The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-21
saltwater News

John Lundeen. for many years a resi-
dent Of Saltwater, died early Yesterday
morning from fail that occurred at his
nome on North First street Friday uiglt
MI. Lundeen fell on his door step i'm such
a manner as to strike the back of lis
head against the step. Members of his
tam!ly did not consider him seriously in
Jured and they were not alarmed untu
o'clock yesterday morning, when he
complained Of terrible pains in the hoad
ana grew worse gradually untu death re-
lieVed hims Coroner Freligh was sum
moned and decided that death was due
To cerebral hemorrhage, due TO the fan
Deceased was sixty-one years of age. The
funeral VIII probably be held tomorrow
Afternoon.
An early morning election was held in
this city yesterday, when nine ladies' were
chosen members of the saltwater publlo
library board Of directors. The sIccess-
ful candidates have Tor several years been
members Of the library board by virtue
OF appointment, but a new law passed
last winter called for the election of di-
rectors by a popular vote and the election
was held between the hours Of G and a.
M yesterday. There WAC only ore ticket
In the field and tic following we've chosen.
For the term Of three years. Mrs Sarah
A Murdoch. Mrs. Harriet r. jerks. Ms
MARY NoliSny; for two years AIRS Helen
q. McCluer, Mrs. Rose u. Burke sIrs.
Laura Jassoy; for one year, Mrs. Helen
NJ. TorInuS, Mrs. Ella McKusick ana Mrs.
lda johnson. One hundred and MIN, votes
were cast, the election Of every member
or the board being Unanimous
At a meeting held in the Commercial
club ro1 ms Friday eve ming the question
or a site for the propose new publk.
library to be erected by and CIV came
gle was dscuSge0, and seve-al sites wee
mentioned. No action was taken. and a
committee; consisting Of Mayor j. -.
Ar;nson, a. 4. jerks and S. Blair Nc
Beatn, was appointed TO confer with t,,e
ladies Of the library board.
Ihe lSd depa It'd yesterday with a
Low OF logs and Timber for Dubuque AMI
Gutenberg
A brisk breeze Is all that KEPT SRI
wac. people firm swelteI Ing yesterday
with a temperature Of % degrees In me
shade.
TIE Joseph Wolf company baseball
team Will try conclusions at Aurora park
THIS afternoon with q team from lie 5u-
eur, MINI.
The funeral of Albert w. Chase viii De
held this afternoon and will be under toe
auspices OF st. johns Lodge. 4. r. and
a: M. The int ment VIII occur il Fair
view cemetery.
The little infant child Of Mr. ana Airs.
w J. Folsom. of Wasioga. Dodge coIn-
~, Mimi. diei early this morning a. IN.
home o. T. G. Dixie near DeliwOJd ter
haY nS been given Christian Science
tTe atnent. Coroner Frelign gave per-
the ONE Of the chi,d's parents
tiiwater Lodge. b. p. O. EIks. will
leave for Milwaukee at $3.50 tomorrow
mcTnrg. il Is eXEe ted that about 6ftv
merGb rs VIII attend the grand lodge
meet ns many accompanied by their
wives.
Farmers have begun harvesting wheat
in various parts OF Washington county
and in some localities the cop viii bs
! large VIII /" In othc chLch bugs and
warm weather have done considerable
Miss Pearl Dixon and Capt. S. l..
Cowan are guests Of Air and Mrs q. L.
Dixon, ct Coquet, MINI
Frank Bancroft. OF Chicago. who was
in the city the first part OF the week,
has gone to Drummcnd Wis, where he
VIII spend the summer for the benefit
/ Of his health.
George S. BuIlard. Of Kansas city.
No, was in the city few days the past
week.
Thomas f. Connolly left a few days
ago on an extended trip TO Boston and
ether Eastern cities
Mr.. and Mrs. l. T.. Torlnus left last
evening for MilwauSce. where they VIII
: George Mclaughlin. Of Sioux city.
who spent his vacation IN this city. has
returned to his employment.
MIS- T. 3 Bronson and Miss Eaurorth
entertained a number Of lady friends
at cards In the parlOrs Of the Ptman
house on Wednesday and THURSDAY after
Moons.
y
Ing Cor Camp Lakeview to spend sun
day with the militia boys.
The parish Aid society OF Ascension
church was entertained by Mrs. " II.
Bean Wednesday afternoon
Otis Staples and W. Q. Mastcrman
have gone TO Montreal and other East
/ ern cities on an extended trip.
I Miss Lou hammers has gone 10 Heron
! Lake, Nina, where she VIII visit her
brother.
Z Mia Elizabeth McVeigh Of Mime
apolis. WAS a guest OF Miss AIoll'c Butts
during the week
) II. - Harrison. superintendent ~ th-
saltwater Water company, has gone %
Fort Benton. Mont. on n business trip
Mrs. 4. r. Converse and son have re-
turned from a months absence at Chi
sage Lakes, MINI.
/ Miss Florence Boyle t. spending the
/ summer at Adrian, MINI.
/ The Misses Rose and Catherine Eich-
/ ten are spending few weeks al Camp
Lincoln Mahtomedi.
I August Hleebrand residing on East
/ Linden street. died suddenly yesterday
[ Of post diphtheretc paralysis Deceased
was fifteen years OF age and was ~ only
! three hours.
Richmond. Va--Au the copsi ftutionaI
! convention did was 70 r cctve the report
| OF the committee on bail OF rights and