St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-13
BALDWIN, WIS.
Especial Correspondence Of the Globe.


BALDWIN, Wis, Dec. 12.-C. Prinsen,
senior member of the firm of Prinsen 81
Arentsen, merchants, was called to Sheboy-
gan, Wis, Tuesday, Dec. 2, by telegram an
nouncing the serious illness of a daughter
residing there. Thursday, 4th, he wired
Mrs. Prinsen to come as the daughter was
dead. She leaves a husband, and babe Of
few weeks Old.
Messrs. Judd and Allyn went to Knapp on
business Saturday last.
o. A. Sangestad went to St. Paul Tuesday
for business purposes.
George Pittman went to Eau Claire Friday
morning, returning Monday.
A. w. Bosworth went to st. Paul Wednes-
day, returning Thursday afternoon.
A. w. Bosworth makes a fine display of
tinware and hardware goods in general.
Mrs. Hirsch went to st. Paul Wednesday
on business, returning by evening train.
Rev. II. H. Van Duesep went to Wilson
TO hold divine services Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. A. j. Decker and Master Max went
to Hudson Thursday, returning on p. IN.
train.
Ole Christensen was away from home last
week building a skating rink at Beldeus
corners.
Lawyers Taylor and Start went to Ellsworth
Thursday to attend the circuit court, now in
session there.
Don't forget the concert of next Tuesday
evening at the rink, but go and hear good
entertainment,
The accident of Tuesday brought Superin-
tendent Whitman, of the st. Paul road, to
town for short time.
Homer Rider was called to southern Iowa
Tuesday, by telegram announcing the serious
illness of an elder brother.
Ben Wood ''snatches the large bun" on the
stove question; and his immense sales of the
fall will Enthusiastically uphold him.
Mr.. Campbell, of the Woodville Lumber
company, was in town Wednesday, and gave
US call. Mrs. Campbell was with him.
o. A. Sangestad viii soon begin arrange
ments for the display of holiday goods, his
late bereavement having prevented thus far.
Herman Hagersett succeeds Ole Wallum
as clerk in O. E. Schribsted's store. Frank
Litergren is the new clerk in Mynheer
Hirsch's.
Mineheer Hirsch has his store filed with an
elegant line of goods. His display of neck
wear, fancy and plain handkerchiefs, being
very fine.
Messrs. Christensen g. HARLOW have been
adding to their stock of albums and fancy
holiday goods, until they make a very neat
appearance.
S. j. Hutehins, former citizen of Bald
win, was in town Tuesday trying to complete
arrangements for the rental Of the North
western hotel.
C. o. Dahl displays gents furnishing
goods in the windows of his new rooms, and
invites attention to the specimens Of his
trade which are in view.
When Mrs. Murphy returned from Maus-
ton. Wis, she brought with her Miss Mary
Smith. her younger sister, who viii sojourn
With her during the winter.
District Attorney Taylor returned yester-
day from Hudson, where he had put in a
weeks hard work in the trial of criminal
cases. in all of which he was successful.
S. Larson is filing the room vacated c. o.
Dahl with nice and finer lot Of furniture
than he has heretofore carried; inviting par
ticular attention to imitation of cherry suits.
Al. Backus carries the stock of toys,
and there go the children to wonder whether
Santa Claus will bring them anything like
that when he makes them his periodical
visit.
Beef must be drug in the market when