The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-17
SALTWATER.
Mrs. SuIIYyaId Seriously Injured
LEGAL News of the Week.

LEGAL News of the Week.
Mrs. John Sullwald, the wife of well
known farmer, residing a few miles
northwest of this city, is at the home of
Rev. F. Ebert, and is nursing painful in
juries received a few days ago. 1t seems
that Mrs. SuliWald was driving to town
in an open buggy on one of the street
fair days, and on one of the streets lead
ing into the city on the North hill, en-
Countered a small wire that had been
stretched across the street by some boys
who We're up to mischief. The wire was
just high enough to catch her, and tore
open her forehead, and the skull was laid
bare. She was thrown into the back part
of the buggy and the horse ran away.
She was picked up few moments later
and was taken to the home Of Rev. Ebert,
where she is receiving needed attention.
A large number of Saltwater people
will go to Ellsworth Wis, to attend the
Pierce county fair which begins there
next Wednesday.
The VERNE Mac will make a trip to
TayloT's Falls and the. Interstate park
today, and this will be the last trip Of the
season. |SCapt. Kent stated yesterday
that atheyg would take the boat south the
coming. winter, and She will probably ply
on the lower Mississippi and its tributa-
Ties. ~--n. ~Ft
James Goodman left last evening for
Wadena. Mimi, and from now on will
be connected with the wholesale grocery
firm Of Wright Clarkson, of Duluth. He
will have headquarters at Fergus Falls.
Richard Monroe and Albert Morey, sec
Ond termers have been received at the
prison to serve four years each for coun-
terfeiting. They were also sentenced to
pay a fine of $10O each. Joseph Plihal
will serve six months for a similar Of
Tense All three came from Minneapolis,
and are United States prisoners.
Ii was currently reported here last even
Ing that a large timber deal had been
consummated whereby Otis Staples, Of
Saltwater, William O'Brien, of st. Paul,
r. W. TurnbulI, of Minneapolis, and
others have become possessors of half
interest in the Johnson-W Wentworth saw
mill on st. Louis river and a large tract
of timber on Cloquet river. The pur-
chase price is said to be over 100000.
William OBrien, when seen in regard to
the report said he had nothing for the
public a present, there being nothing
definite He does. not deny the report
however.
Mrs William H Bean has issued in
VI at diSo%s for an at home to be given on
the 2%d inst, in honor of Mrs. J. Bean
and the Misses Bean.
The new hall over the Lumbermen's Ma
tiOnal bank, leased by the Modern Wood
men, will be dedicated next Thursday
evening.
Bay Staples has returned from an ex-
tended absence at GraceviIIe, MINI.
AlOis Simonet and family, have returned
To Little Falls Mimi, after a pleasant
visit with Saltwater relatives and friends
Miss Margie Lehmicke, of White Bear
was guest of Mrs. George H Atwood a
part Of the week.
Mrs w. H. Kitty, of Owatonna, spent
part Of he week with friends in this
city
a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Austin jerks on
Tuesday and Wednesday.
George a. hammers and Daniel Bren-
nan have gone to SOlway, Mimi. where
they will spend a few days.
4. \. Harper, of Cass Lake Mimi,
spent part of the week with friends in
Saltwater
Mrs. c. L. Easton, of Minneapolis, was
g guest of relatives in this city part Of
the week.
Mr. and Mrs H. ]. Allen, of St. Paul.
We're guests of Mrs. H T. Anderson a
part Of the week
MI; and Mrs. Antoine Deragisch, of
South saltwater, were surprised by a
large number Of friends Wednesday even
ing, the occasion being the twenty-fif h
anniversary of their marriage. The even
ing was pleasantly spent.
ReT. H H. Appelman has returned from
Rochester, Mimi, where he spent the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Atwood gave a
young friends Tuesday evening, music for
the occasion being furnished by Danz'
orchestra of Minneapolis
James Elliott and wife, of Ellsworth
Mimi. were guests Of relatives in this
city the past week