St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-12-07
wife, while visiting complunanrs house to

wife) while visiting COMPLIMENTS house to
collect a bill.
Articles of incorporation have been filed
of Woven Wire Machinery company. The
capital stock is S3OUOOu. The incorporators
are A. G Paul, G. O. White, NJ. Il. Lloyd. q.
Il. Braden, G. Wright Davidson, e. L. Travis
Charles S. Gold and George ID. Munsing, all
ofMinneapolis.
y. +. Warner has Just returned from a
hunting trip in the bad lands He saw a
number of Indians, but they were disposed
to be friendly and occaSuned his party no
alarm Mr.. Warner thinks the white settlers
are largely to blame for the present trouble
in South DAKOTA
Congregational Churches win meet " ednes-
day at Open Door Congregational church.
jefferson street and Thirteenth avenue
northeast A programme containing papers
and discussions relative to missionary work
has been prepared
j. Il. Bassett & Co. took out permit yes
terday for making repairs ana alterations OF
their saw mill at First street and Fifth ave-
nue. south to cost 10000. Mr.. Bassett win
also build two-story brick veneer pillow
works at Spring Lake Place and Humboldt
avenue TO cost $40, 600.
Zuhrah ladies have decided to incorporate
under the laws of the state. The committee
on incorporation, Mrs. Weed Monroe and
meeting. has presented its port on articles
and bylaws, which, with but two excep-
tions, have been adopted.
The Local Freight Agents association rep
resents thirteen roads centering in Miuneap-
oils. They have a list on which is inscribed
the names of 81 business men of the city
who receive credit. Any merchant who Is
not on the list must pay his freight bill be.
fore the agents Will deliver freight consigned
TO him.
Rev. j. r. Colley, who has been called to
the Mizpah Congregational church. was for
merly in the Methodist church. He was to
have been ordained at q council of thu Con-
grega ional churches not long since, but the
service was postponed until the necessary
steps have been taken to place him in full
Congregational fellowship.
Representatives of the Minneapolis Ski
clubs will attend the general meeting to be
held in st. Paul on Dec. 29,a the Merchants
hotel of snowshoe organizations, 10 perfect
permanent organization for the Northwest,
and to attend to the booming of the coming
ski carnival in this city. Carl and Christian
lllstrup, of Minneapolis, are the leaders i'll
the movement.
There has been less restitution among the
moor this winter up to date than last winter.
The city poor department has afforded relief
to families as follows: In January supplies
were furnished 10 1876 families; in February,
375; in March, 325; in April, 300; in May,
1873; in June, 140; in July. 1916; in August,
l41; in September, IN; in Octoper, 1853: in
November, ia. Persons whoh ave received
hospital treatment are not included in the
statement.
Jacob Scheffer's Woman Relief Corps No.
as has elected the following officers for the
season: President, Mrs Eliza Wiekman;
senior vice president, Miss Charlotte Lamke;
junior vice president. Miss Emma Jabush:
secretary, Miss Mary Blesi: treasurer, Mrs.
Louisa Luebner; chaplain, Mrs. Charlotte
Bader; conductor, Miss Rosa Caltieny; as
sistant conductor, Mrs. Katie Keen, guard,
Mrs. Louisa Wachmuth; assistant guard,
Mrs. SchWeigert.