St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-15
SALTWATER NEWS.
The Temperature About so Deg.
Below Zero.

The cold wave Of the past two weeks
is not abating in the least, and Their
mometers registered from rs to 80 deg
below zero at daylight yesterday morn
ing. The air was intensely cold; but. as
nearly as can be aSCertdined, there was
10 suffering in Saltwater or vicinity.
1t was reported that an unknown man
had been found frozen to death near
Saltwater junction, but an investigation
failed to confirm the report.
County Attorney Nal Waring returned
Yesterday afternoon from Forest lake,
where he spent some time investigating
the row of a few evenings ago. Mr..
Manwaring says that Erickson, the
wounded man, is no better, and has a
slim show for his life. He yentured 10
opinion on the matter, preferring to
remain silent until it is tried.
The officers. elect of st. CroiX lodge,
A. o. U. W., were installed Tuesday
evening by Deputy Grand Master Kuhn.
A literary programme was rendered at
the close of the installation. which was
followed by an oyster supper.
Fred Behrens and 2. j. Stadler were
again victorious in the pool tournament
Friday evening and now head their OPP
ponents. Herman, Pretzel and William
Hillshotter, by six games.
An order was filed by Judge Willis
ton Friday evening dismissing the
election contest for sheriff. Granvill
Smith, the contestant, is directed to
pay the costs.
w. T. Uric. of Kansas City, who in
tends to engage in business in this city,
left Wednesday for the Indian territory,
ana will return next spring.
p. E. Burke Jr. returned from a stay
in Kansas and Oklahoma in the interest
of the Minnesota Thresher Manufacture
ing company, of this city.
Mr.. Thomas G. Butler and child have
returned from an extended absence in
Maryland. They will again make Still
water their home.
d. c. Gaslin, who now resides in
North Carolina, was in the city during
the week Strengthening up some buSl-
ness matters.
The first masquerade ball of the year
was given Friday evening at Music
hall, under the auspices of the DANA
society.
MI and Mrs Ii. G. Fogle entertained
the North Hill Whist club Thursday
evening, and all present had an enjoya-
bic time.
Miss Julia Tozer left Wednesday for
Cincinnati to attend school. She was
accompanied by her father, David
ToZer.
The No Name Whist club spent de-
lightful evening Wednesday with Mr..
and Mrs. c. II. Browne on Cherry
street.
F. Ii. Lemon, J. U. Holen and Hon.
E. w. Durant attended Masonic meet
ing in st. Paul Friday evening.
Edourd Beminyi. the famous viOlinlst,
appears at the Grand opera house in
this city next Friday evening.
j. NJ. Muggley, of Menomonie, Wis,
and II. Muggley, of Chicago, were in
the city during the week.
The younger society folks participated
in social hop at Grand Opera house
hall Friday evening.
Mrs. 7. II. Warren left Wednesday
for Lake City, where she will visit
friends.
c. NJ. McCIuer left Friday for Du-
bugue, To-, intending to be absent few
days.
E. Kempfer, of Minneapolis, was q
guest of w. E. Cooke during the week.
II. Danforth, OF Mora, Mimi, was a
guest of Saltwater friends Wednesday
J. A. Shaughnessy is expected home
from tour to the pinerles.
F. NJ. Prince, of Minneapolis, was in
the city Thursday.
J. E. Elliott left Thursday afternoon
! for Duluth.