St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-19
SALTWATER NEWS.
Events of a Day in the City on the
St. CrOix.

A deputy sheriff of Polk county, Wis, ar
rived in this city yesterday in company with
F, f. Friberg of Clear Lake. whose store had
recently been burglarized. for the purpose Of
Identifying the property found in possession
of Riley and Burns, the two toughs arrested
at Lakeland on Friday Mr.. Frberg left for
Lakeland on the noon train, and If, the prop
erty proves 10 be his, the thieves will be
taken TO Clear Lake for trial.
1t is said that Judge Crosby, of the district
court, has signifed his intention Of not
granting the receiver of the Saltwater Street
Railway company additional rights,a as prayed
for by some Of the creditors Of the concern.
He has had the matter under consideration
several months, but has not yet tiled de-
cision.
The funeral of Leonard Dahm, which oc-
CURED yesterday from st. Michael's church,
was largely attended by relatives and friends
OF the deceased. saltwater lodge b. p o.
T., attended in body. The interment oe-
Cured at the Catholic cemetery in South
Saltwater.
John Beaver, a convict at the priso n, was
examined for pension yesterday. Beaver
was sent here from St. Cloud in 1872 ON a
life sentence for murder, and has served a
longer time than any other convict at the
prison.
The Stillwaters and the Picketts, of St.
Paul, play the first of series of three games
of ball at Athletic park today. Maunsell and
Fener will be the battery for the home team,
Mrs. James It. Mills, of Madison, Wis, and
Mrs. Brant and daughter, of Savannah Mo-.
were guests Of Mrs. Seymour and Mrs. F. II.
Lennon during the week.
The Joe Long, one of the fastest raft boats
on the st. CroiX river. left yesterday with
raft of logs for the Cable Lumber company,
Davenport
Harry Smith has been received at the
prison from Hennepin county, and will serve
two years for larceny in the second degree.
Judge Williston has fled an order staying
proceedings thirty days in the case of John
Schacherl ct al. vs.. +. 6. Butts.
": Ii. GilcrisL prominent Des Moines
lumberman. was In the city yesterday, look
ing over the log market.
Miss Mabel Merriam arrived yesterday fro m
Amherst. Mass, where she has been attend
ing Oak Grove school.
Lincoln j. Carter's "Fast Mail' company
will appear at the Grand opera house next
Thursday evening.
Mrs. L. c. Proctor returned Wednesday
evening from visit with friends q; Charlie
City. 10.
Charles Gribble, of Kansas. was in the city
on Monday. renewing old acquaintances.
D. NJ. Clewell, of Ravenna, O., was guest
Of relatives in this city during the week.
Mavor and Mrs. E. W. Durant returned
Tuesday from trip to Gordon, Wis
NJ f. Butler and son left yesterday for
few days visit at Clearwater, MINI.
Miss Ava Millett left Tuesday for a visit
with relatives on the Pacific coast.
Mrs. Pauline Herman, of Highland H., is
a guest of relatives in this city.
Mrs l. E. Staples left Wednesday evening
for Austin. Tex, on visit
Fred Pennington left Tuesday for North
Yakima, Wash, on visit.
Alvin Staples left Friday morning on a
visit ut st. Cloud. MINI.
Miss Gussie Bronson has returned from
school at Cleveland, o.
j. H. Harper, of West Superior, is guest of
friends in this city.
John Mclaughlin, Of Oak Park. has re-
moved to Chicago.
Mrs. j. NJ. Kuhn is guest of Eau Claire,
Wis, friends.
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Mrs T. H. Warren is visiting at Clinton, 10.
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