St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-12-24


farmer of kittSou county, spent yeSter-
1ay transacting business in St. Paul.
and incidentally talked politics tor a
short time in the Merchants lobby. Mr..
KelSo is comparatively young man,
out ne is one of those men who cannot
De kept down. He knows the interests
Of the farmers of his section, and he
mas never failed to stand up for them.
In consequence of this Mr.. Kelso
was offered the Alliance nomination
for congress which was accepted by
Hon. Kittel HalvorSan. This he de-
clined, although he WAS certain or the
Democratic Endorsement. Had he not
declined, he would now be Congress
mau-elect kelso. The kelSo farm is one
of the largest i'll northern Minnesota,
and as managed by Mr.. Kelso never
fails TO produce good crop OF Wheat.
Hon. 3. +. Christlieb. of Long Lake,
was IN st. Paul yesterday looking over
The field before the opening of the legis-
latiye session. Mr.. Christlieb is rep
resentative-elect from Hennepin cOun
". and is staunch Democrat of the
old JackSonian flavor, and may be de-
pended upon to be found on the right
side of every question that HAY come
before the legislature.
\. r. Thompson, of Tracy, was reg
stored at tie Clarendon yesterday.
Henry Curtis and wife, of st. Cloud,
are Ryan guests.
d. s. Stern, the Rochester clothing
merchant, is at the Ryan. Mr.. Stern is
0ne of the most successful business
men in Southern Minnesota, and oper-
ates. besides his large Rochester house,
4 branch in Mankato, which. under the
able management of Henry Z. Hance,
mas grown so rapidly in the last two
years, that Mir. Stern was obliged to
erect a new three-story brick block on
he site of the old Mankato house. which
5, by the way, an ornament to as pretty
town as MankatO.
David Tozer and wife, of Saltwater,
lined at the Ryan yesterday.
A. a. Caswell and ID. d. Shaw, of
Anoka, registered at the Clarendon
yesterday.
Mrs. E. G. Holmes. Miss Minnie Cor
ISIS, and Mrs. &. l.. Taylor made up a
pleasant party of Detroit ladies at the
Merchants yesterday, bound OH a shop
ping excursion.
Senator-elect Oscar Ayers. of Austin,
spent Yesterday i'm the SANITY City,
making the acquaintance of few of the
men who are to be his colleagues in the
next senate. Mr.. Ayers defeated the
popular Dl. Gibson at the late election.
which was quite a feat. even though
the county is strongly Republican, and
his majority small.
Hon. Francis CALDWELL, the LIE Sueur
lawyer is stopping at the Ryan. Mr..
Caldwell is one If the ablest lawyers in
the Eighth judicial district, and two
years ago was a strong candidate for
the Democratic judicial nomination. He
has frequently been prosecuting at
away up iii the law.
Mrs. F. NJ. Crosby, wife of Judge
Crosby, of Hastings, was registered at
the Merchants yesterday.
William Graham, of Tacoma. is at the
Clarendon en- route to Philadelphia.
Senator Jud La Moure, of Pembina,
who may he sent IL the United States
senate to fill the seat now occupied by
Senator Clip Pierce, returned from
Chicago yesterday and is again quar-
tered at the Merchants.
S. F. Staples, the efficient city clerk
of Little Falls, is at the Merchants.
Besides being a local officer of his mu-
nicipality. Mr.. Staples tnds time to at
tend to the arduouS duties that fall to
the chairman of Republican commit
tee in strong Democratic county, and
is at the head of the Republ lean county
organization.
John Mckeivey, of Grand Forks, is
stopping at the Merchants.
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