The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-10-10
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

The Bimetallic league will hold its regu-
lar monthly meeting tomorrow evening.
The new crematory at Forest cemetery, the
first in the Northwest, was completed yester
day.
Benjamin Douglas, a brother of F. NJ.
Douglas, of this city, is here from New
York, and is quartered at the Aberdeen.
Acker post has noticed in memoriam the
death of 1. D. Morgan, which occurred June
%, and Charles ]. Stees, who died July II.
Rev. VIM. R. Lord, of Unity church, is to
deliver an address at the national humane
convention at Nashville, Tenn, next week
the capitol next Wednesday to examine can
didates for license to practice in this state
Mrs. c. Gotham. Miss Gotzan and Miss
Ruberta Gotzian. returned home yesterday
after extended absence in Europe and
are at the Aberdeen.
permit was yesterday issued by the build
ing inspector for repairs to cost $l,0O0 to be
made on st. Agnes Catholic parochial school,
Lafond and Kent streets.
The Lincoln school auxiliary to the public
school union will meet at the Lincoln school
Monday afternoon at o'clock. Prof. Curtis
will address the meeting.
Next Tuesday afternoon at A o'clock Prof
F. R. Leroux will deliver lecture in French
at Mrs. A. NJ. Byllesby's, Aberdeen hotel, on
Mohammedism and Christianity.
Mary Knox, living near Eighth and Jack
son streets, was arrested last evening on
a warrant sworn to by Officer Peterson,
charging a violation of ordinance 1885,
Deal only where you are honestly treated.
Any storekeeper who tries to give you sub
stitute for what you demand is not treating
you honestly, and you should take your trade
elsewhere.
George Fred Winch, member of the firm
of Winch Bros, one of the largest boot and
shoe jobbing houses of Boston, is in the
city for a few days looking after the inter
ests of his st. Paul store.
The Iron Range Brewing association of
Tower incorporated yesterday, capital stock
of 5000 to be fully paid for as fast as is
sued Samuel Ownes George Huner and w.
H. McQuade are the incorporators.
The Cannon Grocery and Manufacturing
Company of Minneapolis, capital $1,000, filed
articles of incorporation with the secretary
of state yesterday. The incorporators are
Patrick E. and c. Cannon and E. Hickey.
William Greenville. claiming to be rail-
road brakeman, was arrested by Officer
Squires last evening on the charge of lar
ceny. He is accused of stealing a spool of
tailoring silk from P. c. Carlson, of 47S
Broadway
Goods advertised for years are certain to
have merit or they would not be popular: SUBJ
stitutes are usually unknown quantities"
The moral is obvious. Get what you ask for
take nothing else
A regular meeting of the executive council
of the Minnesota Historical society will be
held at the rooms Of the society tomorrow
Wisconsin to the Red River of the North, y
by the late DR.. l. A. Lapham.
The fire department responded to an alarm
from box Is. at Wilkin and McBoal streets,
last evening but could find no fire. A key
remaining in the alarm box led Chief Jack
son to believe that some one had turned In
an alarm in spirit of mischief
An attractive programme has been arranged
for the first meeting of the Central Study
club, which will be held in the lecture room
of the Peoples church on Monday evening.
Prof Wells. of the state university. will
speak on Methods of Historical Study and
Miss Doherty. of the Central high school,
on Geography of Early Greece" Miss Zu-
luna Fuller will give readings and in addf-
ton there will be some fine musical seleeJ
lions. The meeting is free tosall. Every one
interested is invited to attend.