St. Paul daily globe., 1885-03-07
. Notes dbout T0,Un.

The skaters went in full force last evening
to Hudson to see the polo match at the roller
rink there.
Owing to the crowded condition of the
schools, no new pupils will be admitted until
the beginning OF next term, April 10.
Miss Minor will, on Monday, take charge
of her department in the high school. Prof.
Mead has given much satisfaction while her
substitute.
Doud, Son & Co. were still arranging
some of the machinery Yesterday. They
will be in full blast in few days with their
cooperage.
The lumbermen's board of trade meets this
afternoon at 2 o'clock for the election of Off
GERS and other business at the surveyor gen
erals Office.
Frank Girard's attraction, "a Cold Day
when We Get Left" which is now drawing
full houses in ST. Paul, appears here on Mon
day evening. See what is said about it in
the st. Paul dramatic news.
At probate court yesterday before Judge
Lehmicke, in the matter of the estate of Au-
gust Holm, deceased, petition was filed by
the administrator for a final settlement of
his accounts; ordered to be heard March 20.
Ed st. John is in the city and he says that
he will not be able to get out this season the
amount of logs intended, but will do well If
he gets out 4, 250, 900 feet instead of $780,
000 He has now banked 3,S00,000 feet.
The Rev. DR.. Dunn will preach at the M.
E. church Tomorrow. His morning subject
will be Soul Satisfaction in God, and in the
evening NebuchedneZZar's Dream, being the
third In the course of short discourses on the
prophecy of Daniel.
The firm of Tenner g. Kreuger dissolved
yesterday, Mr.. Kruger continuing the busi-
wholesale cigar factory, which he has had
running some four months.
petition is being circulated to have the
South saltwater postOffice removed from its
present location and have 1t more central.
II is proposed TO have 1t at some place on the
street leading west from the new union sta
tion.
Tonight at the roller skating rink the
match game Of polo takes place between the
Silver Star club of Minneapolis AMI the Still
water club The home team will do well to
hold their own, as the visitors are said to
have a strong club.
South Saltwater is looking up, and 1t is
learned that there will be considerable build
ing there this season. The town has an ex-
cellent location, being on fat plateau, with
well wooded hills TO the west. They will no
doubt have one or two new saw mills, which
will add much to the population.
The Thalia society win present two-aet
play at Music hall on Sunday evening. They
give "City and Country, or the Austrian
Stockman." Joseph Dworschak Of Duluth
will take the leading part, and the others
who take partsHFill be those who did so cred
itably in "The Village Barber" played by
the same society some time ago.
Yesterday morning when Mr.. II. G. Van
Vorhees went to his stable he found that his
COW was stolen. The door had been opened,
the halter unloosened and the thief and the
COW in tow were traced as far as TO the west
end of Pine street. The tracks although
partly covered with snow were perfectly
plain. Mr.. Van voorhees, notified the police,
when the thief, no doubt knowing that he
had been tracked, turned the COW loose, when
she came home.