Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-03-13
PERSONAL.

Hon. H. G. Miller, st. Peter, is registered
at the Metropolitan.
Conrad Gotzian and H. P. Upham left
for the east last night.
Capt. G. E. Billiard and wife, Verndale, |
are at the Metropolitan.
Messrs. G. NJ. Ramsey and F. Hughes, |
Warren, are at the Metropolitan.
Messrs. E. L. WEIGH and A. H. Poehler, |
Henderson, are at the Merchants.
Capt. Josiah Chance, q. S. A., Fort
Abraham Lincoln, at the Windsor.
Ms. Edward Bazille returned yesterday
from flying visit to Philadelphia.
Hon. o. p. Whitcomb, ex-state auditor,
Rochester,.is guest at the Merchants.
Messrs. j. E. West, W. F. Street and Jno.
Cooper, st. Cloud, are at the Merchants.
Mayor McMicken, of Winnipeg, was in
the city yesterday, en- route home from q
trip East.
Hon. VIM. Mitchell, Winona, associate
justice of the supreme court, is at the Met
ropolitan.
Lieut.. Gov. G. A. Gilman and wife, St.
Cloud, are in the 3ity, and have apart
ments at the Merchants.
W.P. Morgan, Detroit, A. W. Swenson,
ids, are at the Merchants.
Messrs. a. E. Shelton, London, and A. E.
and NJ. S. Waters, South Wales, England,
are registered at the Windsor.
G. E. Norbeck, Fire insurance adjuster
for the Niagara fire insurance company,
left st. Paul for Fargo last night.
Col. D. G. STAN, Ortonville, prominent
factor in the famous Fifth district con
gressional fight, is at the Merchants.
Col Belote, of the Metropolitan, had a
| quiet day yesterday, indicating that his
mishap Saturday was much less serious
| than was feared.
| Austin butcher, formerly with the Chica-
go, st. Paul q Omaha, but now ''bossing"
passenger train on the branch line from
Neilsville to MERRIAM, Wis, is enjoying
brief vacation visiting his st. Paul friends.
| Gen. Baker, state railroad commissioner,
| confined to his room at the Merchants for
ten days past, made his appearance on the
first floor for short time yesterday, and
hopes to be able to visit his Office at the
capitol to-day.
Among the late arrivals at the Nero hants
were the following: Jno. G. Pyatt, Wah-
peton, D. T.; w. Goodrich, jamestown,
d. t.; G. E. Marvin, Rochester; R. L. Will
lard, Brainerd; A. T. Price, Lisbon, d. t.;
W. II. and Mark Barnard, LIE Sueur.
Hon. John y. Davidson, publisher and
proprietor of the Miles City, NJ. T., Daily
Press for year past, has disposed of the
same and returned to st. Paul. where he
has continued to retain his home and will
probably soon be connected with some live
business enterprise.
Hon. George Walsh, Grand Forks, mem
Der of the Dakota territorial council, who
arrived from YanktoH Sunday, is still at
the Merchants, the delay on his homeward
trip being occasioned by the condition of
Mrs. Walsh, who has not fully recovered
from the illness with which she was pros
trated the three last weeks of her stay in
Yankton.
John Matheis, the great carpet king.
with his wife, returned to st. Paul yester-
day from New York. He went down fol-
pleasure and business, but mostly for bust
ness. The immense stock of goods he
purchased commenced to arrive even be-
fore he got here, and now the walk in front
of his store will have to be blocked up foI
several weeks with new goods.
Col. A. Allen, mine host of the Mer.
chants, will leave for the Hot Springs, Ark
|
Allen has passed the greater portion of the
winter. The colonel proposes to remain
two or three weeks and take a good rest
and at the same time escape the raw
damp weather of the spring breakup il
this section. Mrs. Allen will accompany
him on his return.
Hons. Jud La Moure, Pembina; John
son Mickey, Jamestown; B. W. Benson
Valley City; George P. Harvey, Walsh
county, and o. M Towne, Grand Forks
county, portion of the
north Dakota delegation in the late terri
torial Legislature the North
Dakota minstrels from the preference
for silk hats-after days rest at the Mer
| chants, left for their respective homes las
evening, where each and all will undoubt
eddy be received with music and Teasing
in consideration of their eminent success
in securing much important legislation fol
their portion of the territory.