The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-02
FOR THE BIG SPIEL
SEASON HAS BEEN FAVORABLE
FOR SOME HIGH CLASS
CURLING
GOOD ICE ALL THAT'S NEEDED

The Various Cities in the North
western Curling Association Are
Expected to Send More Than the
Usual Number of Kinks to Conn
pete in the BonspleI In ST. Paul
This Month.
The Northwestern Curling bonspieI
IS expected this year to bring together
more lovers of the game than have
gathered at any previous time in the
history of the organization The va
rious cities in which the sport finds
favor and devotees will be, according
to all reports. fully represented. Even
Chicago is expected to send UP more
Kinks than have attended the bonspieI
in recent years That the sport will
be better than usual there is no doubt,
provided the conditions which have
prevailed for the last six weeks or
more keep up. It has been years since
such favorable curling weather has
been enjoyed, or that it has been so
continuous as this. If the ten days
of the bonspiel do not draw a thaw,
then the sport Is bound to be good.
The men who curl are the
substantial citizens of their respective
cities, so that. when a gathering Of
200 or more curriers' get together, it is a
representative body. AS showing the
class of men who indulge in the sport,
the following list, which is expected to
furnish the delegations, if they do not
all attend will indicate who and What
| they are:
WINNIPEG.
T. A. Anderson, wholesale hardware; C. P.
Wilson, lawyer; F. L. Patton, manager Do
minion bank; C. w Murray, mill owner; J..
H. TurnbuIl, manufacturer; L PiHblado,
lawyer; ]. MdDiarmid, contractor; J. F. Camp
BELL hotel keeper; ]. T. Spiers. owner large
bakery. Alex Resch, lumber dealer; W. F..
PAYNE editor: H G. Mcdonald, plumbing
master; ]. Lemon manager carriage COM
parry; w. H. Rourkes contractor; C. Nichol-
| son. commission merchant; c. E. Carbert,
firm; j. c. Gilker contractor; G. W. Hoff-
man. upholsterer; G. F. Gait, wholesale gro
| Ger &C. T. Gait & Co..; F. w. Peters. dl-
| vision superintendent Canadian Pacific rail-
land department. w. G. Fraser. builder; A.
! G. Sutherland contractor; w. A. Carson,
butcher; L. R. Mckenzie, butcher; R. H.
Dunbar, hotel keeper; D. R. Dingwan, jew
e1er ewealthy); M. Campbell wholesale and
retail hardware; ]. Adams, insurance; T.
Bruce. insurance; C. F. Grundy, pianos and
| H. Allen, lawyer: c. Sharp, opera house
manager; F. Walsh, telephone company man.
ager w: W. Mathews. jeweler; c. NJ. Cor
| don, real estate agent; r. G. Mcdonald. in
| surance manager; J. Pace molder foreman:
| G. Holdrun, contractor; Thomas Kelly, one
| OF Winnfpeg's largest contractors; w. Geor-
| genson, manager wholesale grocery firm; J.
Phillips. grain dealer; Thomas Johnston,
manager Wholesale groceries and liquors; J.
| Shaw. contractor; NJ. Fortune. real estate
! agent; James Tees, commission merchant;
! John Mckenzie, manager Vulcan iron works;
/ R.. DrfscoH wholesale dry goods; A. McNea,
| editor: n. W. Hudson, collector; E. C. Conk-
YcuhiIl, printer. ]. McCulloch. bicycle agent
and champion skater of the world H.
! Byrnes, coal dealer; S.. G. Harstore. man
| ager billiard room.
DULUTH.
r. J. Mcleod, contractor, Lonsdale build
ing; D. Mcleod, cashier Commercial Banking
company; E. S. Palmer. architect, Lonsdaie
building; A. Macrae. insurance solicitor, Tor
rey building; H. Hurden vessel agent, Ly-
eeum building; c. A. Duncan, Iurnbernan,
Lyceurn building; A. W. Frick associate
manager Van Harrington company,
! Spaldigg hotel; G. F. Mcdonald city editor
J Evering Herald A. H. Smith manager
Northwestern Elevator company Charles Nc
Aillans architect, Exchange building; e n.
