St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-03
PICK-ME-UPS.

The county board of abatement will meet
Saturday at 10 a. m.
Diphtheria at 957 Case street was reported
at the health Office yesterday.
A scandinavian temperance fair is being
held al 323 East Seventh street.
Ellsworth Congregational church, of ELS
worth, Man., as filed articles of incorpora-
ion.
St. olaf's Norwegian Evangelical Lutheran
Congregation of Cottonwood county has
fled articles of incorporation.
The Standard club will give its opening
Oall of the season on Monday evening, at
Standard hall, Eighth and jackson streets.
The Twin City Banjo, Mandolin and Guitar
club give concert and hop this evening at
the G. A. R. hall, $50 East Seventh street.
The consideration of the Injunction in the
Broadway bridge cases will come up at a
special term of the district court tomorrow.
The American Exchange National Bank of
New York is suing Dennis Ryan in the dis
trict court TO recover $1,000 on promissory
note.
The Blake Choral club, of Dayton's
bluff, spent very enjoyable time last even
ing at the Bates Avenue Congregational
church.
The regular meeting of the board of the
Women's Christian home VIII take place this
morning at 10 at the corner of John and
Olmsted streets.
A. c.. Holmgren sues Samuel White and
others in the district court to enforce me-
chanics lien against lot 102, block 6, of Ham
line for $3.50.
The Young Peoples Society of the Clinton
Avenue Methodist Church held social last
evening at the residence of Mrs W. ". Nicho-
les, on Congress street.
The Young Peoples Guild of the Church
Of the Ascension held social last evening
at the residence of r. L. Munns. corner of
Page and Hoyt streets.
Observer John Healey, of the local signal
weather bureau. left yesterday for Minneap-
oils TO take charge of the new signal bureau
established in that city.
The committee on streets will meet this
evening, and that on ways and means and
taxes tomorrow afternoon at .. The COM
mittee on claims meets Monday at 2:3O.
Articles of amendment were filed yesterday
by the Babcock-Drake Transfer company
changing the name to the Babcock Transfer
and Storage Company of st. Paul. The cap
ital stock was increased to 100000.
State Auditor Braden yesterday entered
upon his duties as land commissioner of the
Great Northern road. Can't. Braden Will
supervise the work of the auditors depart
ment at the capitol until his successor is
elected.
The friends of Gordon E. Cole will be
pleased to learn that his partner, Mr.. Morris
yesterday received Il despatch announcing
that Mr. Cole was recovering from the serious
illness from which he has been suffering fol
long time.
Dorothy Dickson, who has fully recovered
from her,illness has resumed her dual role of
Famine and Cosette in "99" Miss Adelaide
Mitchell is playing Sister Sulpice Victor
Hugo's greatest work is drawing excellent
houses at Harris, and is giving the best Of
satisfaction.
Miss Maggie McHaddie, daughter of Mrs
Alexander McHaddie. of Rosemount, wa.
married yesterday to Lewis Crippen. of Cot
tage Grove. The brides father was one o.
the first settlers in the state, having arrived
in 1888. He recounts that on Oct 2, 1910
the worst snow storm and blizzard he hat
ever seen occurred.
Dan Dunforth, who was arrested We dnes
day evening, suspected of stealing, made al
attempt to escape from the Central lock III
early yesterday, by digging under the foo
of his cell. He had not proceeded far in the
work when it was discovered. and he wal
placed in another CELL The damage was
promptly repaired by the carpenters.