The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-06-16
Saltwater News

For several days the city has been
flooded with counterfeit silver dollars.
and several merchants, in looking over
their cash, have discovered the spurious
coins. A fellow stepped into one of the
local banks a couple of days ago and re-
Cuested a So bill for five silver dollars,
but the teller noticed that three of the
dollars were bad and informed the
stranger that he couldn't take them. The
stranged evidenced considerable surprise
and left the bank An effort was made
to locate him later in the day, but he
had evidently left the city. tribe of
gypsies visited Saltwater the first part
OF the week and it is supposed the coun-
| terfeits were circulated by members of
/ the tribe
The Jung Brewing company, of Mil
! Waukee, has decided to reopen it's malt
: house in this city, and the manufacture
/ OF malt will be commenced there as soon
| as all details can be arranged The COM
! Pany has large stock of barley on hand
/ and the malt viii be shipped to the
company's brewery at Milwaukee.
| The ClI de departed yesterday morning
with lumber for p. ]. Seipples and others
OF Dubuque, and logs for Zimmerman &c
Ives, Gutenberg.
Up to last evening the ST. Croix boom
! had sorted 100000 feet Of logs thus far
TINS season and it is believed there are
enough in NeVers' dam to keep the boom
busy all of the coming week, when moro.
logs will probably have arrived Usually
by the 18th of June 100000 has been
sorted.
The Joseph Wolf company ball team
will play game at Aurora park this
afternoon with the Northern Pacifics of
Faul Murnane. of st. Paul, will pitch
for the Volts, Frazer, the former pitcher
! Of the Wolf team, having joined the
North Dakota league
Joseph Peters has been received at the
prison from Blue Earth county to serve
! degree. - -
The St. Croix river Is believed to con-
tain clam shells in sufficient quantities
dug nd n fa1IO
VINO mas been in the clam shell and
Red[i nsh1ng business near Diamond
i Bun. arrived Friday night to begin an
investigation of the bottom of the river
he LETT yesterday for Osceola and will
work toward Saltwater. The man saws
tnat hundreds of people are making
s,sSlPpl river and that several very large
ana hne pearls have been found.
Inc SWISS society Winkelried, of this
CITY CITY 8 ana the SWISS society, Of st. Paul
81. Paul. next Sunday. A balloon ascen-
SION is one OF the features of the days
Byron j. Mosier, who was injured on
decoration day by a stepladder falling
from under him, has recovered SUN aienfI1
TO be around and was able to attend 70
since the accident limo
"A; "A telegram received yesterday stated
that George Nelson, son of C. N Nelson
q Heoa recently at Shelter Island, NJ Y.
years. - al
Mr. and Mrs. c. A Lowell, of .Casse5-
ton, n p, are guests of Elmore Lowell
at the Sawyer house. 'o-4
Mrs; G: H: Atwood entertained a num-
of III 81 III T thursday. evening in honor
OF MISS Hazel Patchin Dancing provs5
a pleasant pastime - V'eu
Mr. and Mrs. Charles w. Foster. OF
ot' Paul, were in the city on Thursday
hn
mother. HoSLei
Mrs. A. J. hammers and Arthur lam
mers, the eldest son of Mr.. and Mrs @
A; hammers, left Tuesday on a trim to
about two months
Bertram Sauntry has returned from
t9{ Pa, where he attended
Mrs. R. S. Parker and children have
gone to New Paynesville, MINI. on
Mr.; and Mrs R S. Davis and son have
Buffalo exposition.
The Three Table Whist club was enter
tanned by Mr.. and Mrs. T. R. Converse
Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Otis are snen67ro
lew days at Gordon, Wis
~ ne misses Greeley have gone to Pine
CITY. Mimi, to spend a couple Of months
Pine county
Miss Margie Mosier, who has been vis-
ltlng at Fargo, N. D., has returned home.
Henry Glade and daughter of Bellevue,
Iowa, are spending few days with Still
water relatives.
Thomas j. Burke, who was in the CITY
the hrst part of the week, has gone to
Solway, MINI. ~
Mrs A. j. Holm and children have gone
to Center City, Mimi, to spend a few
weeks.
Dr. B. ]. Merrill and son are spending
re" days in the vicinity of Gordon,
Mr., and Mrs H H Moorehead will cell
citrate their golden wedding June "A.
Miss Lillian Merrill has returned from
her studies at Rye, N Y.
week at Fort Wayne, Ind.
Mrs Ada E. May. president of the w.
h C.. spent the week in the northern
part of the state.