St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-06-29

$500 was given the trustees for the embel-
ishment of the walls and an addi-
tional $500 will be set aside for a me-
mortal window to the memory of her,
who in her lifetime made many mag
nifcent gifts to this church. The contract
for putting in this window has been let to a
Boston man. Gen. Leduc and other
Hasting representatives at the dairymen's
convention have returned and speak of the
cOurtesies of the railroad managers and peo-
pie of MOOrhead and the possibilities Of that
part of the state for stock raising in terms
of highest praise. Our genial postmaster,
with a friend, drove out to Lakeyille and
back. twenty-five miles, yesterday, and
during their stay caught 140 black bass.
A gentleman on Sixth street, while putting
up fence, heard swarm OF wild bees fly
ing over. He threw his hat amongst them
and commenced throwing sand at them,
which arrested their flight and in thirty
minutes he had secured them in an old hive
which happened to be near at hand.
Braimerd.
The local Democracy were not little
surprised last week by all editorial an
nouncement in the Journal that it would
hereafter advocate true Jetfersonian princi-
pies of Democracy. The paper was last
Republican, although its editor formerly
published a Democratic paper at Little
Falls. {. The railroad employees at this point
held grand picnic at Detroit Lake ON Sat-
urday. Between 1900 and 1,500 were
present. The N. P. company furnished
free transportation. The surveying party
of the new st. Paul s. Northwestern rail
road returned home on Tuesday evening
after an absence of just eighty seven days.
-. The funeral of the late Judge Toilet
will take place On Sunday. The remains
will be taken East for intern emit. -. The
second annual fair Of the Crow Wing
County Agricultural society will be held in
Brainerd, Sep. 10 and H.. The Willard
hotel is again in the hands of Witt, Hart
ley & Co. 1t is understood that the COM
mission to locate the Mind hospital for the
insane will visit Brainerd some time next
week. .Brainerd will celebrate after all.
The GLORIOUS" will be spent at Woodland
park, in the good Old-fashioned way, viz:
big dinner, grafton, music and athletic
sports. D.. Mr.. Kindred appears. confident
that he will dispose of the st. Paul, Brain
erd & Northwestern railroad bonds to good
advantage in the near future, and that the
road will be built within the next two years.
Fergus Falls.
At the meeting of the alliance next week,
says the Journal, the farmers will discuss
the matter of holding an agricultural fair
Notices are being sent out and large at
tendance is expected. -. C. NJ. Knapp has
been driving well on the Farrell place.
and Tuesday it began to flow and has con-
tinued to flow steady stream. 1t has been
sunk only to depth of forty-fve feet. :. :.
The marriage Of Miss Salina Harris, the
daughter of K. o. Harris, to George L..
BOnney occurred at the residence of the
brides father on Union avenue. 1t was
strictly private, there being only the imme-
date family present The ceremony was
performed by Rev. F. B. Nash of the St.
James Episcopal church, Ole Harris acting
as best man and Miss Bonney, sister of the
groom, as bridesmaid. After lunch Mr..
and Mrs. Bonney left on the train for the
East on a brief visit.