St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-13
STILL WATER BURGLARS
Make Two Good fsauss--COurtN New



Burglars made two good hauls at South
saltwater on Sunday night or yesterday
morning. They entered the boarding house
or the st. Croix Lumber company and carried
OF three watches and some clothing The
boarding house of Mrs. La Point was also
entered, and fine watch and some clothing
was carried off.
large number of Saltwater people visited
the camp yesterday. The G.. A. r. bows and
all those who were fortunate enough to eat q
meal or two prepared by the Company K
cooks, speak very highly Of them. The foul
cooks with Company X are among the best in
the state. Over $50 persons, including the
u A H.. were fed by this company on Sutur-
day and as many on Sunday. Our crack
company has been honored with as MANY
visitors during the encampment as any other
one, and has spent the time very pleasantly.
In probate court yesterday IN the e. S.
Sterndortf estate the administrators final
account was examined and allowed, and the
estate assigned. In the estate of Thomas
McKillip, deceased, the last will and tesla
ment was proved and submitted, and S. NJ.
MaGOftin was appointed administrator
The funeral of Charles Johnson. aged "a
years, who died on Sunday, took place yester-
day afternoon and was largely attended. The
deceased died from consumption, and was
son of G. G. Johnson, residing corner of Third
and Mulberry streets.
from James Ricketts,, residing in England.
which went down with the Oregon and lay in
the bottom OF the ocean four months The
letter can be easily read and is in a good state
OF preservation.
The Saltwater grocers have received an
invitation to attend the picnic of the ST. Paul
and Minneapolis grocerS to be held at Mime
tonlza, July Is. The board of trade met last
night and appointed committee to see how
many will 60.
Yesterday the demurrer in the case of A.
NJ. Dodd and others VS.. The st. Croix Railroad
and improvement company was argued be-
fore Judge McCluer and submitted
Last night DR.. Donald, DR.. Caine, Dr. J. A.
Douglas. Joseph Becker and others left for
Grand Rapids, Mich, to attend the annual
conclave of Patriarchial circle
Otto Triebel and daughter Bertha of Peo-
ria, ILL.,, who have been visiting Joseph
Schupp and Mr.. A. G. Triebel, will return
home tomorrow.
The lawn fete given by the ladies of the z.
M. c. A. at the residence of Mrs J. S. Ander-
son, last evening, was success financially
and socially.
Officer Smallets hearing, set for yesterday.
was postponed till Friday on account of the
absence of his attorney, j. n. Searles.
Yesterday David Tozer sold a raft of logs to
the burlington Lumber company and one to
the Clinton Lumber company
MISS Mary Q. Field has been elected SUPER
intendent of drawing in the public schools at
Long Branch.
P. NJ. McManns. the head sawyer at Turn
bulls mill, was severely injured yesterday
morning.
G. H. Browne is the latest ACQUISITION to
the clerical force in the offices of the Car
company.
DR.. Waiter and wife left last night for Can
ada to spend couple of weeks or so.
A new girl put in her appearance at AID.
Borrowman's house on Sunday night.
Martin Yeaher, employed at VOLTS brew
cry, had finger taken Off yesterday.
Jay Barnes and wife and Dan Harkins re-
turned yesterday from Chicago.
John H. Douglass, prominent lumberman
of St. Louis, is in town.
j. T: Sullivan buried his little daughter,
Blanche, yesterday.
George NJ. Brush and family have returned
from Mankato.
Miss Marie Prescott is visiting friends at
Sioux Falls.
Fred Bean moved his family to California
yesterday.
A six-lnoths-old child of John Boos died
yesterday.
E. G. King of Springfield is the guest of c.
J. Burns.
W. Ill. Smithson is at Yellowstone park
John o Brien OF Veazie is here on business
Il. ID. Sewell is home from Milwaukee,