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

The Swedish Lutheran Church, on Third street
has ordered a very fine pipe organ. at a cost of
$1,000. Its arrival is expected within a few
days, when it will be Immediately put in place.
Fruit culture is more profitable to the farmer
now than his other crops. Brown Bros. Co., the
most extensive nursery house in the U. S., have
a vacancy in this section. Write them at Chicago
H., for their terms.
Engineer King, OF the Omaha road. who re-
sides at the corner of OHIO and Fifth Streets,
will soon move 10 st. Paul. The change of time
on the aforesaid road receSstates Mr. Kings
change of residence.
Miss Louise !.iiigreen, who has been engaged
as teacher in out of town district, returned to
her home. at 32l Laurel street. last Friday,
where she has since been confined by Il severe
attack OF lung fever.
One of the city policemen, was seen roaming
around on the North Hill, the other day. looking
for a boy whom he wanted for fighting. and
using abusive language to a lady, who chided
him for his rufiianly conduct.
The city fire department was called out about
eight O'Clock, last Sunday evening, by a small
blaze on Third ST., caused by the explosion or
burning of a pail Of oil. The fire was put out
before any serious damage was done.
1t is said that the North Hill Band, furnished
the Wilson Theatre Co., with music all last week
and received compensation a few cOmp-
mentary tickets. Cheap music boys; but then
twas cheap show. so the thing is about even.
Frank Reiter, proprietor of the Stockholm
hotel, Second street, and we'll known citizen,
died at his residence on North Harriet ST., at
10 O'Clock Monday night, of dropsy. Deceased
leaves wife and two children to mourn his loss.
August HOZheid, Il former resident of Still
water. was in the city last Friday, renewing old
acquaintance and making new ones. Mr. Holz-
held while in the city was the guest of Mr. j. S.
Sullivan.
C. w. Fuller, who for the past five years has
been engaged as travelling expert for the Thresh-
er Co., has accepted position for the coming
season with the Advance Thresher Co.. with
headquarters at Sioux Falls. S. d. to which city
he has removed with his family,
The teachers and scholars of the Lincoln build
ing desire, through the Daily Gazette. to extend
their sincere thanks to Warden Wolfer for the
kind invitation extended them to visit the prison
and for the courtesy shown them On the occasion
Friday afternoon. Saltwater Gazette.
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Charles Yanke and Mrs. Fenske of the
| North Side, were united in marriage last Sunday
at the German Lutheran church, Rev. Winter
officiating. Mr.. and Mrs. Yanke will reside at
the corner of Seventh and Willard streets. where
they will be pleased to receive their many friends
A party of about twenty young folks assem-
bed ut the residence of ReinhOlt KutZ on coax
street, Friday evening to assist in celebrating
! his birthday. The evening was spent in the in
diligence of various amusements appropriate tC
the occasion aad general good time was en-
joyed.
Robert Mcclellan, received quite painful and
serious injuries while playing with the boys al
school, a few days since. Boys. you ought not
be so rough in your frOlicS Just think, how YOU
would feel if you should be the means of causing
one of your little playmateS to become manned
or injured for life.
The laboring men of saltwater are organizing
an association with the object in view of fur
nishing and equpping gymnasium and library
for the benefit and pleasure of the abOring meI
of this city. This is commendable step in the
right direction. and should meet with the aid anC
cooperation of every good citizen.
The reorganization of the City Council took
place at the city council chambers, Tuesday
night. J. j. Eichter was elected President and
James Barron, Vice President. A cOmmunica
ton was received from the Mayor appointing
Patrick Collins. Health Officer. which was re
ferred back for the approval of the Board OF
Health. DR.. Weight was elected City Physician
and Aug. Pairier, Levee Master. The election
of Street Commissioner was laid over until next
meeting.
| A Banquet.
Oh, brilliant rays,