The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-08
Saltwater News.

The st. Crox Boom company began
sorting logs yesterday afternoon, and logs
! VIII be sluiced from Nevers' dam in time
] to reach here Monday morning II is as
tnated that 25,00G,000 feet have already
arrived in the dam and a 100000 GOO more
are On the way and will reach there
o1 the present stage of water. Mill men
whose mills have been shut down, owing
| 10 scarcity of logs, expect to be able to
start up again this week, and hone to
| run until the close of the season
Inc Republican county committee met
at TIE Sawyer house yesterday, and de-
! clded to call the county convention for
| the nomination of county officers on Sept
| l. Democrats have not yet decided when
70 CAL me convention, but will probably
! be some time in September
! The Wolf Brewing company baseball
team will play a game on the local
! grounds this afternoon with the Spa1Il5
! ings, Of st. Paul.
MANY Saltwater people went to Lake
| harriet Friday evening to hear the ceIe-
brdted Banda Rosa. Two chartered care
! We're required to transport them to and
from Minneapolis
sergeant Peterson and squad of mem
bers of Company K, First regiment. N.
u 5. NJ, went to Lake City yesterday.
! to prepare for The coming of the com
pany tomorrow. Capt Conrad was busy
yesterday arranging for the encampnlent
! and will take about forty-five men RI
/ camp for the entire time of he encamp-
! ment.
| The board of prison managers held ia
| regular monthly meeting at the prisan
| Yesterday. 0zIy routine business was
transacted and nine paroles were granted
| The report of the miscellaneous cash re-
! ceipts of the institution for the month Of
/ June showed the earnings to be S29. 43S. ST
! Inc civ hoard Of
session at the city hall. The First ward
assessment book was completed Friday
! evening and it will probably take two
| weeks longer to complete the remainder
! of the work
Miss Nellie Perkins, of Keokuk. To. wac
! a guest of her sister, Mrs Ira King dir
! ing the past week
N; Miss Anna O'NeaI and Miss Jeanette
McDermott spent the past week with
! friends in Eau Claire Wis
H. H. Harrison, of the Saltwater Water
company, has returned from an absence
! OF several weeks in Montana
r. j. Stadler, of st. Cloud, spent the
| past week with his family in this CITY.
ID. j. Sullivan and wife, Of Indianapolis
!nd., are guests of relatives and friends
in this city - -e--0s
J. r. Kolliner and wife left last even
ing Tor Atlantic City, where Mr.. kolliner
will attend the grand lodge meeting of
the b. P. o. Elks as the representative
of Saltwater lodge ~
r; S. Davis and family have gone to
Mahtomed1, where they will spend a
month.
Mrs c. B. Marshall has gone to Milton,
Wis, where She will visit relatives and
| friends.
Mrs. John Newquist and daughter have
| gone to Cambridge, Mimi, on a visit
Patrick Mclaughlin and Miss Alice Nc
! i1aughlln, of Hayward, Wis, were guests
the past week of Mr.. and Mrs ]. W. Nc
Laughlin.
Emil Kruger, of Porto Rico, is here on
! a visit to his family. He expects to re-
turn to that country some time in August.
Miss Miss Sadie Keneys of Minneapolis, is
rents in this city.
G. FL Grant left last evening for MI
Waukee to attend the meeting of the
| United Order of Foresters.
Hon, and Mrs. John Daily, highly re-
| spected residents of the town of Nav
eeiebrated their silver wedding on Friday
afternoon and evening, and hundreds Of
! guests were present from this CITY and
ELSEWHERE. ar and Mrs. Daily were the
recipients of a large number of suitable
| presents.