St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-29
STILL WATER NEWS.
General Town Talk and News
Happenings.

The splendid new rooms of the Y. NJ. G. A.,
in the Bohrer block over the 99-cent store, on
South Main street, were formally opened to a
large crowd of ladies and gentlemen last
night. The address of the evening was made
by Rev. G. s. ii. Dunn. form riy of Still
water and now Of Duluth. Short addresses
were also made by John H.. Elliott, M. b..
Critchett and O. A. Weerolson of Mime
apolis, w. II. Holmes OF Duluth, il Cory
Thomas of Faribault and by the pastors of
the Saltwater churches and by several bust
ness men. gymnastic exhibition was
given by class from st. Paul, under the
direction Of Prof. Il. l.. Weston. Refresh
ments were served in proper time and all
present spent most delightful evening. The
opening was entirely success.
Four societies. the g. A. R., the Sons of
Veterans. the A. O. Fl. and the Sons of Her.
man, have already agreed to participate in
the procession on the 5th. The society turn-
ing out the largest number of members and
the one presenting the best appearance will
receive S10 This sum will also be given for
the most comical and grotesque feature and
So each to the most stylish turnout and best
drilled organization.
fair will be given at Music hall on Satur-
day and Monday evenings for the benefit of
St. Michael's church. A valuable gold ring
will be voted to the most popular lady in the
city and an elegant whip to the most popular
horSeman. All those who attend will receive
chance in a ten-doilar gold piece.
The funeral of S. Simonett from ST. Mary's
church yesterday morning was largely at
tended. The pail bearers were Antoine
Deragisch, J. A. Tenner, Herman Taenskem-
per, Patrick Deragisch, Joseph Captazi and
E. B. Storkamp. Over fifty vehicles were in
the procession.
A. little boy of John Smith, Martha and
Hickory streets, was taken very i'll with
malignant scarlet fever yesterday. X. Nc
Gloggin's little boy, who has been down with
the disease for some time, is not expected to
live.
Yesterday James Crughan was fined S. and
costs for drunkenness and $40 and costs for
visiting Mike Kehoe's. For assault and bat
terry Ivory Olson was fined $40 and costs.
Yesterday, in the estate of Eliza a. Nc
Phaii, deceased, the executors final account
was examined and allowed and residue as
signed to the legatee. r.;
Richard Travelick's lecture at the Still
water theater tonight will draw largely. A
part of the house will be reserved for ladies
and their escorts.
The Willow River Lumber company will
move it's mill from New Richmond to some
point on the North Missouri road.
A large force of men are at work on the
new Omaha dock, extending from Main street
to the lake.
Capt. DAILY and the Jap, who wrestle at the
Saltwater tneater tomorrow night, are ere
training.
The Bronson left yesterday with q raft for
Dubuque. The Graves will leave with one
| to-day.
A stand pipe for engines is being put up at
the Chicago. Milwaukee g. st. Paul depot.
Tulof Ferguson, residing at South Still
water, died yesterday from consumption.
G. W. Case of the Chicago, Milwaukee &
st. Paul road was in the city yesterday.
Frank Behrer was slightly hurt in runa-
way on South Main street yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joel May of St. Paul buried an
| infant son here yesterday.
! Mrs. john Barry is visiting friends in the
| East.
| Capt. W. g. Bronson is at New Ulm.
| F. Whitman is on the sick fist.
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