St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-28
OLD Settlers DAY.
The Exposition Enteptains a
Number of Our First
People.
The Eighth Ward Aldermanie
Contest--Three Candi-
dates up.
The North Minneapolis Police
Station Fight Still
On.
The Bethesda Baptist Church
Is Officially pecog-
nlZed.

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the Exposition, and large number or
the pioneers of Minnesota were present
to witness the display of exhibits,
many of which embodied ideas that
had come into existence since the time
when they took the first steps toward
the upbuilding of the state. There
were old men and women then who
placed their names down OH the register
as having arrived in the state as early
as 1910. There were enough
of the old settlers intermingied
with the throng of younger
visitors to distinguish the day as one
set aside for them. The register placed
on the third floor for the signatures. and
date of arrival in the state, was rally
ing point 1t was interesting to see the
veterans gather about the book, speak
ing of the early days and the progress
of the times. They were the honored
guests of the day, and though perhaps
their habilimentS were not i'll all
cases so smooth as the average citi-
zen, they were looked upon by the other
| guests with respect and given first
place everywhere. The photograph
was wonder that came fully within
their comprehension. and was the center
of an interested crowd all day long.
When Col. lines musicians began
their programme in the afternoon the
visitors fiocked to the third floor, and
the band had good audience as long as
it furnished music. The rest of the
show may be ever so attractive. yet
during the musical rOgramme the other
attractions will have fewer spectators.
Prof. ClauSen'S panorama OF Western
views yesterday drew large crowd all
day. and in the evening many had to be
turned away because of the number
who desired admittance.
Last evening there was good attend
ance, as there was throughout the day.
There were 6,427 visitors. The crowd
was hardly as large as it was Monday
great show has many charms by night
that it does not possess by day.
Next Saturday will be Children's day
as we'll as Old Soldiers day. Games and
contests for their amusement will be ar
ranged and prizes will be given TO add
interest for the little people.
One of the great attractions of the EX-
position is yet to arrive. 1t will arrive
a week from to-day in the form of the
inhabitants of the japanese village.
The village is already being prepared
for them.
The following is list of the old set
tiers. with their places of residence and
the date of their arrival in the state:
E. A. Merrill, Minneapolis, Sept. rs.
1851: E. R. Pond. Fort Smelling. March
II, 1910; Mrs E. R. Pond, Lac qui Parle.
Sept 10. 1913: Nathan Herrick, Mime
apOlis. June. 1858; II. Jay Smith. Min
neapolis, July, 1858: c. A. Urdshand,
Minneapolis, December, 1854; Albert
Larmence, Minneapolis, Oct. 4, 1855;
H. j. Cobb, Nil neapolis. 1858: 81. Shop
herd, April. 1852; John W. Grey, Mime
apolis. Nov. %, 1858: Emen Worthing-
ham. Minneapolis, October, 1919; n.
Myrick. St. Paul, May, 1913; D. A.
j. Baker. St. Paul. September, 1S45;
Oliver Parsons, Minneapolis, April,
1919; n. G. Lighton, Minneapolis, Oct.
Nov. g. 1913: d. B. Tomkins. Minneapo-
lis. May, 1857: Stanley n. Farnham,
Minneapolis. June 20, 1850; John a.
Wand, Minneapolis. spring OF 1857; Jo-
seph Dehr. Minneapolis. March, 1855:
William Derll. Bloomington, Sert. 6,
1915; Mrs Y. Bell. Minneapolis, Sep
TENDER. 1867: J. o. Wild, Minneapolis,
April. 1856: Eliza Moore Todd, Mime
apolis. May, 1857: Joseph K. Manton,
Richtield, July. 1860; NJ. j. Thurston,
st. Paul, June. 1875; Mrs. D. B.
Tompkins, Minneapolis, May, 1857;
Mrs. Stanley Farnham. Minneapolis,
May, 1855; Charles Hurholzer, May.
1855: Mary A. Macomber, st. Anthony,
p. H., May. 1854. J. F. Macomber. st.
Anthony. O'Clock p. m. May l. 1854;
John A. Davis, Minneapolis, October.
1910; j. l. Gumes, Minneapolis, 1855;
Job. Pratt, Richfield. May, 1919: E. |.
Hall. Richfeld, November, 1857; Mrs.
E F. Hall. Richfield, May. 1858: James
s. Law. Minneapolis, October, 1852: A.
S. Davis, Minneapolis. October, 1S49:
Mary A. Davis. Minneapolis, Octo-
Der. 1S49; II. NJ. Kent, Minneapolis.
July. 1854: Anney L. Van Balkenberg-
Minneapolis. 1855; NJ. c. Van Balken,
berk. Minneapolis, April. 1858; Mrs. A.
NJ. Parker. Minneapolis. 1S4S: R. p.
Russell. Minneapolis, November, 1889;
Marion Russell, Minneapolis, June.
1S47: Marion Patch, Minneapolis, 1857;
George Newman, Minneapolis, July,
1874