The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-01-28
SALTWATER.
The Tournament for the whitman
Cup to Begin Today.

The Saltwater Gun club will today be-
gin shooting for the Whitman cup, Of
fered for competition by f. Whitman, of
this city. Rules for the shoot have been
adopted and .the member. making the
highest score during the season will re-
tain the trophy it being stipulated, how
eyer,. that no member, who does Tot
participate in at least twelve shoots, shall
be eligible. The cup is one of the hand
soonest ever offered for competition in
this part of the state and will awaken
a great deal of enthusiasm among MEM
bers of the club.
A number of st. Paul marksmen came
over from ST. Paul yesterday afternoon
for live bird shoot at the range of the
Saltwater Gun club 1t was merely a
practice shoot and some of the partici-
! parts expect to go East to compete with
some of the crack shots of the country
at an early date.
The first week of the billiard tourna-
ment among members of the Saltwater
Commercial club closed last evening and
some excellent records have been made.
At noon yesterday the standing was as
follows: August Booren, won 2, lost O;
D. r. Yates, won 2, lost 0; c. e. Mo-
sier, VOL l. lost O; L. S. Staples, won
s, lost 2; w. G. Bronson Jr., won z, lost
2; M. A. Torinus, won g. lost 1; James
Tolen. won 5. lost 3; N. A. Nelson, won
5. lost 4; C. Butler, won l, lost L. M. M.
Peaslee, won l, lost 1; b. I. Norwood,
won 4, lost 5; ]. S. O'Gorman, won 2, lost
4; d. Warren, won l, lost 2; ]. H. Car
roll won g. lost S; c.. H. Browne, won L,
lost 8; G. w. Hitchcock, won 1, lost 3;
Eugene Webster, won l, lost 3; F. P.
Nuzum, won 2, lost Z; j. X. O'Brien, Won
Harrison, lost L. John McKusick, lost l.,
al a.
ment will continue until March l, and
the three highest will receive suitable
prizes.
The St. Croix Power company, which
intends to convey electricity from Apple
River Falls, Wis, to st. Paul, Is now
engaged in the construction of the pow
er house. 1t will be a substantial struc-
ture of brick and the masons have laid
the foundation; and are now at work on
the walls.
The young folks who participated in the
recent cake walk at the Grand opera
house, together with a number of friends,
were entertained Friday evening by Mrs.
William Sauntry. The guests were at
tired in all manner of fancy costumes
and were masked. Cards were played
ard excellent refreshments were served.
William Sauntry spent a part of the
week at Duluth.
Dudley Warren came over from Mime
apoHs yesterday to spend Sunday with his
father.
Charles E. Mosier left last evening on a
trip to his logging interests at Quambia,
Minn.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Torinus. of Mime
apolis, were guests of friends and rela
tives in this city on Tuesday.
The ladies Of the Eastern Star will give
a ball in Masonic hall Feb. %.
]. r. Kclliner has returned from bust
ness trip to Chicago.
The l. S. C. club gave an enjoyable
masquerade ball in Woodmen's hall
Thursday evening. 1t was we'll attended
and a pronounced success.
Anton Miesen and party of st. Paul
friends were guests Of Aid. J. w. Schroe
der on Tuesday.
A. c. Burdick. of West Superior, Wis.
was guest of G. G. Burdick part of the
week.
Mrs. A. F. Sanftenberg and daughter
have returned from Chicago and again
expect to take up their home in this city.
Is d. J. Sullivan, of Indianapolis, Ind,
was a guest of relatives in this city a
part of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Burlington entertain
ed large number of friends at progress
i've euchre Thursday evening.