The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-21
saltwater News

The Memo Bowling club held its regu-
lar weekly tournament at the Molander
& McCuish alleys Tuesday night and
Ivory Hatch made the high score of 1877.
George L. Bancroft made the high aver
age of 165.
Wolves are very numerous in certain
parts of Washington county and indica-
tons are that they are getting more
daring than ever On Tuesday Charles
Johnson, one of the rural mail carriers
encountered two wolves a few miles
north of the city and they attacked his
horse. He called for help and his cries
attracted a couple Of farmers who went
to his rescue with Winchesters, but were
unable to get the wolves
Daniel Cheney has arrived at the pris-
on from Rice county to serve three years
for keeping a house of ill fame. Joseph
Rutka and Halgrim Gunderson have ar
rived from Marshall county, the former
to serve nine months and the latter one
in the second degree
Warden Wolfer, of the state prison, and
Geolg Jarchow, overseer Of the county
pooT farm, have gone to Owatonna to at
tend the annual meeting of the state
board of corrections and charities.
The Washington county grand jury is
still grinding away at the court house,
but will be ready to report some time
today. A la-ge numhet of indictments
have been returned and indications are
that there will be many criminal cases
on the calendar, provided the indicted
parties are apprehended.
At the meeting of the board Of county
commissioners yesterday the poor farm
committee was selected to take testimony
in regard to the charges brought by John
Daily against George Jarchow, as overseer
of the poor farm. Mr.. Daily alleges that
the farm is miSmanaged and in a COM
mGn1catIon to the board said he was
ready to lay before the board all evil
dence that he has at his disposal The
board OF commissioners is still in ses-
sion, number of routine matters oc-
cupying the attention of that body.
Judge Williston, of the district court.
yesterday afternoon took UP the applica-
ton for dissolution of the Injunction
which prevents III. G. Farmer from max
ing a sewer connection with spring on
his lot west of North Fourth street The
matter will be fought hard by the Still
water Water company on one side and
Mr.. Farmer on the other
Michael Moriarity, a former Saltwater
lite, died Monday at Valley City, N. D.,
Where he has resided for some years
Deceased was f1fty-seven years of aga
and is well known to loggers and woods
men.
Adolph Dahlquist was adjudged insane
IN the probate court yesterday and was
taken to the Rochester asvli1m in the
afternoon. Dahlquist is twenty-two wears
OF age and his parents reside near Big
Lake His mind seems to be a blank.
the malady coming on him suddenly a
few days ago.
Miss Julia Keefe, a well known Still
water young lady, was married last
evening to A. Peyton Goss, of Sumpter,
Ut, the ceremony occurring AT the home
Of the brides mother, Mrs. MeIvina
Keefe. The knot was tied by Rev. S.
J; Kennedy, of the First Presbyterian
church, and many friends of the bride
and groom were present The groom was
10. mer resident of Hudson, Wis, and is
well known in Saltwater and the Twin
Cities He Is now engaged in the banking
business at Sumpter
Inc basket ball game Tuesday night be-
tween the first team of COMPANY and
the Y. M. c. A, of Minneapolis re-
suited In victory for the Minneapolis
team by a score of 10 to 20. The home
team lost the game in the first half
t they permitted the visitors to make
twelve scores to their three.