St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-23
MoCCAsIN AND rocouEs.

The grand curling bonspiel will be held
from Monday, Feb. l, To Saturday, Feb. 6.
Tie directors of the carnival association
have decided to offer splendid challenge
cup of the value of $3.50 To the winning
rink i'm the contest for the championship of
the Northwest. All bona fide clubs in the
United States and Canada are entitled to
send one or more Kinks. The matches will
be played under the rules for rink medals"
of the Grand National Curling Climb of
America. The cup will be held by the
winning club until the following winter.
when il will again be played for in st.
Paul, and il will become the property Of
the club winning il three times. y hand
some gold badge will be presented to each
member of the winning rink. Clubs in
tending TO compete will notify Mr.. II. l..
McGill. secretary of the st. Paul Curling
club, of the number of Kinks they intend to
bring.
Department Commander Becker has been
instructed To ask Geh. Burdette. COM
mander-in-chief of the q. 4. X. at Wash
ington, ID. c.. to participate in the G. \.
r. demonstrations during the carnival and
to bring his staff with him. The depart
ments of Dakota. Iowa. Illinois and Wis
cOnsin have been invited through the de
parthent commander 10 be present. All
posts in the department are invited Ia come
and participate in the parade and other eX-
erciSes. The Sons of Veterans are also in
vited. The 6. 4. Il. headquarters during
Grand Army day will Dc in Exposition
rink.
The Keweenaw Snowshoe club has been
formed with Julius Austrian honorary
president; DIR. c. J. Woolway. acting pres
sssras A & L..
Daniel Hanley. secretary; Alfred Strehler.
treasurer; Edmund Twohy, captain; John
Donnelly. assistant captain. The uniform
will be red coat and pants with white trim
mings. white sash. white tocque with red
band and red stockings. The badges will
be the letter *" The membership mum
bers thirty.
The Calumet TOboggan club has been or
ganized by the employees of LindekeS. War
ner q Schurmrier. with membership of
seventy-tiye. The officers are: L. l.. Schur-
meier. president; ii. \. Dorsey, vice presi-
dent; George Thane. secretary; Benjamin
Brock, treasurer; c. o. Kreiger, lieutenant.
The uniform will be red coat with blue
trimmings blue pants. red stockings, red
and blue tOgue and blue sash.
The Carnival Skating club met last night
and elected twenty-five new members. y.
5. Tallnadge was elected an honorary
member. The following committee OF
amusements was appointed: Samuel Painter
/ II. +. Blood. Z. j. Kirkham. Charles Hull.
| III. +. Blood was elected sergeant. The
club now has eighty members and the mum
| Der is limited To 100. The next meeting
will be held at the Ryan next Monday even
| ing.
The Seven Corners SnowshOe club yester
dav registered at carnival headquarters.
| The officers are: III. A. Hass, president
Mr.. Amos, secretary; Max Strouse. treas
urer; Al ROwald. captain; T. Sheean
lieutenant. The uniform will be q white
blanket, red stockings. red and blue sash
and red and blue cap. The badge will be the
figure seven and the letter c.
The Hiawatha Toboggan club met las
night in the Office of Z. S. Chittenden. Al
offer from Mrs. Z. S. Chittenden to make ;
banner for the club was accepted and res
olution of thanks returned to the lady
Six new members were elected. The clul
will hold its next meeting at the armory
next Tuesday night.
The Union TobOggan club has been or
! ganized with thirty-seyen members, in