The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1894-11-01
LOCALS.

LOCALS.
Discharged. 3.
Population, 500.
In our next issue, will tell you all about it.
The Home Journal has not IA dull line in it's
makeup.
The weather for past few days resembles our
feelings, hOrrid!
Steward Benner is spending a few days with
his family in Minneapolis.
Keeper Forester spent Tuesday at st. Paul
on business.
Do not leave Saltwater till you have satisfied
the inner man at the Chicago Bakery.
DR.. Boleyn has been kept rather busy for the
past week examining and vaccinating late
arrivals.
saltwater has organized a gun club, and DR..
E. S. BOeyn of the prison was chosen vice.
president.
Keeper johnson is acting steward in the alb
sence of Steward Benner who is taking a few
days vacation.
Keeper Rush is relieving Keeper johnson,
"between gates" the latter providing us with
the staff of life.
Gen. Jno. f. Norrish. of the board of prison
managers was the guest of Warden WOlfer a
few days last week.
SANDY" the store-room clerk, can tell you all
about the soothing qualities of red-hot cloths,
when applied to the face.
Mr.. r. C. Murphy, state inspector of the Hart
ford Boilers, for Minnesota, was at the prison
Saturday official visit.
The Saltwater Gazette says, that c. L. Dear
dotf, has opened wholesale fruit commission
house at POS Commercial Avenue.
The new machinery will be in running order in
few days. when business will hum in the Union
Shoe and Leather company shops.
Smoke can be seen ascending from the little
guard houses on the prison walls these days.
The air must be a wee bit fresh up there.
Rev. FIR. Corcoran caused two hearts to beat as
one last Tuesday, by uniting in holy wedlOck Mr.
Andrew D. Wilson and Miss Grace Kitty.
The Union Shoe and Leather Co. received one
carload of shoe lasts and pegging machines, and
one carload of paper shoe boxes, last Friday.
If you wish to purchase fine overcoat or suit
of clothes, that formerly sold for SIS, at the low
price of $40, call on Louis Albenburg & Co. this
week.
We are in receipt of several volumes of Nc
Clure's Magazine and as we can
arrange series of cell numbers will see that all
inmates get copy.
The Minnesota Mercantile Company can sup
ply the trade on the shortest possible notice with
anything in the grocery line, and at rock bottom
prices Try them.
If some public spirited person will draft and
place in circulation we will af1ix our official sig
nature to recommendation for position on
Puck-for the Gazette Joker
Received: Oct. %. l from Ramsey county,
burglary 3rd degree, reformatory plan. Oct. %.
. from Stearns county, burglary sra degree, lar
ceny End degree, 11s years each.
We note the warning launched from the Ga
zette. that Wednesday was the last day we could
register. We have registered once and it will
last for some time and our number is-.
We would like to have visited the Isaac Sta
piles grocery store last Saturday, and be given
good, fair show at those pancakes. We don't
cut much figure on cracked oats, but pancakes!
The possession of good suit of clothes some
times makes a man feel rich; but if you wish to
feel that you possess the earth, let M. A. Thon,
The Fashionable Tailor of Saltwater fit you out
The little park devoted to the female depart
ment is receiving the attention of Keeper Bloom
and a crew of men. A neat brick sidewalk is
being laid in the same manner as that of the
large park. 1t is a very noticeable Improvement
ic .TOhn form rlv for
man for the Thresher Co.. at the prison, although
making quiet canvas for election to the State
Assembly, is getting there just the same. The
bows wish him SUCCESS as he was a kind foreman.