The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-23
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

o. l. Brack has let the contract for a 81 OOO
cottage on Robe street. near Concord
The National Guard association will meet
IN the senate chamber at the capitol Satur-
day. ..s
Harry Hall has let the contract for his
two-story modern house, to cost 81 500 ON
Fuller street, near Dale.
The contract has been let to Timothy Rear
don for the improvement on the McOuillan
building on Seventh street, near Cedar
Tuesday evening the inaugural ball and re-
ception Of the Retail Grocers' Association OF
st. Paul will take place at Cambridge hall
Work has been begun upon the improve
ments, new front, etc, for the four-story
brick block of Casper Ernest, at SS5 Wabasha
street.
The Veteran National Guard Association of
Minnesota will hold Its annual meeting and
banquet at the Metropolitan hotel Friday
evening.
Plans have been prepared and the general
contract let for sl.5C0 residence to be
Broadway.
The Socialist Labor party will hold pub
lie meeting at Labor hall this afternoon The
discussion will be Bryan and His Hypnotic
Influence"
State Superintendent Pendergast yesterday
granted second grade professional teachers
certificate for two years to f. L. Williams
OF Smith Lake
The Dakota and Minnesota Land company
OF Duluth, Incorporated yesterday with a cap
ltal stock OF $50, 600. The incorporators are
! G. W., X. J. and l.. e. Horton, of that city.
defective chimney caused a fire at 396
East Seventh street yesterday morning The
blaze was extinguished by the fire department
before the damage was more than nominal
Agent Gates, OF the state board of correc-
lions and charities, returned yesterday from
an extended trip. in which he returned 10 her
home In Iowa Mary Strong, the insane girl
taken up in Ramsey county.
AT the quarterly meeting OF the board of
corrections and charities next Tuesday ar
] he D1nhn 10
to Wisconsin for the purpose of inspecting the
county insane hospitals and investigating the
system
John F. Davidson, champion Of Minnesota
ana A. Andrews, champion Of Wisconsin, will
skate mile race at Como this afternoon. The
race Will be called at 4 o'clock, and for an
hour prior to that time there will be an ex-
hibition OF fancy skating by Miss Fanny Da-
wilson.
The Civic Temperance Cooperation, OF Du-
Iuth, nied articles OF incorporation with tho
secretary OF state yesterday The association
Is 10 be composed of delegates from the
various church and temperance societies of
Duluth, and the object is stated to be the
better enforcement Of the anti-saloon laws.
The Ireland G. C. Reading circle will meet
Tuesday evening at the usual place on West
ern avenue. Rev. w. Walsh will deliver a
, lecture. The officers are: President r. j. Nc
Dermott; vice president J. c. Nolan; treas
urer, Miss s. Nolan; secretary, Miss Elizabeth
Burns; recording secretary, Miss Anne
Davern. The circle meets weekly.
A call has been issued by John w Fine
hout, secretary OF the Young Mems Republic
can club OF the First ward for a meeting of
the executive committee of the organization
| for Monday evening, Jan. 30. The session
will be held at the Office of Dr. Whitney and
is announced to be for the purpose of making
arrangements for the annual meeting OF the
club and the opening OF the campaign.
At the Dayton Avenue Presbyterian church
this evening there will be a Christian Citi-
zenship league meeting. Rev D. N. Beach Of
the Plymouth Congregational church, Min
neapolis, will deliver address. Rev. David
Morgan will present in a brief address, the
work and needs OF the league.
The horseshoers' board of examiners Will
hold an examination for all the horseshoers
In the city that have failed to register Thurs
day at 10 O'Clock a. M, at 457 Robert street
A literary entertainment will be given at
Central block, Sixth and Seventh streets
Wednesday evening. Henry Alderman the s.
year-old elocutionlst, will be assisted by Flor
ence Ehrmantraut and twenty girl voices
from the schools
That time honored old play, "Ten Nights
In Barroom,' by well selected amateur
cast, is to be played at Mozart hall next
Thursday evening, under the management Of
Frank Sallers, for the benefit of the Uni
versity Avenue Congregational church Nearly
all the performers are members Of the con-
gregation and have all appeared or less
frequently on the stage Among them are
Walter Howell Miss Wheelock and Messrs
Rogers and Barkuloo, elocutonists, and a
good performance may be expected.