St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-31
SALTWATER SILHOUETTE
The Republicans Nominate a Fall
County Ticket.
ii. N. SEARLES FOR SENATOR.
An Attempt to Get the Bateau Race
q Transferred to White Bear
d Social News.

The Republican county convention
Iyesterday resulted i'll the following
nominations: J. N. Searles for 90
tor; W. G. Masterman for aAEitor; Q.
ia. Bennett for clerk of the &Art; Sam
sBlo0mer for treasurer; Harvey Davis
for register of deeds. L. L. Manwaring
for county attorney, Adam Marty for
sheriff, W. c. Masterman for auditor,
Myron Sheppard for surveyor, DR..
ID. G.. Clark for coroner, E. G..
Butts for judge of probate and
j. q. Mcintosh for county superlntend-
ent OF schools. En- nearly every case
the incumbents of the offices in ques-
ton were retained. The only Iegisla-
/ tive nomination was that of John
Daley. of Marine, to represent
! the district composed of the First ward
OF Saltwater and the town Of Marion.
The Republicans have nominated some
good men on their ticket, but the DEM
ocrats have equally popular candidates.
One of the hotel managers at White.
Bear lake wishes to get the coming
bateau race between Barron and SUIT
I ton on one side, and Riley ana COnnofS
on the other. transferred from Lake st.
. Croix to White Bear lake, and much
money is offered the boys if they will
consent.
johnson, the trainer of Walsh for the
coming great foot race. arrived yester-
daf and took ssBilly" out for. an early
and very vigorous morning walk.
Church services for to day are an
nounced as follows: First Baptist, last
service in the present editice; sermon
in the morning and praiSe'Servlce III the
evening,
First Presbyterian. morning subject,
''The Rod in Hand:" evening, The
Unrecognized Presence of God" AT
the First Methodist church Rev. James
Evans, of River Falls, WIS, will preach
morning and evening in exchange with
the pastor. Rev. j. I'll. Alberta will
resume regular service this morning at
Grace Congregational church. Ine
usual service will be held at Ascension
church.
The local order of the A. o. Il. will
hold their annual picnic Thursday, at
White Bear, when the following pro-
gramme of sports will be carried out:
Sack race, half mile; single skiff race,
halt mile, double; 100-yardS foot race
free to amateurs; 50-yards sack race
for girls: q l00-yards foot race for
boys under sixteen years; sack race,
fifty yards, free to all: three-legged
race. free to all; tifty-yard foot race for
all over. fifty years of age. The sports
will end with game of base ball be-
tween the benedicIs and bachelors.
1t is pretty reliably found out that the
Northern Pacific will run the Wiscon-
sin Central trains to the I'm ion station
this week.
80 The grocers of the city will meet at
the city hall this evening to consider the
matter of closing their stores at O'Clock
each evening.
ne Social saltwater.
nj Prof R. W. Whalen. instructor in music
and penmanship in the city schools, returned
Thursday evening from the East, where ne
spent his vacation.
Rev. j. NJ. Bull spent few days, the past
week in attendance at the Sunday school
convention at River Falls, Wis.
~ Mrs. W. W. Mcpherson, of South Third
street, is entertaining as her guest Miss Min
ME Whitney of Minneapolis.
81 Oscar Nelson and Fred Pennington re-
turned Tuesday from hunting trip in the
Western part of-this state.
Mrs. Jehp j. Robertson and Mrs. George IL.
Prince Jr visited friends in Minneapolis
few days the past week.
- Mr.. and Mrs j. r. Chat6eld, of 0wego. n.
Y are the guests of their son. IL. D. Chatheld.
at the Sawyer house.
Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Burlington are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs.'J. II. Harper at West
Superior. e
: Warden Randall attended the meeting of
the old settlers association, held at Wlnona,
Thursday.
MFR. and Mrs. F. G. Nenmier visited at Du-
luth and West Superior few days the past
week.
Harry S. Smith, of the Lumbermen's bank,
returned Wednesday from visit IN the East.
Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Hersey, of Arvilla. N
D.. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. David Bronson.
Frank Van Meter. of New Richmond, Wis,
was the guest of F, W. Densmore, Friday.
Mrs W. G. Bronson is entertaining Mrs.
Lewis, nee Polly Cooley, of Minneapolis.
W. E. Cooke returned Friday from a visit
to his old home in New Brunswick.
Miss Clara Parker, of Deadwood, S. D., is
the guest of Miss Helen Lovatt.
Fl. L. Andrews returned Tuesday from a
weeks vacation at Prior lake
Ex-senator Sabin returned Friday from
business trip to Chicago.
Miss Clara Martin of ST. Paul. is the guest
of Miss Grace Farmer.
Dr. F. Van Waters is rustieating in Chica-
go for a few days.
Mrs. Leo Caplazi is visiting friends at St.
Paul.
Charley Contain is in New York on bust
ness.