Bradley manager Globe Elevator company;
D. W. Stocking Clark, La Sale & Co.. Board
OF Trade: Thomas Gibson, grain commission,
| Board CT Trade, George F. Mckenzie, ae-
ccuntant. American Exchange bank: Capt
| F. n. La Sale, vessel agent Board of Trade
! d. R. Black. plumber, 23s West First street
| Joseph Catin, lumber inspector, Chamber
Besides the above there were at the Portage
bonspiei the year 1T was held there:
Ward An1es Jr., grain commission, Beard Of
Trade A. s. Wilson, clerk G. S. Barnes &
| Co., Board OF Trade.
BARABoo. WIS
Z. G. Marriott boots and shoes; Ed Holden
| barber; William P. Kunzlan1an saloon; W. j.
| Pcrver tailor; H. GrotCpharst, lawyer; t. W.
English, hardware; E. Pfannstiehl, travelling
salesman; A. P. Cheek postmaster: T. u
English. surgeon; H. NJ. Acott clothing NJ
r. Mould, books and stationery; ]. W. Davis,
dry goods and groceries; Col. Walter Pietzsch
| dry goods and groceries.
PORTAGE LA PRAIRIE.
8. R. Marlatt, Indian agent: Sheriff Mo-
bean; Harry Adams hotel keeper; H
| w. Thompson, jailer; James Grassie. tin
smith; Joseph Giles. butcher; l. P. Porter
Implement agent; William Forsyth. impIe-
ment agent; R. w. Mcleod, merchant; A. G.
| Hallstead, manager Merchants bank: T,
AShdown, hardware merchant
BRANDON, MAN
]. P. Brisbin, Northern Pacific agent. Dr
Macdonald, DR.. Turnee, " n
Kitchen, builder; Fred Knight clerk: W.
A. Tory, painter; John Hamburg, lumber mer-
chant; w. H. Shillingher, city engineer: Will
| liam Johnston, wholesale farm Implements;
A Al E. Phillip, lawyer; 6. H, Smith, whole
tractor; w. Henderson, wholesale farm inple-
ments; W. L. Parrish, grain merchant: D. q
| Stewart, wholesale groceries.
MILWAUKEE. WIS
John Johnston, banker; K. A. Dryden COM
mission; c. B. Roberts, contractor, collector
! of customs: E. ]. Roberts,, contractor col
lector of customs; S. H. Hoff real estate
Mike Dunn, mayors clerk William Currie,
florist and seeds; A. D. MeDougal, railroad
| contractor; j. c. Wall, clerk custom house:
B. Gregory. florist; James Lowrie, clothing
| Charles Dingwall, capitalist; E. Gilmore, ed
itor; G. L., Graves, grocer; c. W. Robertson,
wholesale lime and cement; John Schultz,
| livery; James Morgan, wholesale dry goods
Archie Middlemas, banker.
CHICAGO
| John Angus, contractor; George B. Archer.
| contractor; R. C. Clarke, care Kingsley's; F.
Grady, liquors; William Grace, contractor;
David Hogg, wholesale liquors; A. D. Han
nah, wholesale liquors; G. L. Hogg, whole
| sale liquors; E. w. Kibbe, wholesale LIQUORS.
! A. w. Hannah, wholesale liquors; William
/ Manson, contractor; R. Prftchard contractor:
]. T. Raffn, iron; James Ralston, cut stone
WnoS saT M eorge
H. Watson, plumbing NJ. Richmond cheese
and butter; G. Richmond, cheese and but
ter; j. Muir. cheese commission; H. Holt
hofer. druggist; Samuel Nelson, carpenter;
| William Nelson, carpenter; H. MalIey, dry
| goods; G. G. L. Kefso, brewers supplies; c.
| W. Lennon, care Armour & Co.; J. G.. Camp
| bell, lawyer; Frank Morice accountant; ].
A. Richardson. lawyer; R. W. Fraser, sprin-
| klers.
RAT PORTAGE. Man.
J. c. Beaudes, hotel proprietor; W. A. wier.
manager Imperial bank: J. R. Bum. man
ager Androua Bay company: e. Schuarr,
dentist; e. W. Bryages. Pioneer steamboat
line: Frank Garnder, general merchant: M
hyle, dominion government fishery overseer
LODI. Wis.