St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-27
BALDWIN, WIS.
Especial Correspondence of the Glob,


BALDWIN, Wis, Nov 25.-Wh, at quo
tat rs last Friday nom ny No.
l Fife, soc; No. l blue sim, 53c:
soft, 4se. Receipts large during the week
aggregating 2, 600 bushels per day. Ruling
price for past week same as above.
Splendid weather for all kinds of work Of
the season.
General activity and spirit of enterprise
prevails.
Crippen's new barn in rear of his new
block is complct, j.
Armstrong TAYLOR, Esq, has been grading
and filing in the street in front of his resi-
dence.
In the case of assault and battery before
Justice Foster Saturday. Nov. 18th, the COM
plant of the state was sustained.
Theodore w. Briggs, of Appleton, Wis.
general agent of Fire Association Insuranc
company, of Philadelphia, was in town Mon
day last, and Col. Bates, of Dubuque, Ia,
general agent OF the Continental Insurance
company. was here same day.
S. ]. Hutchins, of Hammond, AMI Mr.
Kinsee, of Warren, were in town Tuesday.
Some of our would be Nimrods were out
glass ball shooting Friday afternoon, I4th.
They did not prove themselves the equals of
Doctor Carver or Of Bogar,lus, but they did
quite well for amateurs. w. 3. Judd made
The best score.
Another mistake in the n ght operator at
the depot came near resulting in a collision
between here and Woodvllle He was
promptly removed and now Mr. Brown is
hack again, and a feeling of safety prevails
His many friends in Blllwin ar: glad TO see
him amongst them again.
Some over-enthusiastc Democrats draped
the Republican banner in mourning Friday
night, Nov. IA. They were a little premature
to say the least, but those Republicans who
were so put out, will do well to regard it as
boyish frolic, same as they did when tie
Democratic banner was taken down and the
inscription taken of and a Republican one
substituted. The cases are parallel.
Robert Atkins, of Minneapolis, a former
resident OF Baldwin, spent Saturday ana
Sunday last in town, visiting his many
friends here. Robert is doing a good bust
ness in the city as a cabinet maker.
Messrs. Scrbner 81 Rasmussen have Just
received a new invoice of dogskin over
overcoats, which th are selling at prices
suited TO the times. Tney have a novelty in
the form of a knit shirt for ladies. They
also carry large and elegant line of canned
goods, where epicureans may revel in de-
light. They also have penant flying from
the stop Of their store, on wLich is the
legend, Cleveland and Hendricks"
The social event of the season is a grand
ball to be given by the managers of the rink
Thanksgiving night. They have engaged
Cooks celebrated orchestra of Minneapolis,
consisting Of first and second violin, harp
and cornet No effort will be spared to make
the event enjoyable and very fine, and those
who love to ''tp the light fantastic'' will
have an opportunity from p. N. until the
''wee, SINAI hours" Reception committee.
the managers of the rink; floor managers,
Dan Murphy and Frank Heasley.
Messrs. Prinslen g. Ar nisen close out
their stock OF clothing at public auction to-
morrow. An opportunity to purchase at your
own figures.
Ole Christensen has the frame work of his
new shop on Main corner of Fourth street.
mp and will soon have it ready for the ma
chnery. 1t is his purpose as soon as prac-
teal to commence the manufacture of
school house desks, doing all the work
here.
w. H. Peabody quietly transferred the
p1stoffice and its effects to the new quarters
il Crippeu's block Monday evening. The
new location is must central and in every
respect better than the one vacated.
The lawyers are all counting this week
Col. R. G. Benton, Of Minneapolis, was
in town Tuesday last
o. c. Ford, of New Centerville, made bet
with Capt. Start just before election, ten to
one, that Cleveland would be next president
and upon payment of the bet turned the
money over to the fund to defray expenses
of the Publication last night. So the captain
unwillingly aided in the celebration.
Some forty enthusiastic Democrats went
to Hammond Wednesday night to help them
''whoop'er up'' taking along the old cannon
with them to fire salute. They report a
good time.
A large delegation came from Hammond
to help US celebrate last night and aided ma
terially in making the event successful.
Considering the scarcity OF materials the pro-
cesslon was large one, and they were or
DERBY and well behaved indeed. The veteran
Palmer brought up the rear with huge
broom which he used to good advantage.
The continuous blowing Of the whistle on the
engine was the only unpleasant feature-so
! say the Republicaps-but Democratic enthu-
siasm must find an outlet someway