St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-04
TUESDAY AT SALTWATER.
rortieth Anniversary OF the Presby-
terrain Church in saltwater.
A SNOWFALL ~ THE WOODS.
Work Now Under Way at the Prison
on the Plan to Tnrn Out More
Threshers.

The jubilee cOmmemoration of the fortieth
anniversary OF the establishment of the
Presbyterian church in saltwater will be in
augurated next Monday afternoon at 3
o'clock. when the carrying out of the follow
ing interesting programme will be begun:
Address of welcome, Elder 7. c. Clark, NJ.
D.; "The Genesis of Christianity in the VAL
ley of the st. Croix," Rev. Edward D. Neili,
ID. D.; ''Origin and Organization of This
Church." Rev. Joseph q. Whitney; Those
Who Have Gone Beyond" Rev. Peter Stry-
ker. ID. D.; '"Those Who Have United With
Other Churches Rev. Robert Christie, ID;
1.-The Church and This City" Rev. A. A.
Kiehle; This Church and Sister Churches
Rev. John NJ. Bull; 1.-THE Church and Pres
Dylery, or Presbyterians," Rev. David j. Bur
reli. ID: D.; Early "Reminiscences" Hon: ).
D. H. Mcmillan; This Church ami the Fpt
ure," Rev. w. ii. Albright. Between the
afternoon and evening exercises a reception
will be held and refreshments served.
From hlnckley fall Of six inches of snow
is reported, giving prospects for log-haulIng
in the Kettle and Snake river regions. and
word comes from Gordon that a fall of three
inches occurred along the upper ST. Crolx on
Monday. II. j. Wheeler d. Co. will ship their
teams to Eau Claire lakes to-day and hauling
Will begin on many of The logging streams
unless unexpectedly soft weather should
befall.
Work is now under way in the machine
shop at the prison, and the laying of new
floor IN the setting up shop will be finished
to-day, after which the company will be able
to resume repairs on old work, and gradually
start i'll on the original plan to turn out 800
threshers during the season. The reorgan-
lied great engine, furnishing the power. and
the changed and added boiler capacity are in
satisfactory condition, and only the usual
preliminaries to getting works of such mag
nltude in full operation intervene beween
rush Of work all along the line giving en-
ployment to a heavy contingent of citizen
labor.
Grand Chancellor B. f. Stahl, st. Paul
Vice Grand Chancellor Fred Wheaton, Min
neapoiis: Orr the grand keeper of the rec.
ords and seal, and other officers of the grand
lodge, Knights of Pythias. made an official
visit to the saltwater lodge last evening,
when work in the third degree was per-
formed. Afterward refreshments were
served ana general good time followed.
At the city council last evening the finance
committee reported that the S2O,OOO tend
cred by citizens as loan to the city was now
at the disposal of the council in one of the
city banks. The mayor approved the resOlu-
ton relating to the loan and also that remit
ting penalties on permanent improvement
assessments.
The district court jury yesterday awarded
Mrs. Margaret Brunswick and Hans Lundell
81 900 and S525 respectively on their appeal
from the commissions awards in the Omaha
Railroad company condemnation proceed
ings.
Capt. A. It. jerks went yesterday to inspect
lumber yards at Hutchinson and Lester
Prairie.
Several of the Saltwater lumbermen at
tended the sale of state pine lands at st. Paul
to-day.
President Mcclure of the st. Croix Boom
and Dam company. went yesterday to
Nevers TO look over the work at the big dam.
The board of state prison managers will
meet to-day at the warden's office.