St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-15
StilI,crst,,. Notes.

Old papers for sale at the GLOBE Office,
Saltwater, cheap.
The ladies of the M. E. church will have a
meeting in the church parlors on Thursday
afternoon
Mr., B. G. Winston, of B. @. Winston &
Co., st. Paul, was on business visit to the
city yesterday.
Wanted to rent for q term of years, good
house and barn in good location. Apply
to A. Rohrbach.
Next week the Rev. j, McClary expects to
move his family to Mahtomedi, as Mrs. Nc
Clary is much improved in health.
Miss Josie Norris. of Chicago, ILL.,, is visit
ing her brother, T. G. Norris, of the North
western Manufacturing & Car company's
office.
Miss Kittie Nimmocks and Miss Correll
DeLaith, of Minneapolis, who have been
visiting Miss Lou Reed, left for home yes
terday.
The exhibition game of base ball played
here on Sunday, between the Bay City and
Saltwater teams, was won by the home team
by IL to z.
The ladies and gentlemen who were camp
ing out at Comedian lake for the past week
returned to the city much inNgorated from
their outing.
All those indebted to NJ. Zanzinger, butcher,
will pay the same to j. H. Pratt, who has bought
ont the shop at 212 North Main street. Mr..
Pratt solicits the patronage of all the old Gus
toners, as well as new.
The Jennie Hayes has been chartered to
take the roller skaters to Hudson on Thurs
day evening next to the opening of the new
roller rink there. A large number intend
going. They will no doubt have pleasant
time.
John Alpheus Turner Fitch, Mariah Jane
Fitch and Alice Fsadora Fitch, will find informa-
ton to their advantage by calling on Henry Tower
Merriam, at the Sawyer house. Any one giving
information to find them will receive reward OF
IS by calling at the GLOBE Office, Saltwater.
Col Barr, of the United States army, was
in the city yesterday and visited the state
prison. He was much pleased to see the ex-
cellent manner in which Warden Reed and
his assistant are keeping things, and the way
the military prisoners are treated. His re-
port to the government will be most favor
able one.
Mr.J. Il. Pratt, who is well known in the
city as caterer in the meat line, has bought
out the establishment of Michael Zanzinger,
at 212 North Main street, and will carry on
the business. Mr.. Pratt will be able to sup
ply the very best of meat that can be got and
at reasonable prices.
There were several runaways by horses on
Sunday, and from the wrecks of buggies
seen, a large amount of damage must have
been done. A woman was injured by being
thrown from buggy near the water works,
and Mr.. Harrison, superintendent of the
works, was the good samaritan in her case.
Mr.. Fl. s. Millett, of the Live Stock Record,
Kansas City, took in the sights here yester-
day. He visited the state prison and went
also to Lake Elmo. He was much pleased
with his visit to Lake Elmo, and claimed
that Elmo lodge was the best kept house in
this region; the bill Of fare was first class
and the charges most moderate.
The Tran sfer company has erected on the
edge of their track a steam tie and pile load
er. 1t is situated north Of the elevator, in q
deep bay which comes in from the lake. II
works with an endless carrier, which takes
ties, piles, and such kinds of timber on the
cars as rapiply as men can handle them.
This will be great convenience to shippers,
as the cost of loading ties, etc., on the cars
will be reduced to the minimum, and as
such materials can be got cheaply here, nc
doubt railways and others will avail them
selves of this chance for supply.
On Sunday number of the younger lad
from this city went to Hudson to play game
of base ball with the boys there. When they
arrived there they found that the Hudsona
men opposed them, and in order to strength
en- themselves had imported several players,
among whom was Prescott, the catcher for
the Saltwater boys, and who was instru-
mental in getting our boys together.
Well, 1t paid him better to play with the
Hudson boys, as he got So for his day.
The Hudson boys won by % to Is, which was
much less than they should have made with
the team they had collected. The young
boys here think they can down any team they
can scare up In Hudson, big or little, SO long
as they do not import players, especially the
best players from their own team.
Mr.. H. S. Merriau, OF southern Arizona,
arrived on Sunday in the city. He belongs
to Crystal Lake, ILL.,, and this is the first
time in over sixteen years he has been in the
east. He found many of his old friends, but
family of the name Of Fitch moved to Still
water from Illinois, and he is here in search
of them. He has prospered in Arizona and
now owns large cattle range, but formerly
he was mining. He gives glowing accounts
of that country without winter, and for the
past five years has never had the thermome-
ter above ninety-two degrees, and it only
reached that point once. He has not much
love for the Indians, as he carries seven bull
let wounds got from them, and was so Sc
verelv wounded at one time that he lay in
bed fifteen months, and for six months
longer had 10 use crutches. He is now hale
and hearty, and enjoys the southwestern
land. His account of the country is most
interesting, as be has lived in it with his
eyes open.
Mahtomedi for the next few weeks will be
the center of great gatherings. On the 22d
inst the Ministerial Institute of st. Paul dis
trict NJ Z. church begins, followed by the
jubilee, at which 1000 children will sing
under the direction of Signor A. Jannotta.
The jubilee will be followed by other gather
ings Although Mahtomedi is on White
Bear lake, it is several miles from White Bear
town, and is most pleasant spot, having
plenty OF amusements in the way of fishing,
boating and bathing. Six trains daily call
here each way, and it is surprising that more
do not visit this spot. 1t is particularly COP
venient to Saltwater, and quiet and rest can
be had at very little cost The Mahtomedi
hotel is most moderate in its charges, az day
board can be obtained at 500 per week.
Room and board $500 day or from 50 to
s12 per week. No liquors Of any
kind allowed to be sold on the
property. The large tabernacle will