St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-13
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Saltwater Ne,US.
Wanted-A good house and barn to rent
for term Of years. Apply to A. Rohrbach
Mr.. s. R. Stimson has returned from his
extended eastern trip. He looks hale and
hearty.
To Rent-A good, new two-story house,
with barn, on First street. Apply to w. j..
Stein, jeweler.
Yesterday morning Mr.. Jas. Pennington
was made the happy father of bouncing
boy. Mrs. Pennington and son are doing
well.
Owing to the lack of time ''Secn around
the city, has to be put off until next issue,
when we will attend to the boots and shoes
interests.
At the municipal court yesterday there was
only one case, drunk and disorderly, and
he paid into the funds of the city $3.50 for
his jolly time.
On account of the scarcity of laborers in
Dakota, Mr.. Dudley Hersey has taken with
him from Saltwater number of men to be
employed in harvesting operations on his
farm.
Mr.. G. Henningsen, who lately had a
jewelry establishment in Phinney's book
store, went up by the Jennie Hayes to
Marine, where he will spend some time hunt
ing and fishing.
The district court did no business to-day
and adjourned until Friday, but no case will
be tried, as the judge and clerk will be en-
gagged in striking the jury roll for the No
yember term of court.
Yesterday the number of visitors at the
prison was unusually large, being princi-
pally composed of those who are visiting
friends in the city. The prison is worth Wis
iting, but will be much more so after the
present extensive Improvements are COM
pleted.
We learn that the Crusaders will hold a
picnic at Lake Elmo, on Monday, Aug 25th.
An invitation has been extended to the So
cieties at st. Paul and Minneapolis. The
body here is composed of first-class material,
and those who are members need not feel
ashamed to go into any society.
Jack O'Neal, the popular conductor on the
Northern Pacific railway, between st. Paul
and Fargo, was in the city yesterday with his
wife, and two young ladies' from st. Paul.
They took in the sights around the city un-
der the pleasant generalship of ''Con,'' our
princely tobacco man. He did the honors
in the very best style.
The county board of equalization met
again yesterday, having Bronson, Campbell,
Dornfield and Auditor Foley present. Sew
eral changes were made: but they did not en-
terrain the application from Wildwood, Dell
wood and Mahtomedi for reduction. They
completed their labors, and on motion of
Auditor Foley the roll as revised and equal
lied was adopted. They thed adjourned sine
die.
Mr. III. w. Shabel, of Gamm & Shabel,
who have the contract for building the new
German Roman Catholic church at Richland,
this state, was in the city yesterday. He re-
reports that the work is getting on well, the
foundations being all finished and ready for
the brick work. 1t is the intention to have
the large church enclosed before winter, so
that work may be pushed during the cold
weather. What these men propose to do in
variably comes to pass.
We learn that one of our hardest worked
merchants is about to take a vacation of two
or three weeks, and go east to New York
state after his better half, who has been at
their old home for some time. We refer to
Mr.. A. NJ. Kiehle, and no one deserves a
holiday more than he does. And why should
he not go? All those he has in his store can
be depended on, and business will move
along just as we'll as If he was In their midst.
So go along and enjoy yourself. We under
stand he will leave on Sunday.
Yesterday the plasterers finished at the
roller skating rink, and now the carpenters
and painters are in charge. Young ladies
and gentlemen, pretty soon you will have a
chance to be present at the reopening, where
we know you will have pleasant time. Mr..
and Mrs. Parmelee are again occupying
their old quarters at the rink, and the past-
erers, carpenters and painters have given
them handsome suite of rooms. We are
pleased to see them so well established, as
they.hayc rendered themselves prime fayorites
with the citizens of Saltwater.
Dudley Fl. Hersey, the bonanza farmer of
Avrilla, Grand Forks county, D. T., left
yesterday afternoon for his summer HON e.
He was accompanied to Arvilla by Mr. and
Mrs. w. S. Conrad, Mrs. Roscoe Jersey and
Mrs. David Bronson. Con is taking a short
holiday, and will spend the time in hunting
and fishing, and we expect when he comes
back he will be able to knock the spots off
Davy Crockett or any of the other old wor-
thies by his marvellous tales of deeds per-
formed. The ladies will visit Mrs. Dudley
Hersey, who will be most happy to have her
old friends with her. A pleasant trip is
wished to all.
On Monday evening the Hibernian society
had very full meeting, and they completed
arrangements for the basket picnic that is 70
come off at White Bear lake on Monday next.
1t is the intention to leave the Duluth depot
at { 40 a. m. and proceed to White Bear,
where the steamer Dispatch, with accom-
panying barge, will take the party around
the lake, and then leave them at the picnic
grounds, where there will be games of all
kinds. The party can stay all day and arrive
home in the evening on the 8 40 train, but
those who are pressed for time may return
with any of the regular trains. The Hiber-
mans do not do anything by halves, and nc
doubt they will have the most enjoyable
picnic that has left Saltwater for some time
They will have the best of music, and those
who enjoy dancing may do so to their hearts
content.
At last pretty reliable clue has been OBJ
tanned to the man who committed suicide
above the boom last week. 1t appears that
last spring a man named Laviere, and his
wife, came to Hudson from Chicago He
obtained work in the chair factory there as
finisher. and remained in that situation I'M
til the time of the Grand Army encamp-
ment at Minneapolis. He and his wife had
been quarreling for some time. and she left
him and went back to Chicago. After be
Loft undsor, for ST Paul No trace of him rras