The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-13
Saltwater News

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Malcolm McCauley. the young book
keeper employed at the O Brien sawmlll
near kalispell, who was shot by robbers
in the mill office on Friday, was not
resident of ST. Paul, but came from Du-
luth, where he was for some time en-
p1oycd in a bank. Ollie Burns. Of Still
water. who spent a part of the summer
at Kalispell, says McCauley is an ex-
emplary young fellow and Is popular
with everybody. The mill hands are.pad
off about the 10th of each month, and
the robbers evidently expected 10 make
b biz go '''' ''i'' -" % ne pay i'' .
Henry Franklin. the St Paul Toy
charged with stealing Lawrence Iucn-
singers pony, will probably not be prose-
cuted.~ A trace of the pony was secured
yesterday. and MIR. Luchsinger went TO
Lake Elmo to bring him back. He be-
lieves that the boy did not intend 10
steal his sons pony, but was indiscreet,
and for that reason will not press the
charge against him.
l.. B. Taylor and Dennis Boyle, OF
Saltwater have decided to engage in the
cattle business in South Dakota on 1t
large scale. and have acquired large
Mr.. TAYLOR will leave for South Dakota
early this week, but still retains his bust
ness interests in Saltwater.
The concluding baseball game of the
season will be played here today by the
Joseph Wolf company team and a team
from St Paul composed of number of
pan players who played with league
teams the past season. Harry Cook will
pitch for the visitors.
The ST. Croix boom will continue IN
operation at least two weeks longer and
the sorting for the season will exceed
$50, 100000 feet of logs. James McGrath is
now making drive of the st. CroiX
river, and when these logs come through
the boom work will be suspended, and
the men now employed at the boom will
go to the pinerieS for the winter.
Stillwarers city election will be held
the first Tuesday in November, and the.
election boards will meet next Tuesday
for registration. Thus far very little In
terest is manifested in the approaching
election.
W. P. Tearse of the Empire Lumber
company. Winona, was in the city yes
terday completing arrangement for the
log cut to be made for his company the
coming season.
David Tozer will leave early this week
for California and other Western states.
The local lodge of Elks will give a
dance in their hall next Tuesday even.
ing, this being the first of a series of
events of that character to be given dur
ing the winter.
g. Mrs. II. D. Campbell and Miss Irvine
entertained a large number of friends at
progressive euchre yesterday afternoon:
They also entertained on Friday.
Mrs. P. e. Burke Jr. leaves the. com
ing week for New, New Orleans on visit TT, to
to SoIway, Mimi. expects to go to New
Orleans after Jan. l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron j, .Mosier have
returned from a short visit with a.
Mosier's mother at Lake City:
Mrs. H. K. Wood, of New York, who
spent several weeks in Saltwater, re-
turned home a few days ago
John S. Glennon has gone to New York
and other Eastern cities on a two weeks
trip.
Hoyt Kenyon. who has been spending
the fall in North Dakota, has returned
Col. w. G. Bronson and wife are at
home from trip to Hot Springs. Ark.
John O'Brien is here from Kalispell,
Mont, and is making arrangements for
the removal of his family to KalispeH.
The Young Married Ladies' Euchre
club met with Mrs. A. E. Doe Wedpes-
day afternoon. Prizes were won by Mrs.
l.. L. ManWaring and Miss minnie Jones.
James Matthews, of Minneapolis. was a
guest of friends in this city during the
past week. Mr.. Matthews has been in
poor health for several months. but is
very much improved.
Charles l.. Chase has returned from
Denver and other cities in Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank A. LindblooIn cele-
nrated their wooden wedding Sunday. and
gave a dinner, at which a number of
their friends were present
The first meeting of the Women's Read
ing club for this season was held Monday
afternoon at the home of Mrs Helen A
McCIuer. The ladies have arranged an
interesting programme for the meetings
to be held during the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Cooke. of Harvey.
N. D., were guests of friends and rela-
tiNeS in this city the past week.
Thursday marked the second anniver-
sary of the marriage Of DR.. and Mrs. J.
H. Haines, and in the evening they Were
surprised by party of friends who call
ed and spent couple of hours playing
cards.
Card parties were given Wednesday
and Thursday afternoons by Mrs. Derag-
isch and daughter at their home on South
Fifth street.
Miss Gertrude Sutton, who is teaching
school at Lake City, is here on a visit to
her sisters and brothers.
military ball will be given at the
armory next Thursday evening by mem
bers of Company K. First regiment, n
G.. S. M.