The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-08-14
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

A meeting of the BARRIERS state board has
been call for Monday at 10 o'clock at the
state capitol.
Acker post meets tonight, when details for
the trip to the encampment at Buffalo will
be completed.
he date when the postponed game of ball
between the city and county employees will be
played off has has been set for the afternoon
Of Aug. g.
William Peterson was fined 50 by Judge
Twohy yesterday for riding a bicycle on the
sidewalk on Maryland street, between Edger-
ton and Arcade streets
A meeting of Gen. Ord, w. R. c., was held
last night. The exercises were in the nature
| Of services in honor of the memory of the
| late Mrs. Hasenwinkle.
After two performances today Of the bril-
liant farce of Incog'' at the Metropolitan
, opera house, the Giffen-Neill company will
| spend week in Minneapolis. r9
Columbia Lodge, I. O. O. F. will give a
steamboat excursion tomorrow to st. Croix
lake. Steamer Flora Clark and barges will
leave foot of Jackson street at a. m.
The board of education committee on jani-
tors met and made up the list of janitors fol-
the coming year, some fifty or sixty in all
When school opens three will be missing
me Bolton Lath and Single Machine Com
p5any OF Minneapolis capital $4,000 filed arti-
cles OF incorporation in the Office of the sec
retary OF state yesterday. N. H. and c. E.
Bolton and Ed Gale are the incorporators.
Harry Dietz, newsboy, living on Wood
bridge street, was taken i'll at Ninth and
Wabasha streets at 8 o'clock Yesterday after
noon. He was attended by Dr. Ancker and
sent home in the Rondo street patrol wagon
The Dawson Car Seal company, capital $780,
OOO, was the largest of the corporations which
hled articles yesterday in the office of the
secretary of state. Robert A. McWilliams,
Paul w. Smith and Frank P. Nanz are the
lncorporators, all of Minneapolis
The Brotherhood of St. Andrew will hold
midsummer outing at White Bear this after
noon and evening There will be a short
service in the chapel in the evening, followed
by addresses from prominent Brotherhood
men of st. Paul and Minneapolis
Next Thursday evening at the residence
OF Col. Milham, 1915 st. Anthony avenue,
near ne o Smelling avenue, St. Paul Chapter No.
social, to which all members of the order
ana their friends are cordially invited. An
entertaining programme has been prepared.
ana refreshments will be served.
The Winona Bicycle Path and Park asso-
cation filed articles of incorporation with the
secretary OF state yesterday. The officers are:
w. b. Abbott president; Enoch Stott, vice
president; Harry Friday, secretary; Paul E.
Baumgartner, treasurer; directors Wilson C.
Brown, William E. Cree and Henry ]. Bra
bow. " III
Mrs. Mrs: P. G. stohr, of White Bear lake, yes
terday reported to the police that She had
lost pocketbook containing "a in money and
an annual pass on the st. Paul G. Duluth
r r5IrIo IN Mrs: sto9r said she had laid her
moment, and that young woman had been
seen to take it.
Inc cottagers at MlHnetonka Beach are ar
ranging to give their third water carnival
next Wednesday. There is hearty union of
sentiment in agreeing to make the event at
tractlve. Steamers, yachts and row boats will
pc Illuminated and decorated with colored
lights lanterns and streamers. The beach
cottages and Hotel Lafayette will also be illu-
minated.
The first public picnic of ST. Paul Grove
NO. l. Y. A. o. D., will be held Sunday at
Spring Park, Lake Minnetonka. A fine nroe
gramme of athletic sports has been arranged
and number of valuable prizes will be hung
up for the winners of the events. Music will
be furnished by Gardeners band and the ont
ing promises to be enjoyable one Trains
Will leave at 9:35 a. m. and 1:3O p. M