The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-06-16
SALTWATER.
special to The St. Paul Globe.

Special TO me st. Paul Globe.
SALTWATER, Mimi, June ia pretty
wedding occurred at Ascension EPISCOPAL
church in this city, this evening at O'clock
the marriage of Miss Melvina La Furgey, of
Saltwater. and Frank e. Otis of Minneapolis.
The interior of the church was magnihcently
decorated with cut flowers, palms and ferns
and was filled with friends of the contracting
parties. Many were present from st. Panl
Drechsler presided over the organ and the
sweet strains OF Lohengrin's wedding march
filled the church when the bridal party as as
Misses Merrill Cockburn and Hortsnse Doe.
and each carried beautiful baskets trimmed
with ribbon and filled with roses. The ushers
St. Paul; E. P. Mackey, of West Superior;
John Goss of Hudson, Wis, and BeltraM
Sauntry, of saltwater.
The bridesmaids were Misses Folsom,
Mackey and Marie Heffernan, and the maid Of
honor was Miss Daisy Mcmillan.
The party was met at the altar by the
groom and his best man, Thomas S. Prlngle,
Of Fargo, N: D., and the ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. A. D. Stowe, the bride being
given in marriage by her brother-in-law,
William Sauntry.
of chiffon and silk covered with net and
trimmed with real lace. The maid of honor
and Miss Mackey wore gowns of white lib
erty silk over taffeta trimmed with ruchings
of satin ribbon and carried pink sweet peas.
Misses Folsom and Heffernan were attired in
gowns of pink liberty silk over taffeta
trimmed with ruchings of satin ribbon and
carried white sweet peas. Mrs. Sauntry, the
brides sister, was attired In rich decolete
gown of pink brocaded satin, trimmed with
chiffon and real lace.
given at the home of Mr.. and Mrs: Sauntry
on North Fourth street, and many were pres
ent to congratulate the contracting parties
The interior of the residence was handsomely
decorated, the parlor decorations being white
roses, smilax and maiden hair ferns; the
drawing room, carnations; the library, Ameri-
can Beauty roses and smilaX the dining
room, pink roses and maiden hair ferns; the
hall in Duchess roses smilax and ferns. The
hall on the second floor was screened Off. and
from behind the screens hoated sweet strains
of music discoursed by Seibert's orchestra
The ladies assisting Mrs, Sauntry in receiving
were Mrs. ]. G. Cross, Of Los Angeles, Cs1. !:
Mrs. George Bancroft, Mrs. Horace w. Davis
and Mrs. Susan NORM, Of Saltwater. Mrs
Frank Berry presided over the PUNCH bowl
and refreshments were served by ]. W..
Dorner, a Minneapolis caterer.
Later IN the evening Mr.. and Mrs. Otis left
on a short wedding tour and will be at home
in Minneapolis after July IT,
The bride is sister of Mrs. William Saun-
try: and has long been popular favorite In
society circles in this city and St. Paul and
Minneapolis. The groom is young man Of
excellent business qualifications, and holds
the responsible position of chief clerk in the
freight department Of the Chicago, Milwaukee
& st. Paul railway at Minneapolis.
- or some time members Of the board Of
been receiving complaints to the effect that
dealers in prison-made binder Irvine In vari-
GUS parts Of the state are attempting to
charge exorbitant rates for the Irvine pur-
chased by them at 6h cents per pound. A
special meeting Of the board was held at the
prison today, and the warden was instructed
to send copy Of the following circular to
every Irvine dealer in the state engaged
In handling prison-made twine:
at has come to our notice that some of
the persons who have ordered prison Irvine
are preparing to charge exorbitant prices
from consumers. notwithstanding that the
managers have made low prices on Irvine
with the purpose in view of benefting them
The management does not think this Is Just
but very unreasonable, and it has been de-
termined that you will not be allowed to
charge more than reasonable margin. Fall
ing to do this we will be obliged to cancel
your your. order and bar you hereafter from
handling the prison Irvine, and you must bear
in mind that this privilege may be of value
to you In the future. Please find inclosed a
form of contract which you will please sign
and return to this Office as early as possible
We will not ship your Irvine until you have
complied with these requirements.
Henry Wolfer"
The contract accompanying the circular Is
an iron-c,ad agreement, In which dealers
pledge themselves to sell twine for profit Of
Henry Miller, welf-known resident a,
saltwater. was examined in the probate court
today as to his sanity, and was committed
to the hospital for the insane at Rochester.
The Moline and bow boat departed TODAY
with two RATS Of logs for Dimmock & Gouid
Moline. Ill, and the Glenmont left with =
raft for Laird. Norton & Co., Winona.