The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-14
CITY REV ..

The retail drug clerks will hold pic
mic at Wildwood today.
c. NJ. Miller Investment Company Of
Sandstone, Pine county; capital stock,
$4,000.
Executive Clerk Martin has returned
from a short vacation spent in camping
near st. Cloud.
The Ramsey County Colored Demo-
cratic association will hold meeting
tonight at 40 East Third street.
Col. Timothy Sheehan, United States
deputy marshal. will soon take vaca-
ton the first for dozen years
Rufus A. Hoyt will address the Com
mercial club at noon Friday on Inc
Commercial Interests of the west.
DR.. and Mrs. Arthur w. Dunning will
celebrate their tin wedding Tuesday, Aug.
30, at~their home on Marshall avenue
Assistant State Superintendent Schultz
has returned and located his family for
tn winter at Victoria street and Dayton
avenue.
Health Commissioner Ohage and his
assistant, DR. Gustave REM, are at Du-
luth attending a conference of health Of
fcials of the state.
Document Clerk c. A. Rose returned
day after an absence of four weeks In
California and Oregon.
Samuel c. Stickney will shortly file with
the building inspector plans for a resi-
dence that he will erect at Dale street
and Summit avenue. The building will be
constructed of brick and stone, and will
cost $4,000
The Central w. C. T. u. at its annual
meeting, held Monday afternoon at the
Commons, elected the following officers:
President Mrs. Reed; vice president, Mrs.
10y; secretary, Mrs. Shott; treasurer,
Mrs. NJ. J. Russell.
DR.. H. M Bracken, secretary of the
state board of health went to Duluth
yesterday to attend the medical confer
ence called for the purpose of discussing
means of stamping out smallpox in the
state and throughout the Northwest.
Judge Kelly has taken under advise
ment the suit of Susan H. Sherman
against William s. and Helen E. Gregory
on note. Service was secured on Mr..
Gregory, but not on his wife, except by
publication. She excerpts to such service.
The Bethlehem German Presbyterian
church and Sunday school will have it's
annual picnic, tomorrow at Bald Eagle
lake. Trains will leave union depot at
sos in the morning. Tickets can be Sc
Private John R. Clark Company A,
Eighth infantry, found guilty of sleeping
on post has been sentenced to gem
eral court martial, convened at Fort
Smelling, Mimi, to be imprisoned for six
months at hard labor and to forfeit 80
per month for the same period.
While working in the harvest fields
yesterday, the twelve-y ear-old son of
Frank Sherman, who has conducted a
hotel at Gervais lake for number of
years past had his right foot caught in
the machinery and partially amputated.
He was attended by DR.. Dohm, of this
city, and it is thought that no serious
results viii follow.
Maj. George E. Pond, the chief quarter
master of the department Of Dakota. will
continue to act as adjutant general of
the department another month, the leave
of absence of Maj. WILDER Wilder. the
newly appointed adjutant general of the
department having been extended one
month. Maj. Wilder has been spending
his leave of absence at his home in Clar-
india, Iowa
DR. Bracken, of the state board of
health, has suggested to the health au-
thorities of Minneapolis that if an cpl
1isc of diphtheria is to be prevented
every precaution must be taken. He adj
Vises strict quarantine where cases de-
Nelop, and When the schools open that
every child be examined and cultures
taken to show whether the disease. Is
present or not.
in order to expedite business. and that
attorneys who have been wont to be dila
tory, and thus delay the business Of the
couFt may have no excuse for being late
judge Bazille has made a rule setting
aside the forenoons when he will be in
c5ambers to receive attorneys having
business with the court The afternoons
villa he devoted to work of the court, and
attorneys viii not be permitted to inter
rupt the judge or take up his time.
Articles of Incorporation were filed yes
terday at the Office of the secretary of
state by the following companies:
Realty & Loan Company of Two Har-
bors; capital, S50OC0 incorporators,
Thomas Owens, Charles NJ FIoathe,
Ralph J. Sewall, NJ. Killer Knauff. John
P. Paulson, John Bingham, Charles L.
Billingsby, Oliver J. Tenant Thomas II.
Lees -'-AiaX o. Aubolee, Jens H. Nordby
and Frank e. Evans Adams
Security Company of Duluth, to
conduct mining. smelling and manufac-
turing operations; capital stock. $4,000
1ncorrorators, e. Frankenfield. Arthur
Howell and William Elder, all of Duluth