The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-07-09

I or three stray trains direct from Minneap
Oils, or go all the way round via st. Paul
| One family actually deemed 1t preferably
to go via st. Paul and the interurban or
the Fourth, rather than take theil
chances on the few trains between White
Bear and Minneapolis.
The passengers Cor Minneapolis on the
night Of the Fourth were detained here
several hours until the railroad people
Under the old days. when a train made
the trip from st. Paul in forty-five min
utes, with fair prospect of being stalled
at any time for several hours on the way,
this was to be expected; but under our
present up-to-daIe management it seems
almost incredible. Yet this strange con-
d1tion of things on our Minneapolis line
| is well known to the people of White
Bear, to their cost.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert CIcuston and
Misses Edith and Edna and Master Ar
thur spent the Fourth with Mr. and Mrs
William F. Markoe, at the little cottage
| on Lake avenue.
BALD EAGLE LAKE.
Mr.. McLaren, with the firm of Farwell,
Ozmun & Kirk, of st. Paul, has rented
| Judge Willis cottage at the lake for the
summer.
The Benson hotel is beginning to fill
| up; Several arrivals. during the week.
The bookbinders of ST. Paul will have
| picnic at Bald Eagle next Sunday.
The Fourth passed off quietly at Bald
Eagle. good many family parties spent
| a day of peaceful and quiet enjoyment
| of the beauties of nature about its
| shores.
WHITE BEAR BEACH.
There was no special effort made to
| draw crowds to the Beach on the Fourth.
Many persons rode by on their wheels
! during the day, and several visitors and
| small parties spent the day quietly about
| the shores of the lake and in the shady
| hooks about here.
DELLWOOD.
Many guests awaited themselves of the
hospitality of the Yacht club, at their
new club house, during the Fourth. Two
impromptu races took place OH the quiet
Rodenberg took advantage of the very
slight ripple on the lake to glide in
ahead with the Jenny, to his no small de-
| light. The day was enjoyed quietly and
no envy was manifested towards those
sections which absorbed the big crowds
during the day.
| Shore furnished no sensations during the
week
At Lake Shore pavilion rhe balloon as
cension last Sunday drew a big crowd.
The ascension was complete success,
the aeronaut landing with his parachute
just opposite the Murray cottage, on
Lake avenue in shallow water, and gall
lantly waded in to dry land.
At the south shore Of the lake the week
passed peacefully as usual.
The pretty general understanding that
now expect to extend the electric line to
| the village of White Bear this summer
does not disturb reslaents on TINS SIDE
near as much as 1t will disappoint the viii
layers themselves. The decision to tun-
mel under the Wisconsin Central road for
the saltwater extension practically kills
all plans for reaching White Bear vii
| lage this season. But the line will come
around the south shore just the same,
when it does come.
MAHTOMEDI.
The little lake in the rear of the
hotel is being drained by the electric
railroad people to make more space for
their railway system at this point Elec-
| trio cars are not running to this place at
all at present
Arrivals at Mahtomedi hotel: ]. H.
Thompson Butte, Mont; /. L. Skeith,
| Miss jerks saltwater: c. w Schneider,
| George w. jenkins and wife. G. A Buck
| man, Minneapolis; Daniel Crippen, Buff
| Louis, Mo-; R. E. Skeith and wife Pres
| colt, Wis; E. K. Whiting. Owatonna; M.
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