St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-12
SALTWATER NEWS.
The Farmers Like the Prison
Made Binding Irvine.


Andrew Richmond. John Thelander and
Hugh Campbell, comp posing committee APP
pointed at meeting of the Farmers ALL
ance last Monday, visited the binding Irvine
plant at the prison yesterday. The Irvine
manufactured here was thoroughly Inspected
and the committee praised it very highly
They Will endeavor to make arrangements
whereby some local dealer will supply them
with the twine; if not they will club together
and purchase direct from the factory. The
Irvine manufactured here is far superior to
Easiern-made twine in strength. and Warden
GarVln proposes to make it a trihe smaller if
possible. Several tests have been made, and
the weakest twine broke at | Ia pounds pres
sure. A number of letters have been received
from alliances in various parts Of the state,
and all praise the Irvine highly.
The entertainment Life Pictures, From
Scott. given Thursday evening at Music hall
by members of Ascension Church guild, was
a success financially as well as otherwise,
and each of the participants in the various
beautiful tableauX did very well. The vocal
selections by Miss Mollie Robertson and II.
l. Chattield were especially fine The enter
tainment concluded with dance in which
about forty couples participated. music being
furnished by Graham's orchestra
Congressman Castle leaves this evening for
Topeka. Kan, where he will attend meeting
OF the Western states commercial congress,
TO be held under the auspices of the legiSla-
ture of that state. Most of the Western con-
gressmen are expected to be present.
The entertainment Under the Laurels,'
which was so successfully given at the high
school auditorium by local amateurs q few
weeks ugo, Will be repeated next Friday
evening, the proceeds to be used in the pur-
chase of new books for the library.
The annual meeting of the Saltwater Gun
club will be held next Wednesday evening,
when officers for the ensuing year will be
chosen. The club is getting ready for good
seasons sport, and valuable prizes will be
offered for competition.
II
Matthews 4 Co.'S store. will leave this week
for Great Falls, Mont, where he has been Of
fered more lucrative position in the conn
" auditors Office.
Miss Hattie York, g sixteen ears-old
daughter of Ed York. died yesterday of con-
sumption. The funeral will be held to-mor-
row afternoon from the family residence, on
South Fifth street.
'Olo Olson,'' Swedish dialect comedy
which was presented here about year ago,
is booked for temperance at tho Grand
opera house next Saturday afternoon and
evening.
F. II. Shedd, station agent of the Chicago,
Milwaukee d ST. Paul railroad. left last even
ing for Chicago He was accom- panied by
George II. Reeves, of Duluth.
:, Edwin S. Bronson, son of Capt W. G.
Bronson, was married Wednesday at the
Methodist church to Miss Inez DBnforth,
Rev. j. NJ. Bull officiating.
Invitations are out for dance to be given
by the scholars of r. E. Collins dancing
school, at Grand Opera house hall next
Wednesday evening.
The Little Giant Whist club was enter
tanned Friday evening by Senator and Mrs
j. 5. o. Drien at their beautiful home on Pine
street.
The Neighbors' Whist club was delight
fully entertained last evening at the home OF
W. ). Conrad on Wilkin street.
George Muller is home from Gull lake,
where he has been experimenting the con-
struction of a steamboat.
j. c. Rhodes Jr. left Thursday evening for
Davenport To-, where he will visit with
friends a few days.
George Davidson, OF New Richmond, Wis,
was guest of saltwater friends the first of
the week.
Louis Searles is home on q brief visit from
Owatonna, where he is attending Pillsbury
academy.
DR.. and Mrs. c. B. Marshall entertained a
large party of friends Wednesday evening at
whist
The Spider Web Whist club met Thursday
evening at the home of William Sauntry.
VIII Smithson, who has been very low with
brain fever, is slowly recovering.
Joseph Miller of White Bear, visited Still
water friends yesterday.
MIR. and Mrs. A. G. Shuttinger are home
from an Eastern trip.
E. Redding of St. Paul, was a guest of E.
II. Marvin Monday.