The Saint Paul globe., 1898-04-17
SALTWATER.
Special to The St. Paul Globe.

Special to The st. Paul Globe
SALTWATER. Mimi. April 16.-Rev. S. ].
Kennedy, the new pastor Of the First Presby
teran church. will not be installed tomorrow
evening as stated, the installation to occur
on Thursday evening of next week.
The first weeks business in lumber and
logging circles is highly encouraging consid-
cradle activity being manifested in all lines
The boom has employed a large force during
the week. and many raft boats have already
left the st. Croix with RATS consigned to
not as large as anticipated, but this is ac-
counted for by reason of the fact that nearly
all mill concerns on the lower river had
supply of logs left over from last season.
The coming season BIDS fair to become one
of the busiest in the history Of logging on the
st. Crolx and its tributaries
The Volunteer left this morning with raft
of logs for ]. D. Harmer & Co.. Burlington
The large mill owned by the ST. Croix Lum-
Der company at South Saltwater will begin
saving on Monday. and it is expected the
week.
David Tozer sold raft Of logs the past
week to J. D. Harmer & Co.. Burlington
Orders for binder twne more than keep
pace with the output of the prison twine fac
tory. Up to date the output is 3,0i2 433
pounds. and orders have been received for
pacity of 100000 pounds annually, but Will
not have that much twine for the coming
season, owing to the fact that some OF the
new machines were only put in a few months
that the twine supply for the next harvest will
not fall much short of 5.Ooo, 900 pounds.
J. Hostvert. appointed by the high school
committee of this slate to plan new pieces
for the physical apparatus now in use
throughout the high schools of Minnesota,
was at the prison this morning. superintend-
ing the laying out Of additional Pieces The
sets manufactured UP to this date have been
composed of less that 100 pieces but the new
catalogue soon to be issued will have a list
of at least 125 pieces.
icd Pnt nnfnh6r returned or,,;,,
from Virginia, where she attended school
large number of tickets for the Franklin
W. Lee benefit were sent to saltwater. and
flying to the committees having the matter
in charge With few exceptions the tickets
have been retained and the money has been
forwarded to ST. Paul (
Mrs. Fred Yates entertained a large num-
Der of her lady friends Friday afternoon
The Misses Lindholm entertained the Young
Married Ladies' Euchre, cub Friday after
M. H. Mccarthy, a appointment lumberman of
Dubuque, To-. was I'M the city today looking
after the Standard Lumber company's exten-
sive interests on the st. Crox and it's tribu-
'asirs: MRS. william weIfsh and children went to
New Richmond today.
in the armory Friday evening. The interior
of the building was handsomely decorated
and the dance wasea SUCCESS in every par
ticular. tie
Saltwater ledge, 3. P. o. E.. will give its
last social hop of the season next Friday
evening. Many Elks and their families will
attend.
Mrs j. c. Rhodes has returned from an
extended absence in California and other Pa
cific coast states.
Mrs D. B. Newcomb, of st. Paul, spent
Thursday with relatives in this city
L. E. Tcrinus returned Tuesday to Aber-
deem, S. D., where he is in charge of the St,
Croix Lumber company's business
Col. w. G. Bronson returned the first Of
the week from trip to Washington D. C.
A. Peterson has gone to Fargo, N. D., where
he expects to reside.
One CT the most enjoyable events of the
past week was the cake walk given at
supper and sale arranged by the ladies Of
Ascension church. Seven coup.es took part
in the walk and the cake was awarded to
Miss Mary Heffernan and S. F. Staples.