The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1894-04-12

saltwater boys will organize a base ball club.
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year.
The first raft boat of the season, landed at
saltwater, Sunday.
The Atwood mill started up Monday morning.
with a crew of 125 men.
Hersey & Beans mill started up with a full
crew. last Monday morning.
A new school house will be erected in South
Saltwater, at a cost of $1,000.
Company X, NJ. n. c., gave a dance at the
Armory last Friday evening
The ice vert out OF the ST. CrOiX Friday. and
navigation is now fully opened
j. S. Sullivan has purchased the property of j.
z. Thompson, on Maple street.
The Wilson Opera Company has been playing
to full houses in this city for the past week,
Editor Ed OBren of the Irish Standard, Min
neapos, was in The city last Thursday visiting
friends.
Benny Bordwell has accepted position on the
river and will experience his first phase of steam
boat life to-day.
The knights of Honor gave a social dance at
Music Hall last Thursday evening. A very pleas
ant time was enjoyed.
August BartrOm, who formerly lived on Hick-
DRY St., has moved to NIilbank, S. d., where he
will engage in farming
The Bible Circle met at SEQ O'Clock last Satur-
day afternoon at the residence of Rev. and Mrs.
j. H. Albert, on Laurel street.
Frank J. Gleason of Redwood Falls, was in the
city few days last week visiting friends and re-
newng old time acquaintance.
Hon. Isaac Staples, who has been spending the
past winter at Hot Springs. Ark. returned to
his home in this city, Saturday.
John a. Faubairn, who resides on the old
Marine road. in the outskirts of the city, is said
to be confined to his home by sickness.
Ed Mcfarland aud wife, and Miss Ella McFar-
land, OF St. Paul, spent the Sabbath in this city,
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John Fairburn.
William Chalmers has been elected general
manager of the st. CroiX Boom Co., William
Sauntry. the former gent manager, retiring.
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The Sewing Circle. of the Swedish Lutheran
church, met Saturday afternoon last at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Andrew Magnesen, on School st.
The South saltwater brass band presents the
Deacon" a comedy drama, at the Rink this
| evening. and tomorrow evening" the II and 10
inst.
Hon. j. C. Nethaway who has been on the
| mn ri nal in ,;t
years, was Tuesday succeeded by Lawyer C. b.
Jack.
| Mrs. Belle Armstrong has completed the sale
of her property and household goods, and will
soon make her departure for her new home near
Chicago.
Hoffman, at the Chicago Bakery and Candy
Kitchen, is selling fresh bread. double loaf for
only five cents.
| Mrs. J. II. Albert and Mrs NJ A. Stone, went
to Mortified yesterday to attend a meeting of
the WOman's Missionary Board, which is being
held in that city.
| EX-Chief of Police Matt Shortall has received
information that his appointment as Deputy IS.
Marshal will be made and so into effect the Goth
of April, present month.
Louis Helggren, who has been teaching school
in the country for some time past, returned to
his home on West Laurel street, Friday, where
he is now confined by sickness.
| Robert Mcclellan, was the fortunate holder of
the key which opened the prize box at the Chest
nut St. Pharmacy. The box contained $500 in
cash which little Robert captured.
James P. Thompson, who formerly resided
on Maple Street, this city, has moved to farm,
about eight miles above St. CrOix Falls, where