The Saint Paul globe., 1897-06-06
: AINT ? AUL.
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

H. C. Anderson Lodge No. 81. Danish Broth
erhood, will picnic at Fort Smelling park to-
day There will be programme OF sports.
The st. Cecliian society, organized by fatn-
er Gleason, of ST. Joseph's church. had an
outing yesterday at Mahtomedi There was
a good turnout of members, ana the Gay,
though not at all bright, was made very en-
joyable.
Joseph Koshaba, a native of Persia and
student of Manchester college. Will give a
lecture on Persian Life and customs IN
the Arlington Hills Presbyterian cnuIcn @
Thursday evening, under the auspices OF the
y. p. S. G. E.
The Euclid Cycle club gave a reception
and dancing party on Thursday evening at
its club rooms Maria avenue. ABOUT
twenty-five couples participated. Refreshments
were served at u. Dancing then continued
until about 1:30
strawberry festival will be given next
Thursday evening at the Standard club by
the ladies Of the Mount Zion congregation
The Retail Butchers association picnic takes
place Tuesday, June p. The spot selected
is Taylor's Falls.
Rev. George W. Davis, Phi. D., Of Macales-
ter. will fli the pulpit of the First Presby-
terian church during the summer. Dr. DAVIS
will commence his services this morning, anu
will also have charge OF the "wednesday e'en
ing prayer meetings.
The Crusaders will hold an important meet
ing this afternoon. Delegates to the cohNens
ton Of the Catholic Total Abstinence union Oh
held in this city on the 18th and llth OF thls
month, will be chosen. All members are re-
QueSted to attend.
st. Paul Lodge No. 49, Knights Of Pythias
will celebrate the tenth anniversary Oh lts
organization with musical and literary en-
tertainment for the members and their lam
flies and friends, to be given TUESDAY even
ing at Castle hall, corner OF SouIn "dDasn@
and Colorado streets.
Through a misunderstanding, notice OF the
meeting of the Webster school branch OF the
St. Paul School union was given 1of SHUT,
day evening. The meeting VIII pe - heno .ha
school building. Friends OF the union are
requested to be present as ofhcers VIII DO
elected for the ensuing year.
1t had been announced that Bishop Gilog'e dt the
mission of St. Bonifacfus, corner OF rice
and Aurora The bishop, however,, VIII pc pe
unable to attend, and the service VIII De neiu 4
at a later date. The service this morning
will be conducted by the pastor, Rev. }.
Sollnger.
Agent Gates, of the board Of corrections
and charities yesterday located another 10! =
eigner In the st. Peter asylum Inc man 10
Norwegian who was sent from Mime
apolis in October 1896, after he had Deen IN II,
this country less than six months he WIN
be sent back to Norway. Monday MT. yates
will go to Fergus Falls and begin his nves-
tigation Of the inmates Of that institution:
Summer Tidings.
Cheerful songs, gay colors, happy
thoughts, this belongs to summer
warm sunny days when nature plos,
SONS and human hearts rejoice, goou
news for many a home and family,
aside from outside appearance or a
happy home is music. One OF the chlel
instruments is the piano. Such an IN
strument it is my pleasure to put WITH
in the reach of every family. IL Is
strictly true that never in the history
of the Northwest were pianos OF hlgh
grade like the Anderson sold at such
low prices as they are offered at To-Day.
BY far the greatest portion or our
cheaper stock of instruments is gone,
though a few remain, while they sell
at lower prices they are not what L
should term the best bargains. ASIDE
from the magnificent Anderson pianos
which has no superior in the American
market, as low as $242.50, you will find
quoted a few of the we'll known makes
in uprights:
McPhall, at. -. Slzo'Oo
Sterling, at. ......... loV.Vo
Hallett & Davis, at.............. l50.00
Carlton, at. ............-. lto.OU
KlmbalI, at. MINIMUM LOW
SOhm6r, at..... Ioi.oO
1t is we'll to bear in mind that 1
have only a limited number Of pianos
left, any delay may be greatly to your
disadvantage. -s>~
H. o. Peterson,
Assignee Century Piano Co.,
40 First av. south, Minneapolis.