The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-09-08
Saltwater News

The news of the attempted assassina-
ton of President Mckinley struck the
people OF Saltwater with terrific force,
and many, residents were downtown I'M.
til long after midnight endeavoring TO
secure late tidings of the presidents
condition. The act of lis would-be as
sassin is universally. condemned, and
Was the principal topic of conversation
yesterday, Sentiment in this city seems
largely in favor of more stringent laws
covering the operations of anarchistic
bodies, and many favor the deportation
OF every anarchist in the country as In
the interest of good government
Everything is practically in readiness
Tor StlllWaterS grand II De street fair
and carnival commencing next Tuesday
and continuing until Thursday evening,
when the event will wind up with a
mask carnival in which a large number
of people from this city and elsewhere
VIII participate. Farmers are Interested
in the fair and the exhibits of grain, and
produce will be larger than usual There
will also be a large exhibit of live stock
Electricians yesterday began strfnging
the 1ncandescent lamps with which the
city is to be Illuminated, and the booth
committee will have all booths in place
by II O'Clock tonight. President Arm
son, of the street fair association, said
last night: II feel satisfied that our fair
and carnival will be- a. grand success in
every particular, andzif the weather is
pleasant we will entertain. larger crowds
than ever before visited saltwater We
little details, and i can. safely say that
everything will be in readiness by Mon
day night
Miss Jessie Hillary, a daughter of
Thomas J. Hillary, OF the down of May,
was married at the home of her parents
last evening to r. C. Mcclure, a we'll
known young man residing in the same
town. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. S. j. Kennedy, Of this city, In the
presence Of immediate friends and rela-
tives, among them Mrs. Hillary's mother
and sister, who are here from Hankin-
son, N. D.
The Toozes, of Minneapolis, will play a
game of bali at Aurora park this after
noon with the Joseph Wolf company
team Speiser will pitch for the home
team. 3.<@
The state prison board has decided to
make an exhibit during the street fair
and carnival to be held here next week
and 1t will practically be a repetition of
the exhibit made at the state fair the
past week. 1t VIII be placed in the front
window of r. 8. Parker's esta blishment
w. F. O,Shaughnessy, of Chicago, Ill,
spent the past week with his parents in
this city.
Miss Vivian Clark, of Saltwater. spent
the past week with friends at Hudson.
Mrs. Walter Downs, of Everett, Wash,
Is here on visit to her parents, Mr., and
Mrs. David Carmichael.
Myron Shepard left yesterday for Buff
falo, Cleveland and his former home In
New York state. He will be absent about
three weeks.
A delegation of Saltwater Grand ARMY
veterans leave this evening for Cleveland
to attend the reunion
Byron J. Mosier and Miss Margie Mo-
sier leave tonight on an extended East
ern trip. They will go to Cleveland to
attend the Grand Army reunion, after
which they will go to Buffalo and to Mr..
Mesier's boyhood home In New York
state.
Miss Gertrude Mosier, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Mosier will be
married at the home of her parents Mon
day evening to Herman Stark, of st. Pc
Mrs. J. P. Masterman has returned
from visit with friends In Minneapolis.
James Chatterton,. Of Dawson City,
Alaska, who has been here several
months on visit, leaves atomorrow for
Alaska where he will spend the winter.
Mrs. L. Gottschal1 has returned from a.
visit of a few days with ST, Paul friends.
Miss Blanche Kenyon has gone to Far
go, N: D., where she will teach school.
l.. G.. Iceberg, of Fargo, n. D., is, here
on a short visit III
Cyrus P. Shepard,bof Marshall, Mimi.
was a guest the past week at the home
of his brother, Myron SHEPARD.