The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-11
Minnesota.
SALTWATER.

Daniel G. Lindsey has been received at
the prison from Duluth to serve one year
for grand larceny in the second degree.
James McGrath, of this city, stated yes
terday that he would have twelve camps
on Snake river the coming winter, and
will cut about 20,000,000 feet of logs. These
with a supply now owned by him that
has arrived in Never's dam will give him
large amount of logs for next season.
Mr.. McGrath will employ about $50 men
the coming winter
The steamer Clyde, of the Bronson &
Folsom line, is expected here tonight and
will go into winter quarters upon her
arrival. The Clyde was one of the first
boats to start out in the spring and has
been kept busy throug--It the entire
season.
The application of H G. Farmer for the
dissolution of an injunction secured by
the Saltwater company some time ago
restraining Mr.. Farmer from tapping the
springs west of Fourth street will be
heard by Judge Williston at a special
term of the district court which con-
venes next Tuesday. The question will
be fought in a decisive manner on both
sides, the water company being anxious
to have the injunction made permanent
as a means Of protecting the city's spring
water supply.
Cured yesterday morning from St.
Michaels church. Many friends of the
deceased attended and the remains were
taken to the Catholic cemetery at South
Saltwater for burial.
The Molander e. McGuish bowling team,
Of this city, will meet formidable rivals
this afternoon in the personnel of the
K. c. team, of Minneapolis. The games
will be played at the Molander & Nc
Guish alleys in this city.
Among the pleasures in prospect is the
annual ball to be given by Saltwater
Lodge No. 49, B. P. o. E., in the opera
mouse, Dec 81 The committee appointed
some time ago to make arrangements for
the affair has matters well in hand and
insists that the ball will be the grandest
ever given in Saltwater. The parquet of
the opera house will be fioored over for
the occasion, affording ample room for
dancing.
Members of Company K, First regi-
ment, N. G. S. M, have issued invitations
for a dancing party to be given in the
armory Nov %.
Mrs. George A. hammers entertained
the ladies of the Presbyterian Aid So
ciety Thursday afternoon
Mrs. T. H. Warren entertained the
Neighborhood Card club Friday after
noon.
ne u1eiIUtIS Oh the Altar ITuilU OIL AS
cension Church met with Miss Gertrude
Pennington Friday afternoon.
Mrs S. J. Kennedy entertained the Al
bright band at her home Friday after
noon
A concert party will be given in Elk s
hall next Wednesday evening by Court
Acme, Independent Order of Foresters.
Harry Hannaford, former resident of
Saltwater, now holing responsible po-
sition at Manitowoc, Wis, spent yester-
day with boyhood friends.
Mr.. and Mrs William Sauntry are at
home from a short absence in New York
and other cities in the East
Miss Gertrude Pennington has returned
from visit with Mrs. Arthur Caine at
Anoka, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hall, of Everett,
Wash, arrived few days ago on visit
to Mr. and Mrs John G. Nelson.
Mrs. w. f. McGray is at home from a
visit in the East.
Mrs. e. S. Bronson and Miss Adeline
Danforth left the first of the week for
Aiken, NJ c., where Miss Danforth will
spend several months for the benefit of
her health.
Mrs D. B. Newcomb, of st. Paul, spent
the past week with her mother, Mrs Aus
tin jerks, who has been seriously. i'll, but
Is slightly improved.
l. L. Mainwaring, John Northey and
George l. Bancroft have returned from
Wheaton, Mimi, where they spent about
a week.
Mrs. Herbert McKusick has gone to
Minnesota Lake in response to a tele-
gram announcing the serious illness OF
her mother.