St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-01
Washington County nominations.
still,rater Notes.

visiting with Mrs j. c. York.
Mrs. J. c. Yorks and her daughter Ida
have returned from visit to BrowtOn, this
state.
S. R. Stimson continues to improve, and
we trust that it viii go on until his health is
fully restored.
Mrs. A. NJ. Chase died Thursday afternoon.
She will be buried this afternoon at p. m,
DR.. Carroll officiating.
A much needed repair has been done at
the Omaha station, in that the track has been
raised and reballatted
The box Office will open this morning for
the sale of tickets for. the Margaret Mather
company in honeymoon" Get your seats
early.
Quite number OF new buildings are going
mp in South Saltwater, and more are getting
ready to build. The town is in a fourishing
condition.
There was pleasant sociable party on
Thursday evening held at the hall of the
Sons OF Hermann, South Saltwater, and the
light fantastic was kept up until late hour.
Do not forget the Democratic rally tonight
at the Grand Opera house. Gen. Johnson,
j. w Willis, Chris O'Brien and P. H. Kelly
are the speakers. Come out and hear what
they have to say.
Yesterday morning the funeral Of Thos. II.
Clary was largely attended, the Crusaders
and the Ancient Order of Hibernians par
ticipating. The services at st. AIichaePs
church were very solemn.
The st. Croix Lumber company has
erected a glazing shop and store room 1OOxSO
feet at their planning mill. II was much re-
quired, as the present premises are too small
TO do the increasing business.
The fuel for running the Florence mill
here is composed of sawdust and slabs, and
is supplied by j. S. Anderson & Co. 1t is
preferred TO any other, and the cost is small.
Anderson " Co., have the contract.
The mills under J. w. Townshend's
charge are now putting out 600 barrels of the
very best flour daily. Much of the wheat
comes from Dakota, six cars arriving YES
terday. The mills run day and night.
The trotter Lulu Judd has been sold by
Mr.. Abe Rohrbach to a gentleman in New
York, but he does not wish to give his name
or the amount paid for the grand trotter.
We are sorry to lose Lulu Judd, as she was a
good card for this city.
The case Of Walker, Judd & Veazie VS..
Rose 81 Lohman, was again before Judge
Crosby in chambers yesterday. The case
was adjourned for the purpose Of getting
further measurement of the water and may
be called up at any time.
Prof. Beggs, of st. Paul, win be in the city
on Monday afternoon at O'Clock of next
fOr fha -
ing class for the youth of this city. He has
been very successful in St. Paul, many of
the youth of the principal families having
been taught by him.
Auditor Foley this morning at 10 O'Clock
sold couple Of state school lots, the whole
containing only sixty acres. He says that
| there is but little state school lands in Wash
ingtOn county, and that little is of small
value. 1t is not probable that any more Of il
win be tried 10 be sold.
The steamer David Bronson arrived yes
terday morning. Last evening she took a
party Of goose hunters down the lake. and
when she returnswil take raft of logs to
Muscatine. 1t is hoped that these shootists
when they return this time will not shock
the nerves of our delicate citizens as the
/ NAh SA0 NNhAAE btAV last pCulllOu.
Mr.. II. II. Hart, secretary Of the board oil
state charities, was over from st. Paul in the
city yesterday. His business was to see the
manner in which Mr. Frank Berry kept the
state prison books, which he says are kept in
a clearer manner than that Of any of the
state institutions. We are pleased to hear
| that friend Frank keeps the model books of
the state.
Sheriff Watson, of Waseca county, brought
I Matt Vail, charged with assault, and Eugene
Clark and Jas. Ellis, for larceny, to the state
prison yesterday. Each had a sentence OF
one year and six months. Sheriff O'Gorman
also increased Warden Reeds bOarders by
/ two more, Lawrence O'Neil, larceny, two
years, and Peter Godfrey, forgery, one year.
There are more coming from Ramsey
county.
On Thursday evening the ladies Of the
Methodist Episcopal church gave a very
pleasant sociable at their church parsonage,
principally to introduce The new pastor, Rev
Mr. Dnnn 10 his hearers, as well as to elect
the officers of the Ladies' Aid society. After
full satisfaction was done to the excellent
eatables the ladies elected the following a:
their officers for the following year: Presi
| dent, Mrs. Dunn; vice president Mrs. Cove
Secretary, Mrs. Register; treasurer, Mrs.
Eldred; directors, Miss Anna Moorehead,
Mrs. Chas. s. Estabrook, and another lady
whose name we did not learn. They could
not heye made better selection.
It seems that at last the good people Of
South Saltwater are to have depot, and no
before time. On Thursday evening som
dozen passengers were in waiting for tn
Chicago, Milwaukee 81 st. Paul train, AM
some OF them had pretty hard work to get on
1t viii most likely be placed at the foot o
School or Secrest streets. This road was frs
petitioned to build depot, and they handle,
it to the Omaha road to see what action the
would take, when they requested the peopl
to present another petition and locating tn
station. On Thursday afternoon, in les
than an hour twenty-five signatures wer
obtained The location is left to the road
TO decide as which of these streets the
prefer.
Mortality for October
: Coroner Merrill has just made out his re
report of the number Of deaths in this cit
for the month of October, and from it W