The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-12
Saltwater News

The Minneapolis ST. Paul & Suburban
Railway company is making extensive
improvements at Wildwood. and indlca-
tons are that that popular resort Will
not be opened much before June l. A
large force of carpenters are at work
and the company intends to make it the
most popular summer resort In the
Northwest, The pavilion will be twice
its former size this season and the num-
Der Of bath rooms in the bath house has
been doubled.
District court reconvenes next Tues
day, when the petit jury will begin the
hearing of jury cases The criminal
cases viii be the first to be taken up.
and 1t is rumored there will be only one,
prospects being that John M. Roberts,
the ex-guard indicted for completely in
the attempt to provide means whereby
Edward Leland could escape from prison,
VIII change his plea to guilty when court
pleaded guilty. and Leland will in all
probability he the only one that will
stand trial. The number of civil jury
cases is small and the spring term OF
court will be unusually short.
The Saltwater night school was to
have held its annual field day exercises
Oh the ball grounds Friday aft ernoon.
but the exercises were POSTPONED owing
to the Indictment weather.
The Toozes of Minneapolis will come
here this afternoon Tor a. game of bah
with the Joseph Wolf Company team.
The ST CroiX boom starts up tomorrow
The fire department was called out
yesterday forenoon by a small blaze IN
the rear Of a building on South Second
street, ana owing to the intense wind the
blaze created considerable excitement.
IL was ext nSuls h with chemicals, how
ever and no damage was done
Joseph Wolf, Ir.. made the high score
In the BonS Anis bowling clubs tourna-
ment Friday night and for the second
time captured the handsome gold medal
onered for competition. The series next
Friday night viii close the seasons con
test.
Mrs, John r. Glider has returned from
a weeks visit at Ripon, Wis
Mr. and Mrs. j. A O'Shaughnessy are
at home from two weeks trip to New
York and other Eastern cities.
X. II. Mccoy. of Grand Forks, N D.,
spent part of the week in Saltwater.
"A banquet and dance will be given at
the Sawyer house, May %, by the Bons
AIMS bowling club The event will ne
exclusively for members of tile club and
their ladies'
Mrs: w. G. Masterman. Mrs. F. E. JOY.
Mrs Frank Judd and Mrs H. w Davis
were guests of Mrs. Albert Wilkinson at
Newport on Thursday
The Saltwater Maennerchor will give
steamboat excursion to Taylor Falls on
the Lora and the barge the first sun
day in June.
r; w. McGarry spent a part of the
past week at Duluth
Charles A. Grant, VINO has been serl-
o9sly III for some time is slightly improv-
ca ana Is able to be about the house.
robert Glaspie of this city is i'll in n
hospital at Dubuque and his parents,
M, and Mrs Andrew McGrath went
there to see him during the week
D. j. Walsh and wife, of Minneapolis.
Sunday -, i'
Miss clemens, of st. Paul. was a guest
% MRS. l.. f. Collins during the week
The marriage of S. Blair McBeath and
MISS catherine A. Keyes. viii occur the
Willard H. Wing. secretary of the Y.
NJ A, at Hancock. Mich will he
H Pia ilI here, June 5, to Miss Nina
5I35lakeney Mr.. Wing is a son of A. +,
Wing, of this city. and Miss Blakenev is
"a daughter e of d. A. Blakeney. agent at
Mr., Mrs Harry Smith entertained the
day afternoon.