The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-19
Saltwater News.

Mrs. Abb1e Kitty, the widow of Timothy
nifty, died Sunday morning of dropsv
alter an illness extending over several
months. She was sixty-seven years of
age ana came to Saltwater thirty-ave
years ago. Deceased was a native of
ireland. She is survived by eleven chill
Qren' among them John j. IIilty Patrick
hIty and James Kitty, of this CITY. AMI
WlIIlam Kitty, of Owatonna The funeral
VIII De held at 10:15 this morning from
ST. Mlchaers church and the interrnnn+
VIII occur in the Catholic cemetery et
South Saltwater
Log and lumber shipments on Sunday
were the Ed Douglass and bow boat. with
large raft of lumber for various CON
Germs at Burlington, Quincy and other
uoWh river points; the Juniata with logs
ana lumber for Muscatine, and the Ten
broeck with raft of logs for the En-
pre- Lumber company, Winona
"A large number Of Saltwater EIks went
10 81: Paul yesterday to witness the
tso'IviIIeS T,iI incidental to the opening of
the EIkS carnival and street fair
The st. CroiX Lumber comnanz, hoe j.,
% %cIaHd to remove its large mill from South
SuIiWater and will build a mill at Winton
NiiiIL'' Whcre the company owns a large
tract OF standing pine. Work on the neT,,
liilil VIII be commenced July /, and the
old machinery used in the South still
water mil Will be shipped next fall and
WINTER The company will continue tn
operate It's little mill at South StiIlwater
aEG VIII also maintain its office there.
Work on the new box factory at South
saltwater has been commences and tba
parties at the head OF the euternriso ev
pect TO complete the factory as soon as
possible, having already made several
large contracts for boxes
Ihe marriage of Miss Lillian NTcTor
AlGXan1Ar 4
prominent young people, will occur at ST
Nilchaels church at 1856 this lncrnine
John O'Brien left last evening for Mon
tr@al' 10 meet his daughters Mary ami
Nan, who will return from Villa Maria
academy, where Miss Mary O'Br;en viii
graduate. Mr.. O. Brien and daughters
viii return home by way of the Great
Lakes
The Wolf Brewing company team of
thls CITY, played game Of ball Sunday
afternoon with the Snowfakes of 81
Paul, and gave the visitors a severe
orubblng, the home team winning bv p
score OIL = to L. The hitting of the Still
water team was feature OF the gamo.
Inc Dram on North Second street. built
by the city for the purpose of taking care
OF surface water that has been a menace
10 residents of SchUlenburg's addition
mas been completed and will be y great
oeheflt to that part of the city. Hereto
lore the water will be carried down over
the hill to the ravine north of the citv.
Flre early yesterday morning DESTROYED
a barn owned by James Matthews. and
the owner estimates the loss on barn and
contents at about $500. He carried an in
surance of $3.50. The origin of the fire Is
not known.
Douglas Greeley, of Pine City. was IN
the city yesterday, and speaking of the
damage caused by the blowing out of the
gates and pier in the Chengwatonna dam.
ne SAID 1t would probably be repaired so
that Ioggers would be able to get in their
olIVes TINS season in case of rain. The
gates were blown out with dynamite in
broad daylight by about forty farmers
living near the dam.
Mayor j. G. Armson, of this city. has
disposed Of his grocery store on Chestnut
street to Albert LaRue, the change beins
made yesterday.