St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-10-21
SALTWATER NEWS,
Warden Wolf,r Purchases Large
Quantity of Hemp.

Warden WOifer arrived home yester-
day from all absence of several days in
Fremont. Omaha and Lincoln, Neb.,
where he purchased the hemp crop of
that state, aggregating 100000 pounds.
The purchase price was not made pub.
lie, but Mr.. W0lfer says he secured it
at good figure. This hemp Is equal to
Kentucky hemp, and a point in its
favor is that there is less waste to it. 1t
will begin arriving i'll the near future,
aud is sufficient to keep the factory
running at full capacity all winter.
Warden Wolfer says that in some parts
of Nebraska crops were total failure,
and people are removing from the state,
while IN other parts crops were good.
people are happy and prosperous.
The following Democratic county
committee has heen appointed: Chair.
man. j. A. O'Shaughnessy; Alton.
William Sahnow; Baytown, Samuel
Burk!eo; Cottage Grove, Peter Thomp-
son; Denmark. Henry Gallinger; Forest
! Lakeland. S. E. Sanderson; Marine, j.
| w. Gray; May. r. NJ. jerks; New
Scandal, Erick Falk; Newport. w. }.
UBrien; Oakdale, W. J. Masterman;
/; Oneka. Joseph Blackbird; Saltwater
! Town, F. L. Brown: Woodbury.. Will
lam Dornfeld; South Saltwater, b. E.
Meiggs. David Barker; city OF Still
water-Flrst ward, John Ehrig. j. II.
| Ward. Adolph Sprich; Second ward.
! Herman Koesters, John Martinson, j.
I. Fitzgerald; Third ward, john Binker,
| ID. Bronson, of the late Democratic city
/ PnpVpn3inn has pp0info or a I'm u
| city COMMITTEES: Chairman. j. w.
Schroeder; First ward, z. J. Stadler, L.
G. Kitty. Herman Zorn; Second ward,
/ DIR. w. G. Voigt, Ignatius Fazendin,,
Charles Andrews; Third ward. Henry
! Binker, N. A. Nelson. w. u. Bron-
son Jr.
| j. j. Eichten, the Democratic nomi-
nee for representative in the district
comprising the First ward of Saltwater
and the towns OF Saltwater, Mag. Forest
Lake. New Scandal and Marine, has de-
cided not to run, and all excellent sub
stitute was found yesterday in John
the Republican nominee, very hard
race. Mr.. Mccarthy is popular with all,
and the strongest man the Democrats
can put up.
M. II. Mccarthy. of the Standard
Lumber company, Dubuque, who spent
a part of the week in Saltwater. re-
turned home last evening, having COM
pleted all arrangements for the seasons
work in the woods.
The East Side Lumber Company's
mill shut down for the season last even
lug, and has cut about 100000 feet of
lumber and several million Iath and
shingles.
Mrs. Sarah Wells. who has travelled
extensively through the Orient, will
speak in the Congregational church to-
morrow evening on India and Its Peo-
pIe."
The Ravenna. Lafayette Lamb and
Lily Turner departed Friday afternoon
with log RATS. Water is SO low that
rafting operations will close by the
| latter part of this week.
A large number of lady friends of
Mrs. Alexander johnson called and
spent Friday afternoon with her, the
occasion being the anniversary of her
birth.
( Manager Durant, of the Grand opera
mouse, has booked a strong attrac ton
| for next Wednesday evening, n amely:
| Hoyts IA Trip to Chinatown.
| Albert Larue. residing in Houlton, on
the Wisconsin side of the st. Croix, was
| surprised by a large number of his
friends on Friday evening.
The Democrats have secured head.
quarters in the Staples block, and have
entered into the campaign with de-
termination to win.
Mrs. t. H. Warren entertained Mrs.
Carl Bauermann, of Lake City, and
| Miss Madeline Blats, of Louisville, KY,
during the week.
Mrs. c. f. Kilgore aud son, of Hop.
klns, Mimi, were guests last week at
the no me of Mr.. and Mrs. Austin
| jerks.
A Democratic rally will be held in
| this city Nov. l, when addresses will be
made by Gen Becker and E. j. Darragh.
The St Croix boom suspended opera
| lions last evening, the seasons output
| OF logs aggregating 2S2,000.OOO feet.
-, Mel Peaslee, Ed Tracy, Ernest Tor
mus and Mort T0rinus have returned
from hunting trip.
Miss Ruth Fogle left Friday evening
Tor chicago, to accept a position as in
structor of German.
| Mrs. L. f. Collins is back from a
three months visit with her daughter.
in New York.
Mrs. +, II. Lemon attended a recep.
ton in st. Paul, on Monday.
| MIR. and Mrs. John O'Bried are spend-
ing few days in Chicago.
Ed O'Donnell has gone to Chicago to
take course in dentistry.
! j. J. Eichten returned Friday from a
| trip to West Superior.