St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-31
.SfiIy,yater Notes.

Still,Uater Notes.
Miss Baker and Bowley, of Minneapolis, are
visiting with Miss Bessie Stimson.
Miss Caldwell, of Minneapolis, is visiting with
Miss Alma Gillespie for few days.
Sam Judd when in the city yesterday, looked
and felt pleased that St. Clair is again behind the
bars.
Remember the game this afternoon at $3.50
between the Red Caps, of st. Paul, and the Min
nesota Chiefs of this city.
The water during the past twentyfour hours
has rather receded, and is about a half inch
lower than the previous day.
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs Isaac Sarso-
will will be buried this afternoon at 8 O'Clock
from their residence North owen street.
The district court was opened yesterday
morning by Judge Crosby, but no business was
transacted and it was adjourned until Monday.
There will be a game of base ball this after
moan at Lake Elmo, between the Lohmans, of
that place, and number of the saltwater clerks,
On Friday evening there was meeting of the
school board, but no business was transacted.
There was good deal of talk over schooc mat
tiers.
The CRATES and mantles for the prison have ar
pattern, and in keeping with the finely finished
rooms.
Mrs. Theo. Franks and daughter, of Fargo,
D. t., are visiting with Mrs. Kuhn, who is
sister of Mrs. Franks. They will be III the city
some time.
We are pleased to learn that the Crusaders have
got musical instruments. This will be another
incentive to the young men to become members
Of this excellent organization.
DR.. Pratt and family have decided to remain
another month in their cottage at Lake de Mon
treville The doctors health has never been
much improved and he is looking rugged.
The museum opens in Mowers block on Mon
day evening with good place to exhibit and
with new attractions Old and young can be
amused and profted by visiting r:e sights.
Mr.. l. K. Bowes and wife, of Chicago, have re-
turned from the Devils Lake region and are
again visiting with Mr.. S. R. Stimson. Mr..
Bowes had considerable sport shooting in Dakota.
The amount of money collected at the bridge
for the past week is S15O.O5. This amount
would have been much larger but on last Sunday
the bridge was out ofrepairs, and not used for
some hours.
MIR. W. E. Thorne, of the firm Of Thorne, Per
Lee & Co., the pioneer dry goods man of Still
water, leaves tomorrow for the east to purchase
their fall and winter stock. He is veteran in
the business.
The st. Paul s. Duluth road is selling tickets
via Duluth and the great lakes to New York and
Boston at $14, to Buffalo and Erie 50. and to
Detroit and Cleveland s.. All these cheap rates
by the lakes.
In probate court yesterday before Judge
Lehmicke, bond was fled and notice of appeal
Al. i;
court made on June 90 constituting the will of the
late l.. f. Torinus. The bond was approved.
The market is about clear of large short logs.
and the outlook is Frightening perceptibly. The
trade the past week or two has been fair and the
demand for logs is increasing. We hope to
see the lake pretty nearly clear before winter
sets in.
The race track is being put in first class order,
and the officers and directors sparing pains
to make the fair which opens next week com
plete success. If energy and push will make
things move McKusick and Sturtevant will keep
the ball rolling.
Mr. A. NJ. Kiehle who has been in New York
state visiting his friends, leaves for home with
Mrs. Kiehle on Wednesday next, reaching this
city early Friday morning. His boys have got on
all right during his absence, and he will find the
store in first class condition.
Assistant Postmaster Fellows returned yester
day morning from his weeks vacation at Du-
buque, Iowa. He reports having pleasant time
and his bronzed appearance shows that he must
have been out the greater part OF the time while
away. He has Il healthy look.
Wheat selling yesterday on the streets at
20 cents, with very little offering. We don't
blame the farmers for holding back as the price
is not in any proportion to that paid in Mime
apolis. The difference is greater than the dis
lance demands. The wheat is No. l hard.
Mr.. Phil Potts has set an example to sidewalk
builders Main street, as well as any of the
others. The new walk he has put down opposite
his store will bear inspection being well laid and
OF just the right thickness OF plank More Of
just such sidewalks are badly needed in the
city.
On Friday evening Mr. W. H. Newberry, who
was prime favorte when formerly in the city,
returned after long absence in the southwest
He takes new position in Shuttinger's estab-
lishment Wherever he has been he has been
popular, and the kanuck is again welcomed to
the city.
horse and phaeton stolen from ST. Paul
Friday, and Chief Sherball received telegram
yesterday to be on the outlook for the rig. The
horse is light gray, short thin .mane, heavy tail
old and OF little value. There is a reward offered
for the apprehension of the thief
The manner in which the train on the Chicago,
Milwaukee & St. Paul road has its afternoon
trains come in at the station here is now all
right, there being no delay caused by the engine
having to 90 to the Duluth turn table The pas
sengers speak in praise of the change It only
required to be brought to the notice OF the au-
thorities to be remeded, as the Milwaukee road
will not be behind in catering TO the wants OF the
travelling public.
On the south hill, especially on Fourth and
Fifth streets, the residents are much annoyed by
orchard thieves, not only by what they steal but
the havoc they make among fruit trees by pelt-
ing them with stones. on Friday evening a
young girl was severely injured by being struck
by stone thrown over the fence at one Of these
fruit trees. The boys are known, and they are
likely to find themselves in hot water. 1t is a
short sighted policy to let such lads get off, and
tine sooner they are checked the better for them
and the community.
week from to-day it is expected that there
will be an interesting game of base ball in the
park for very worthy object, it being arranged
to have nine OF the "od Folks club play nine OF
the police force, the proceeds to go to officer Dan
Mccarthy, who has been sick so long Dan was
always lover OF athletic sports, and could al
ways take n hand in them, and especially in base
ball was he always in demand. The object being
known large attendance will be ensured The
"0ld Folks" have confidence that they can whip
the police, and know they can beat them run
ming. Full particulars viii be given as arrange.
mcnts progress.
The morning trains from st, Paul on the
Omaha road is causing great deal of dissatisfac-
ton in that the train leaving ST. Paul at sos and
the leaving st $40 arrive in Saltwater at the
same time, the passengers on the earlier train
having to stop at the junction until the arrival of
the second train. Yesterday morning they
went for Conductor Travis and gave him Hail
Columbia. Miss Finch Of ST. Paul, Miss Nelson
of saltwater. j. ". Boyle OF St. Paul, and 9TH
ers, were on the early train and got rather tired
OF the long sit st the junction. It would be bet
ter to sell no tickets for saltwater on the earliest
train. and thus prevent dissatisfaction.