The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-05-28
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ST. PAUL BREvITIEs.

Two permits aggregating $500 were issued
by the building inspector yesterday.
The Scandinavian Christian mission, of Leaf
River, Wadena county, filed articles of incor-
poration yesterday.
w. w. Pendergast, state superintendent of
instruction, will deliver the Memorial day ad-
dress at Lake Crystal.
The Wigham Exhibition company capital
stock $4,000, is incorporated by William W.
Wigham, Arthur V. Bloom and Isaac Day ).
Insurance Commissioner Dearth yesterday
licensed the Lafayette Fire Insurance COM
pany, of New York. to solicit business in Min
nesota.
A smoke and card social has been ar
ranged for Monday night by Hancock encamp-
friends.
The following are the new officers elected
by Twin City lodge, l. o. o. F., last Thurs
day ia IN; night: E. w. BazIle n G. VIM r.
secretary.
The annual meeting of the St. Paul Credit
Mems association will be held at the Mime
will viii be I preceded BY dinner, Which viii be
served at o'clock sharp.
The Klondike club, of St. Paul, has filed
articles Of incorporation with the secretary
Of state The incorporators are George w
Bevenue, Walter Davis, Charles W. Johnson,
Albert Martin, George Hickman and Sieve
Grant.
Washington Lodge No. IA, Knights of
knights of Pythias hall, Sixth and Robert.
All members of the order are cordially in
yited to attend. Invitations can be procured
from members.
Rev. M. D. Edwards will address the
teachers Of the primary union this after
noon on What the Times Demand in Foun-
dalton Work" The primary lesson, The
Lords Supper" will be taught by Mrs. j..
NJ. McGuiggan.
Thomas You'd, candidate for the board OF
aldermen on the West side, made return of
his campaign expenses yesterday. He sad
hat IN Irwin tn cot ip1Q
elected. j. w. Shepard, successful candidate
in the Tenth ward, spent the sum of $50.
The pavilion at Lake Shore. White Bear,
will not formally open until June l, and the
day evening. Manager Metzdorf, however.
will open the buffet today, and have cele-
bration following the Yacht club race.
The soldiers of the Twelfth and Fourteenth
regiments of Minnesota volunteers would
like some reading matter. If people who
have illustrated periodicals and magazines
will send them to the Commercial club, they
will be forwarded to these regiments.
Commencing today, the 6:10 p. m. train
for Lake Minnetonka. the Great Northern
will leave st. Paul at $50 p. m. daily and
this date all lake trains will stop at Langdon
Park. midway between Minnetonka beach and
Spring Park.
The sheriff's office in the court house will
be open this and next Tuesday evening for
the benefit of the delinquent personal property
taxpayers The sheriff has to make return Of
the collections on the first OF the coming
month, and payment must be made before
Tuesday night.
A. E. Bowe, Democratic and Peoples can
didate for Judge of the municipal court, filed
his bill of expenses yesterday. HI" says that
he spent $24 of which $40 went for printing
cards. S. for distributing some, So for filing
the nomination, SO for hall rent and 81 for
travelling expenses.
The Fergus Telephone company the CAPT
tai stock of which is to be $4,000. filed arti-
cles of Incorporation yesterday in the office Of
the secretary Of state. The members are F..
G. Barrows Robert Hannah, E. A. Jewett
W. L. Parsons, all Of Fergus Falls, and w. H.
Davy, of Moorhead.
There will be hearing given this morning
by the board of public works to number of
property owners along the proposed West
Side boulevard The assessment has not We.
been completed, and the hearing Of this
morning will be preliminary to further work
along some portions Of the improvement.
Inspectors Williams and Wilson, Of the
state dairy and food department, yesterday
came from Staples, where they had been
prosecuting c. G. Lightfoot, grocer, from
whom they had seized ninety pounds Of oeo-
margarine. Lightfoot was fined $50 and
COSTS the maximum penalty under the law.
The Noble Franklin No. 2, A. O. U. W., held
their regular meeting last Thursday. Two
candidates were given the first degree, ald
fourteen applications were received Next