The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-28
Saltwater News.

The sheriff of St Croix county, Wiscon-
sin, came here yesterday morning after
Elvie BARNARD, Oscar Floaten and
George Nelson, the three young fellows
arrested here Wednesday night for
burglarizing a small store at Hudson
Tuesday night. They were taken to Hud-
son, where they win be charged with
son and bear a bad reputation, according
to the statement of Hudson people.
At a meeting of Court Acme, of the IN
dependent Order of Foresters, he'd
Wednesday, the following officers were
elected: Court deputy, Mrs. Oscar Bro
deem; physician, DR.. T. c. Clark; chief
ranger, Mrs. P. n. Rivard; vice chief
ranger. Mrs. G. F. Edwards; recording
secretary, Mrs. c. D. Gates; financial sec
rotary, Mrs. Christ Boock; treasurer,
Mrs. James Short; senior woodward Mrs.
bonneville; senior beadle, Mrs. Charles
Erickson; Junior beadle, Mrs. c. Diet
hardt; delegate to high court, Mrs P
N. RiVarN Saltwater Court 20. 1886, of
the same, 25sSar, met Wednesday night
and electef officers as follows: Court
deputy, William II. Arthur; court physi-
clans, DR.. I. c. Clark ana DR.. e. f.
Ryan; chief ranger, D. H. Doe; vice
chief ranger, n. H. Bake; recording
secretary, ]. c. Rhodes Jr.; financial sec
rotary, George H. Lewis; treasurer, T.
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perintendent of juvenile courts, George F.
Edwards; organ st, Daniel Flynn; senior
woodward, John Robertson; junior wood
ward, c. T. Diethardt; senior beadle,
George LamphGre; junior beadle, B. E.
Pcspeshenski; trustees, d. ]. Hooley, N.
A Nelson; finance committee, George
+. Edwards, c. D. Gates; delegates to
high court meeting in Minneapolis next
February, n. a. Nelson, William H. Ar
thur, n. H. Backe, George H. Lewis; al
ternates, G. F. Edwards, P. H. Christian
son NJ. w. Murray, Alfred Roney.
Louis Moffatt, a prominent logger, is
here from Gordon, Wis. Mr.. Moffatt says
that weather conditions are not such as
to make loggers very iubilant While
weather has been good for skidding,
many loggers are almost through skid
ding and have been trying to haul for
several days, but roads are in poor con-
dition.
Sylvester Perro, who operated a steam
boat on the Red river the past season,
is here to spend the winter.
Congressman Stevens viii be present
at a special meeting of the Commercial
club, to be held this afternoon, when the
question OF a public but ding for SIT
water, which is now before congress,
will be discussed. Other matters Of i'm
pOrtance will also be considered, among
them the difficulty existing between the
StedHlDO@I ana IOSSlHS Interests Oh Tic
St Croix.
The water company injunction case is
to be argued in the district court, before
Judge Williston. next Monday.
Miss Maud Bordwell Johnson, who re-
Gently figured in press dispatches from
Denver, Col. was married here last
evening to Dempster w. lift. 1t is said
Mr.. lift resides at Denver. although ST.
Paul is given as his place of residence
on the court records. The bride is the
pdOpted daughter of Peter Johnson, who
left ST. Paul for Denver some time ago
James c. Hall, one of the Great North
ern train robbers. sentenced from Otter
Tail county to serve nineteen years and
six months, was examined as to his san
tty today, but was not adjudged insane.
Warden Reeve will, however, recommend
to the state board of pardons that Hall
be released owing to the condition of his
health.