St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-20
BALDWIN.

Especial Correspondence OF the Globe.l
BALDWIN, Wis, Dec, 19-Cold enough.
Thirty degrees below zero.
Now bring out that coon skin and turn
down your seal.
That new coon skin coat Of Homer Riders
is exceedingly comfortable in its appearance
and looks.
c. d. Giddlngs bids defiance TO the bliz-
yards with that dog skin coat to protect him.
scribner & Rasmusen's large lot OF fur
coats Of every kind aud description are dis
appearing fast these days.
Messrs. MILFORD & Christensen returned
from Hudson Saturday morning from
weeks labor ia connection with the county
board.
The primary and intermediate depart
ments Of the public schools closed Friday for
three weeks vacation. Owing TO time lost
at the death of Prof. Burr the higher grade
will have no vacation.
The spectacle Of boy not more than four
teen in an intoxicated condition is an IN
common one in Baldwin, yet those who have
eyes might have seen such 4 sight last Fri
day afternoon A saloon keeper who viii
sell iutoKicsnts 10 su infant ought to have
his license revoked, his goods copfscated,
aud be totally barred from ever selling liquor
again.
Deer are quite plenty In this vicinity. We
saw load Of eight earcases going through
the streets one day last week, and T. p.
Heasley got i've Friday.
Hon. j. S. Mundy, OF wIlliamsport, Penn
sylvania, who recently purchased the milling
property in this village was here last satur-
cay looking the property over and making
preliminary examination preparatory to put
ting the mill in operation, should the outlook
warrant IT, His decision in the matter was
unable to ascertain.
John oleson returned Friday from Hudson,
where he had been spending an enforced
absence as n guest at Hotel Carol, aud as
sn evidence Of JOY TO be back with US. got
roaring full Of ''tsngle juice" Saturday.
much to the disturbance Of the quIeiude and
serenity OF the law abiding citizens; but
Walter beckOned 10 him with that mystic
| finger, and when be was hauled before Judge
Anderson be pleaded guilty to the charge,
asking no mercy. He languisheth yet an
other sixty days.
On Monday a man CD from Emerald got
outside Of good deal Of ''bug juice and It
took the combined strength OF Walter and
Stone, aided by Mynheer HIrsch, to prevail
upon him 20 call upon the Judge. Fifteen
dollars and costs.
c. d. Giddiugs returned from Minneap-
oils Tuesday, where he bad been assisting j.
S. Mundy in the investigation OF his recent
ID,
In that city.
A lively runaway on Front street Wedues-
day afternoon cleared the street of pedes-
TRANS and most effectually spilled the con-
tents Of two sleighs. No serious damage
done however.
Quite an amusing contretemp occurred al
Hammond Monday afternoon. ". B. Judd
was there enveloped in bear skin coat and
seal skin cap and upon entering store when
he supposed he was well known be was taken
for one the Stewart WILDER force Coucerf
company-colored. VIII says he canno
take It as a compliment. ~
AT the regular communication Of Bailey
lodge No. 1872 F. and a NJ, Weduesda,
evening last, the following named gentle
men were elected to preside over the des-
TIMES of the lodge for the year next en- suing
Ole Christensen, W. NJ, W. F. scribuer,
5. W, ID. ]. Foster, J. W, A. Hirsch, secre-
tary, Armstrong Taylor, treasurer. Messrs
Christensen, Scribner, Hirsch and Taylol
were reelected. The lodge will vaeate theiI
present quarters soon and occupy Isaac
Mclgord's hall, it having been rented for tina
purpose. The location is better and We pre-.
dict an enlivened interest in masonry In
Baldwin.
Among the holiday novelties to be seer
are the toilet sets and ladies' perfume boxe
in Messrs. Scnbner Il Rasmusen's The
contain everything wanted to make up TN
toilet and banked up with lace collars an.
fancy hspdkerchiefs as they are they make
: very pretty sight.
Gov. Cleveland shows himself good dea
Of a wag in his replies to persistent inter
viewers. His assurance to the public througl
one of that fraternity that at the recent visI
Of Senator Bayard no conspiracy was entere
into and that no fraudulent transaction wa
eoneocted, being about as pat as anything
have seen lately.
Mr.. George Bsnta, Of Franklin, Ind, rep
resenting the Phoenix Insurance company
of Brooklyn, n. Y, was in town Thursday
he says that al no time since the sshai