St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-20
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cider'' campaign, sO-cailed, have the people |
Of that state been so earnest and determined
as they were during the late struggle.
No one trsversing the state and
noting the people would doubt for an
Instant that they endorse Thomas A
Hendricks 10 all that he does, and thorou ghly
believe in his greatness. Mr.. Bantl is a
staunch and thorough Democrat, and q very
good fellow, which naturally follows, as a
matter OF course.
The announced candidacy Of Congress
man Price adds a new feature TO the sena-
torial contest in this state, and bodies no
good TO Col. SpOoner. II is believed that
Mr.. Price does not announce himself a can
didate with any hope OF obtaining the caucus
nomination, but with view TO injure Col.
Spooner. This is greatly TO be deplored, for
the colonel csnnOtspAre great
many votes. Could the people OF
this town set the seal OF their
indignation upon Congressman Price he
would never be heard from again. They are
not very patient with his attempt TO beat Col.
Spoouer, whom they would be glad TO see
elected senator. They do not forget that
when he had an opportunity Congressman
Price showed in what estimation he
held the people Of Baldwin by an
utter disregard Of their wishes
and wants, and when the opport unity comes
TO them he viii feel the effect Of their dis
approval, be may rest assured.
The young people, Of Baldwin, are organ
izing a dramatic entertainment to be given
under the auspices of the management of
the rink. They have selected the drama, all
the parts are assigned and rehearsals will
commence at once. Until they have the
parts well memorized they will rehearse in
private dwellings, after which in costumes
on the stage. Who knows but there may be
half dozen Barretts, Booths and Keens in
this little hamletl
Parties desiring frst-class millinery work
done will do well to bear in mind that Miss
Murray, the efficient and capable manager
OF that department in the store OF Messrs.
Scribner and Rasmussen, closes her engage
ment with them after the holidays and re-
turns to st. Paul
Fred Rasmussen will soon vacate his place
behind the counter in the store OF Messrs.
Scribner & Rasmussen, and after a brief stay
with his parents AT River Falls, will 90 to St.
Paul TO I'LL more lucrative position in a
large boot and shoe establishment. Fred
has made many friends In Baldwin who will
miss his happy face from amongst the dry
goods.
s. J. Hutchins, OF Hammond, has per-
fected arrangements whereby he takes the
Northwestern hotel for a term OF three years,
taking possession July 1, next. Mr.. Hutehins
Is a genial, nice fellow, and We see no reason
why he may not suit the travelling public.
Mr.. Peterson, the retiring proprietor, will en-
gage in other business.
District Attorney Taylor and wife went TO
Hudson, Thursday, to be present at the
sheriffs' supper, so called, to which they were
invited.
The entertainment given at the rink Fri
day evening by Messrs. Newton aud Jones
under the business management Of Mr..
spaulding was a highly interesting and pleas
ing affair indeed. The ''Meteors," as they
are called, combine artistic skill and beauty
with the most difficult feats, performing al
most miraculous things on rollers with an
ease and grace that is simply wonderful
Their department is that of gentlemen who
are bound TO please, and the hearty applause
given By the audience shows that they touched
the right spot. While Mr.. Jones is good Mr.
Newton attracts especial attention. Coupled
with bis fancy skating he gives an exhibition
Of bycicle riding that eclipses anything
ever saw The whole concludes with
Jumbo on Skates" It was the larges
crowd ever saw at the rink, and the way
they manifested their approval shows how
much they enjoyed It.. The "Meteors" re
turn in about four weeks to five another en-
tert2inment.
A small but appreciative audience gathered
at the rink Tuesday evening to listen to the
| ~rfu hx- he Cofr
company. The singing by Mr.. Stewart, The
recitations by Mr.. French and 4 piano SOLE
by Mr.. White were good. Mrs
Stewart also displayed great powe
of vocalzation. AS whole th'
show is far above the averag
, Of that kind. They, like all jubile,
singers, profess to be trying TO raise none.
to help educate their brethren. 1t may b
true.
Homer Rider returned Tuesday night frou
Iowa, whittier he was called by a brother
illness last week. He was too late, tn
brother having died before his arrival.
Sheriff Carol, OF Hudson, was in tow
Thursday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Evans, OF Menominee, ar
in town, the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. B
Judd.
". B. Judd returned from Minneapoii
Thursday night, where he had been for tw
DAYS upon business matters.
20 /
CTATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF RAASE'
y --ss In Probate Court, special term. Decembe
: Is, 1854
7 In the matter Of the estate Of Thomas Hoban- de
, On reading and nlIng the petition Of wuliar
Townsend. administrator Of the estate OF Thoma
Hoban- deceased. representiOng among other thing
that he has fully administered said estate. and praJ
ing that time and place be fixed for examinins an
allowing his account Of administration. and for IN
assignment Of the residue Of said 70 the PEI
sons entitled thereto by law.
7 IL Is ordered that said account be examined an
petition heard. BY the Judge Of this court, Tue
day the 18th day Of January, D. 1855 az ten oeloc
! A. m, n the Probate ONCE IN said county.
And IL Is further ordered. that notice thereof
given to ali persons interested By publishing copy
this order for three successive weeks prior 70 sa
day OF hearing. In the DAILY GLOBE. a nexspap'
printed and published ~ Saint Paul in said COUNT