The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1888-02-15
LOCAL PICkINGS.


.-sherburne county sent down one one-year
man Thursday.
The thermometer registered Al below zero
Thursday morning.
Jake Bader now wears the mantle of boss mess
man in ''our'' quarters.
Two life members received last week
One from Kandiyohi and one from Chisogo county
The familiar figure of S. Lowenstien, the st.
Paul tobacco man. was observed inside the walls
yesterday.
Miss Christine Craig, of Fergus Falls. visited
Miss Euphie Austin last week, and THE MIRROR
acknowledges pleasant CALL
Henry Cross, Amboy. Mimi, visited his cous-
ins Burt and Loami Cross, Friday, and in
pany with them called at the prison.
Inmates in addressing letters should write the
address below the center of the envelope, to
leave room for the stamp the upper right hand
corner.
L. H. Jurgens S. s. Watkins, T. O'Niel, o.
Kennedy, st. Paul, and Ed. O'Br:en, city, were
escorted through the prison Monday by Deputy
Westby.
-Cbas. Dalheim pardoned Monday. after
serving two of five years sentence. it having
been conclusively proven that he was innocent Of
the charge which he convicted.
Coming up Main street, yesterday morning, the
able assistant of Eddie observed to cut a
spreadeagle figure. his feet trying to attain the
head altitude. No damage except a slightly
wrenched knee.
WIN. T. Furey PHILADELPHIA, accompanied by
his sister, Mrs. F. E. Thayer, Merriam ark. Mimi,
paid the prison a visit yesterday, and THE MIR
ROR will hereafter reflect its light on the Cty of
Brotherly Love-" ....
"A member of the deputy's family has been
lying severely i'll in the hospital for the last two
weeks. We are pleased to be enabled to
nounce, however. that skllful treatment and care
full nursing have been victorious, and "Pug' is
now convalescent.
The trio by the little folks in chapel last Sab
BATH produced strange but happy effect. Four
hundred listeners eager to catch every word, in
tensey interested in the success of the venture,
caused silence that has not been equaled during
the residence of the "oldest inhabitant.' No
doubt many were carried back to chdhood's joys,
and longed for the associations of those days.
We aim to give satisfaction in prices and in
quality of goods. in all departments of our bust
ness and can, with PRIDE refer all strangers to
our customers since 1856. We desire, through the
columns of THE MIRROR to call the publics atten-
ton to our stock, at all times new, modern and
by far the largest in the ST. CrOx Valley, of drugs,
family medicines. lumbermen's drug supplies,
paints, varnishes. brushes. and beautiful parlor
and hanging lamps. Crandall & Barclay.
On entering the factory of Monsieur LeSoap.
the other day, found it filed with steam stink
mystery and much disguised Frenchman which,
Monsieur informed us, was all caused by one Geo.
ODynamo, who he says induced him against his
better judgment to experiment on a secret pro-
cess and new material of his for making a superior
quality of soft-soar. Later in the day Monsieur
was observed pouring the secret into the ear of
the silent, sympathetic sewer. and heard NUT.
tering something about making soap out OF scme
of "ze zmart fellows,