St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-16
NOTES ABOUT TOWN.

Mr.. Charles Dodd of Alexandria, Mimi,
is in the city visiting with his brother, q.
Z. Dodd, for few days.
The lake is open as far as can be seen
from the bridge The water is at stand
still.
improvements are going on at the Elliott
house. Stone steps are being placed at the
main entrance and a substantial walk laid.
An excellent team has been purchased
from Saunty, Tozer tE Pennington for the
hook and ladder truck, and now the fire
boys are in good spirits.
Between this point and Taylor'S Falls the
ducks and geese are SO abundant that
sportSmcn could bag any number of them.
They were so near to the Ceon yesterday
morning that they could be shot 10y the
dozen.
KertSon & Son. who for some ten years
We're running q sash, door and blind factory
in this city. but who went two years ago
to Minneapolis intend returning here and
running the factory they formerly had.
south of Hersey n Beans lower mill and
over George Swans machine shop.
At the municipal court yesterday morn
ing only one person appeared before Judge
Netheway sam Anderson was charged
with being drunk and also with resisting a
police officer On the first charge he was
fined - and costs and ON the latter $40 and
costs. \ complaint was made by \. Toch-
oicn of Lake Elmo against y. Il. NJ. NeiCe
for assault.
The social hop given last evening by the
members of the Ancient Order of Hiber-
mans was q most successful one. and being
given in their own hall it was dOuby pleas
~, h.,1l
which they have rented for their meetings,
in fine manner. The order is strong here.
The steamer Bun HerSey had steam IN
yesterday and left her mooringS. She was
The first that required the pontoon to he
opened this season. She is now ut her dock
near the Duluth depot. She leaves this
morning on an excursion up the river. The
other boats of the Matt Clark Transports
ton company will not leave their position
In the lake for some days.
Mayor Murdoch left last evening for
Minneapolis and viii 90 to-day Ia ST. Peter
To- see his son Robert, who is improving
quite rapidly. He has had no trouble with
his head since the abSceSS broke. lie wrote
the mayor long letter. giving full particu-
lars of how he was getting on. how he was
ont driving every day and never had better
health in his life.
About l o'clock yesterday morning
Stu>>i'S Touring mill. about two miles from
the rjty and near the Duluth raad track.
WAS burned down. Some time since Mr.
Stus>j Sold the mill to a Mr.. Cook. a prac-
teal miller who has been running the mill
all winter and had considerable wheat flour.
bran and shorts on hand Everything was
burnt, Is no one was about the mill when
the tire occurred. The mill was valued az
$1,000, ON which was an insurance Of
s.. 600.
The water Is very low between this city
and T9yicrs Falls much lower than usual
AZ this time of the year Capt. Knapp Of
the Gloon says that the water is rising. but
many OF the streams running into the ST
CroiN are still frozen as we'll rs the lakes.
Yesterday the steamer took down from
OSceola. Wis. 200 barrels Of flour and con
siderable other freight from various points.
There have been several changes among the
crew of the Cleoa this year. Nelson Full
ton Is engineer. Thomas Rowclif steward
and Charles Knapp Waterman.
John Glade, who has been missing for
some days. has been seen south Of the city
between this and Alton. but although many
have seen and talked with him the past
couple Of days he always manages to Sc