St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-28

tain their brothers and sisters'in st. Paul.
but the latter insisted that the order OF
guest and host be reversed. and ac-
cordingly the home party were
the guests A committee of reception
composed of A. T. Johnson, chairman;
Col. Brandt, DR.. Nelson, e.. Elmquist and
DIR. Liundgren, did the honors on the ar
rival of the guests and had a general over
sight of affairs, while II. Stockenstrom,
Otto Arosin and o. o. WoOld acted as COM
mittee on introduction. 1t was little
after S o'clock when the first arrivals
came, and i'm an hour about one hundred
were present to welcome the Minneapolis
tans on their arrival. 1t was about $50
o'clock when the party came and was at
once made at home in the parlors of the
Ryan. For an hour or more after. the en-
tire floor was the scene of gen.
eral sociability. There was gen.
eraI comparing of notes as TO the
present condition, and rehearsal of many
"reminiscences of the NOrthland whence
they had come, by all present. AT the
proper time the party entered the dining
room, where substantial banquet was
waiting. For an hour or more
this was discussed, and at the
conclusion there were numerous toasts
and fitting responses. Consul IL. Sahl-
gard was master of ceremonies, and the
speaking was of unusual merit. The follow
ing toasts and responses were given: Salu-
tation to Our Guests, II. Stockenstrom;
Our Hosts, j. w. Arktander, Minneapolis;
Our Nationality, J. Z. Osborn; The Sister
Cities, p. j. +. Clementson; The Women
of the North. &. J. Lomen; America, Ger
hardt GjertseE; The Northwest, A. Z. John
son; The Three Mother Countries,
=. Clausen; Our Guests, A. +. Nordin.
The Rev. Kristofer Jansen of Minneapolis
was expected to be present. and was down
for response TO ''0ur Native and Adopted
Languages, but he was unable TO attend.
1t was at a late hour when the gathering
broke up, the Minneapolitans, most of them.
returning on runners.
WHO WERE THERE.
The following gentlemen with ladi Is were
present:
From st. Paula. Z. Johnson, Herman
Stockenstrom. Il. f. Edmund, Andreas Mum
ster, C. G. Dergh. John Croonquist, o. o.
Void, William +. LutZen, j. +. Nelson, NJ.
d., Charles Nelson, L. J. Elmquist, c. Carlson,
A. p. Croonquise, Harold LOhrbauer. A. +.
johnson, A. +. NOrdin, Joseph Z. Osborn,
Bernt Anderson, Ellis c. Arosiu, Gus Erick-
son, E. n. Nelson, n. o. Norslin, c.
D., II. Hansen, C. J. Lomen,
Otto Arosin, Oscar Enoberg. Z. O. HalvOrsen,
J. c. Jensen, John Blom, c. II. Opsahl, Oscar
NJ. Torrison. Eric V. Rosenlind. HI Ekmann,
C. Brandt, Charles Kittelson. Andrew ]. Lee,
ii. Hobo, n. Fontain, Nels Sahdell, o. Sea-
quisT, Palmquist q Jurgens, J. q. Elmquist,
Albert G. Flown. Henry Bodelson. Adolph
Bierman, c. NJ. LEVINE. o. Lunn. IL. Sablgaard,
From Minneapolis: A. G. Hangar, J. w.
Anderson, Capt. r. p. Swensen, S. Il. Olson
Qngram, Olson & Coz, J. +. Peterson,
=. J. f.. Clementson, John Az
site, p. Mark, A. Mobeck, f..
Dean, Charles Lindberg. a. Bergstrom.
Alfred Backdahl, Trof T. Clausen, p. John
son, j. w. Arctauder. r. A. Husher.
NJ. Munster, &. A. lomgvist, G..
Gertson, John Brandt, X. l.. Berglund,
II. o. Peterson, John Carlson,
c. F. Struck, DR.. J. Pearson, c. G. Bennett,
II. Weston, Charles Johnson, John Petersen,
Gudmund Johnson, Prof. johnson, Aug.
Zimmerman, n. II. Cjertson, Z. G.
Olson Of Chicago, William Rydmark.
Nick Anderson, Alfred Soderstrom, A. J.
Rosander, o. Hoglund, Judge Rand, Luther
jaeger, Nimlay Grevstad, Claus Peterson, II.
Anderson, +. o. Brown, Prof. Sverdruss,
Prof Orkerdahl, Judge LELAND, Prof Breda,
II. 0psahl.