The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-07
saltwater News

j. c. Nethaway, Of this city, who is a
candidate for grand exalted ruler of the
B. p. O. Elks and hops to he elected
at the grand lodge meeting to be he'd in
Milwaukee beginning the Esd inst, yes
terday received word that he had been
endorsed by the Elks' lodge at Detroit,
Mich, and the Detroit delegates have
been instructed to do all in their power
to further his election. Mr. Nethaway re-
ceives encouraging letters from all parts
of the country Offering him support, and
with the solid backing Of the Minnesota
delegation, together with others from
Wisconsin, the Dakotas and other parts
Of the West and Northwest, he considers
his chances very good. 5t,,.. -- ..
The past week has been an exceptional
ly busy one in the prison binder twlne
factory and the prison office, where
thousands of orders are being received
daily from all parts Of the state. Ship
ments now average nearly 100000 pounds
per day and Warden Wolfer Is certain
that the entire product will be disposed
of before the harvest Is over. Many
small orders are being received from
farmers and considerable Irvine is being
shipped to dealers.
The board of prison managers will meet
tomorrow, and among the business to be
transacted at this met.ng will be the
consideration of a large number of APP
plications for parole
Joseph j. OFT, Of Dubuque, well
known lumberman, willie in the city the
past week, purchased 100000 feet or
Tamarac river logs that will be rail-
roaded to Saltwater this month and VII
be sawed at the Atwood "B' mill.
NJ e. Sullivan, chief ranger Of the
United Order Of Foresters, and G. H.
Grant left last evening for Milwaukee to
attend the supreme court meeting OF tnat
order. They will be absent until Thurs
day
Frank H. Temple OF Blue Earth City,
q member of the board of prison mana
gers was at the prison yesterday and
will remain until after the board meet
ing
The board of county commissioners will
meet at the court house tomorrow, and
the session will continue until Wednes-
day or Thursday. $1,000
saltwater mall carriers nave uecIle9
to wear shirtwaists. and have placed
their order with an Eastern concern. me
postoffice boys will be the first to don
this attire in the CITY.
Frank L. Otis, of Duluth. was guest
of friends and relatives in this city on
Thursday.
city during the week.
Mrs. r. c. Clark entertained the Young
Married Ladies' Euchre club Friday aft,
ernoon at her home on South Third
street.
Miss Gertrude Musser, Of Muscattne,
and a party of friends spent Wednesday
in Saltwater, having made the trip 20
this city on the steamer j. w. Van Sant.
Bert Patwell, of st. Louis, former
Saltwater boy, Is in the city greeting
old associates
Miss Margaret Lehmicke Of Newport
was a guest of Miss Marcia Searles
part of the week. n,
spent Thursday with Mr.. and Mrs. w.
" Mrs B. A. Waters and son OF St. Paul,
We're guests of Mr. and Mrs. NJ. II.
Bromley on the Fourth
Fargo, n D., are in the city and Will
spend the summer with Mr.. and Mrs. B.
Mr. and Mrs Harry B, Richardson.
OF Minneapolis. were guests of friends
in this city a part Of the week:
Miss Sadie Roney, Of Minneapolis, spent
last Sunday with her parents in this
city.
G. S. Welshons is at home from trip
to Winton, MINI.
Mrs. Charles Morgan, OF chicago, VINO
has been a guest Of her mother, Mrs.
Nancy Dixon, has gone to Cloquet for a
weeks visit.
Rev. s. J. Kennedy has returned from
a visit to his former home in Ireland.
J. c. Nethaway and son have returned
Miss Gertrude Pennington gave card
party Tuesday afternoon for Miss Bertha
Johnson.
morrow for the East and expect to be
absent about two months
Charles L. Chase has returned from
trip to Denver, Col.