The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-19

I. Q. o. r. lodge. Northfeld, Installed
Haber; v G., L. B. Wilson; recording
Ebel; warden, G. E. Larkin; chaplain,
J. NJ Walden; conductor, r. G. Phillips;
R. S. n. g., John Childs; L. S. N. G., ].
S. V. G., DR.. R. c. Kelsey; r: s. s., Fred
Cowell; L. S. S., John Redick; outside
guard, II. Pritchard; inside guard, George
Droppo.
Twelve thousand dollars was paid into
the Faribault city treasury for saloon
licenses last week.
The assessed valuation of the personal
property of Faribault as determined by
the city board of equalization is S625, COZ;
real estate as returned by the assessor,
81, 81 649; total, $1,996,651
On Tuesday. the 10th, Bishop Whipple
went to Greece Bank, and on "Wednesday
consecrated a church at De Soto. On
Thursday he held confirmation at
Brownsville and at Caledonia Friday.
Saturday he held confirmation at Rush
ford This week he will visit the north
western portion of the state.
The w. C. It. t.. Mortified, held their
annual meeting last Thursday afternoon,
and elected the following officers: Presi-
dent. Mrs L. A Baldwin; vice presidents,
Barrows and Mrs. F. j. Wilcox; record
ing secretary, Mrs. Benjamin X. Baker;
treasurer, Mrs. c. w. Pye.
The Independent Order of Foresters
organized at walker Monday the St1, WITH
hfty-One charter members.
Friday night Rev. and Mrs. G. A. Bur-
ridge, OF Rochester, were the recipients
of a surprise party of 125 members OF the
Christian church, when, after an enjoy
able evening was spent, ]. w. Fathers,
in neat speech in behalf of the congre-
CATION, presented the pastor with an ele-
giant rocking chair.
On Wednesday. the 11th the Merchants
Bank of Bemidji closed its doors because
OF lack of funds with which to meet
the unusual demand for money. The bank
VIII open and resume business in a few
days.
The Old Settlers association held it's
outing and basket picnic at City park
Austin, on the 14th, al which there were
about 200 present. The following officers
for the ensuing year were elected: Presi-
dent, Deacon Decker; vice president, NJ
); SlaVn; secretary ana treasurer, L.
j. Furlong and John Mattison. Rev Al
fred Cressey was reelected chaplain.
The auditing board of Austin reported
! $l52l,969 real estate and personal tax
able property in the city, which is an in
crease of $50 over last year.
Joseph Guepe, for many years a resi-
dent of Brainerd and Miss Henrietta
thompson, popular teacher, were mar
red on TUESDAY, June 5, and on Satur
DAY, July :. M. Guepe died at TAilbOUrne
City, Wis, after only month and two
days. of married life.
Mayor Johnson of Fargo, sent out 500
letters to prominent men through the
country asking for books for the public
library. He has heard from l per cent
Of the letters, and has fourteen books
At the meeting of the equalization board
OF R3Eson county, N. D., last week the
total Icy for county expenses was lower
Ell TO 5000. The levy in 1898 was $40 OOJ;
IN 1889, $4,000, and for 1860 5000
The old settlers of Brown county will
hold picnic at Ole Johnsons grove. one
haff mile east of Hanska station. on sun
hA
events will be the orations which will
be delivered by Senator George w. SOM
ervllle and DR.. J. w. B. Welcome Sr,
Haycraft, of Madelia.
between La Crosse, Wis, and Clarke
VILE, Mo-, 1.627 men, women and children
were counted in the main channel of the
Etver, engaged in getting out shells from
the bottom of the stream for use in the
button factories '--0
The annual school meetings this year
come com on the list dav of July, which is
The a. Q. H, Brainerd, rast week elect
ed the following officers: H. 2. Dunn.
president; Thomas E. Canaan, vice presi-
dent; j. r. Wallace, recording secretary
I. NJ. Reilly, financial secretary. s q
Elliott, treasurer; Tim Toohey, chairman
standing committee; William Corkery.
master-at-arms; John McGivern, sentinel.
The Daughters of Erin, of Brainerd,
last week erected the following officers
Miss Nellie Burns, president: Mrs. Wern.
er Hemstead vice president Mrs. J. f.
HAWKINS, recording secretary; Miss Sadie
Relly, financial and insurance secretary; ;
MISS Mamie Carney, treasurer; Mrs.
James Cullen, sergeant-at- arms; Mrs. n.
h. Canaan, sentinel.
The White Rose Rebekah lodge of
Northheld. last week elected the follow
ing officers: Noble grand Mrs. /. D. vii
son; vice grand, Mrs. 2. A. Persons; sec
rotary, Mrs. w. w. Haber; financial sec
rotary, Miss Matilda Miller; treasurer,
I.f-fl no ,I.r1-
z. Phillips; warden, Miss Emily Hobbs !;
right supporter of the noble grand Mrs
Charles Merritt; left supporter of the
noble grand, Mrs. George Chamberlain;
j. A. Riddle; left supporter of the vice
grand, Mrs. John Redick; conductress,
Miss Hattie Bunday; inside guardian
Mrs. Haselton; outside guardian, Mrs S.
Ralnerl; district deputy president Mrs
T. c. Phillips, and trustee, r. c. Phil
lips.
AVoca has carried a proposition to bond
the village for $4,000 for the purpose of
constructing a system of water works
The annual election of officers of the
W c. T. L., Buffalo Lake, was held at
were elected: President, Mrs Emma
Chamberlain; vice president, Mrs. Emelia
Butterheld; recording secretary Mrs.
lilly Smith; treasurer, Mrs. Carrie Pc
terSon.
officers for the w. c. T. u, Warren,
to serve the coming year, are as follows
PRESIDENT Mrs. Wallace; vice president
at large, Mrs Ketcham; first vice presi-
dent, Miss Powell; second vice president,
Mrs. o. Slee; corresponding secretary,
Mrs. Flanders; recording secretary, Mrs.
Easton; treasurer, Mrs. Smith
Plainview Lodge No. 16. 1. o. o. F., held
Saturday evening, July Z, elected the fol-
lowing officers: n. G., M. w. Schou-
weller; V. G., c. F. Kluge; secretary, c..
II. Ritter; treasurer, T. E. McCue; con-
ductor, J. W. Mclaughlin; l. G., G. C.
Richmond; o. G., w. Reifkogel: R. s. N
G., l.. Underwood; r. S. V. g. H K
Oliverson; l.. S. V. G., J. M Robinson:
r. S. s., ]. ]. Butts; L. S. s., James Nc
Gee; chaplain, A. E. Nelson.
A birthday surprise party was given
Mr. A. M. Greeley by the ladies of the
Degree of Honor and friends, of North
Rockford, n. D., July TO- upon the occa-
sion of his list birthday
Donald K. Frost, of Winona, the alter
nate appointed. for West Point, will leave
about tho 25th of the month for West
Point to take the required examination,
the regular appointee having failed to
pass.