St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-08-06
SALTWATER NEWS.

The board of education met yesterday aft
ernoou and transacted considerable bcsiness.
A resolution was passed to improve penmau-
ship in the schools. 1t was thought best
not to employ special teacher at present.
Miss Won Gottschaik was employed as rec
ord assistant in the high school to fill the po-
stion made vacant by the resignation of
Miss Hartman. Miss Won Gottschalk comes
highly recommended as teacher Of
the German language. The filling
of the Greeley school lot was au-
thorlzed also the placing of fences around
the Greeley and Garfield schools.
Bills amounting to S1,S00, including 81, 200
for the building of a new sidewalk around
the high school and other improvements to
the grounds, were ordered paid.
For his age Mart Torinus is a fair marks
man, but not as good as he might be. Yes
terday morning he was out with his brother
Bert, trying his Flobert rifle. Bert threw his
hat up in tae air and Mart fred at it, but the
hat was too low when he fired, and the ball
entered the muscles of his brothers shoulder,
intiicting serious wound. physician was
summoned and said it would be unnecessary
to extract the bullet,
Miss Helen Potter appeared at the First
Presbyterian church before large and cul-
tured audience last niget After the over
ture by an excellent quartet Miss Potter ap-
peared in readings and representations in
costume. The program was highly artistic,
and the entertainment was the first of the
star course.
The st. Paul Duluth railway will run ex-
cursions to Duluth on Saturday and Sunday
morning. Fare Sc for the round trip, which
includes dinner and supper at Duluth and
three hours ride ON the lake.
The program at the matinee at the Lily
Lake Driving park tomorrow afternoon will
consist of two trotting races and one pacing
and running race, free for all. The races will
commence at o clock.
The poles for the new telephone line to St.
Paul have all been set and the work of put
ting up the lines was commenced yester-
day. The line will be ready for work by Mon
day.
Mrs. Harry Northey and Miss Nellie Esta-
brooks are the guests of Mrs. James Aoklin
of st. Paul at her camp at White Bear lake.
Jack Keef and Patsy Mellen have decided
not to fight in this neighborhood, as there is
no money in that business now.
Mr.. George /. Gorham and bride returned
yesterday from their trip in Canada, New
York and Vermont.
Mrs. II. M. Torinus and daughter have re-
turned from three weeks trip to Duluth
and Buffalo.
Mr.. George Willard and wife and Mr.. George
Prince and wife returned from Bayfield, last
night.
Miss Lizzie Bradley of Frederieksville is the
guest OF F. a. Bradley and wife of Still
water.
The case of Doe VS.. Mower. set for yester-
day, was continued till next Monday.
The number of visitors to the Y. NJ. G. A.
the past week has been nearly 1,50G.
Fifteen new members were added to Com
pany K yesterday and Wednesday.
Misses Nellie Crapphel ana Josie Mathews
are visiting friends at Hudson.
Miss Vic Dingley of Minneapolis is the guest
the Misses Hathaway.
The county board of equalization has COM
pleted it's lahors.
A. j. Stein and family spent Thursday fish
ing at Lake Jane.
J. j. Edwards has been on the sick list for
day or two.
Robert Brotherton buried little daughter
Yesterday.