The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-03
saltwater News

William Kaiser, of Muscatine Iowa.
Anderson Ewart, III. D. Campbell and
Isaac L. Skeith, of this city, have pur-
chased the large mill owned by the St
CrolX Lumber company at South Still
water, which has been shut down a year
or more. These gentlemen are about to
incorporate a company that is to operate
the mill and will make many changes
IN the mill property before spring The
most modern machinery will be purchas-
ed, and the mill will have an annual
capacity of 80, Coz, coo feet. The saw equip
ment will consist of two gangs, two
bands and lath and shingle saws The
deal not only takes in the MILL but the
machine shop, the tug Black Hawk and
a lease of nearly all of the ST. Croix Lum-.
Der eonlpany's real property In South
Saltwater including the bay north of
the mill, where millions of feet of logs
can be stored at any time. Anderson
Ewart, member Of the new firm, stated
to G OBJ representative yesterday
that the company would begin saving
on contract for William Kaiser next
spring and that the mill would also do
custom saving. They expect to employ
from 125 to- $50 men, and this of itself
will mean great deal to the village
of South saltwater. In addition to the
mill deal Mr.. Kaiser purchased all of
the ST CroiX Lumber company's logs
on the Mississippi river. estimated at
coo feet and these will probably ar
rive next season. The St Croix Lumber
company has established itself at Winton,
Mimi, where the company has a first
class mill and an abundance of timber
The funeral of Miss Blanche Staples
will be. held this afternoon at 2:30 from
the Methodist Episcopal church Rev.
John. Pemberton and Rev. Brown will
conduct the services. The interment will
occur in =Fairview cemetery.
A telegram received here announces
the death of Mrs. John Lilis at Tacoma.
Wash. The deceased was daughter of
James Carley, of Saltwater The body
will be brought here.
John A. Greener teamster employed
by James McGrath, at Mora, was brought
here yesterday, having been injured in
runaway. He is in q critical condition.
j. j. Marty, acting superintendent of
the state fish hatchery, was in the city
yesterday with a consignment of fish to
be placed in Carnelian lake
The Central high school of st. Paul and
the Saltwater high school will play a
game of football in this city this after
noon.
Thomas j. Burke, of Solway, Mimi,
was in the city yesterday Mr.. Burke
state are busy getting ready for the win
ters work, and that the cut will be very
large
The coming week will witness the close
of the towing season on the st. Croix,
and steamboat men have had a very
busy season, all boats having been in
commission since early in April. A few
boats have already gone into winter quar-
tiers, but two boats will leave tomorrow
10 In, 1,r,, to
St Louis, and the Lizzie Gardner will
arrive this morning after a tow Of lum-
Der for Quincy and Hannibal. Few I'M
sold logs will remain in the lake over
winter, but there will be enough logs on
hand to enable the boats to start out
early next spring. The Isaac Staples and
bow boat of the Bronson & Folsom fleet
arrived yesterday and went into winter
quarters.
A heavy rain fell all of yesterday, and
the football game between the Central
high school of ST. Paul and the saltwater
high school was postponed.
Company KS second team was defeat
ed nv the Saltwater high school at basket
ball in the armory Friday night by a
score of % to s. The first team is ar
ranging for games, and Will propaDiy
play game at the armory some evening
this week with a team from st. Paul or
Minneapolis.
John O'Brien, a former resident Oh
Saltwater who recently constructed
large sawmill at Kalispel Mont, is In
the city, and will leave for Kalispel TO-
marrow accompanied by his family. MI
O'Brien is we'll pleased with Kalispei and
the business interests he has acquired
near there.
The city election will be held next Iues-
dav. and candidates for office are GOING
hard work The election will include
Judge and special judge of the municipal
court, aldermen from each OF the three
wards and three members OIL the po'lo
of education. 5;o,,r,
The CITY council will meet and adjourn
nevt tuesday evening, and will meet
Iater in the week to canvass the elecuon /
RETURNS and transact other business
comnany K. First regiment, N ". ,.
M. Yesterday issued invitations nun
military ball to be given in the armory
The Modern Woodmen are arTanglng
70 give a social hop in their hall NOV. -.
The ladies' auxiliary of the A. y; ~.
will give dance III ooOio
MIR MI and Mrs. H. D. Lott, of st. Paul,
were guests of James Lott on Iues-
Miss Minnie Jones has returned to Min
reanolis after a pleasant visit with Mrs.
George II. Sullivan.
The ladies of the Eastern Star Will give /
series of dances the coming winter in
Masonic hall, the first to occur Thanks
giving eve.
Col. W. G. Bronson and wife are at
home from trip to Chicago.
The Ladies Social Circle was enter
tanned by Mrs William Schermuly Tues
day afternoon: ~
Miss Alice Harrison. of Edinburg. n.
d.. is visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. George
Jarchow at the Washington county poor
Mrs. Herman T. Jassoy has returned
from a visit with relatives at Davenport,
Miss Elizabeth Shepard left the first
of the week for ST. Thomas, n. D.. where
she will spend a couple of months.
Mrs. Willis Shaw, of Clearwater. Mimi.
visited with Mr.. and Mrs Matt F. But
ler the past week.
w. C. Masterman and H. T. King have
gonef to Battle Lake, Mimi, and will
spend a week there
Mr. and Mrs. r. NJ. Haines. of Grin
neil. Iowa. the parents of DR.. j. Fl.
Haines were in the city on visit
to their son during the week.
Mrs Sarah Murdoch and Miss Alice
Murdock are visiting in New York stale,
and in few days will go to- Florida,
where they will spend the winter
: Senator e. L. Hospes. returned few
aeys oo from a visit to the Pacific