The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-23
Saltwater News,

The Butler-Ryan Company of St. Paul
number of draft horses in this city and
vicinity for use in grading work in the
Twin Cities. The company on Friday
purchased forty large horses from
Charles E. Jamison, of Oak Park.
Mrs. William Jones, the wife of a
farmer living few miles west of this
city, died yesterday morning Of heart
trouble. She had been i'll two weeks
with pleuro pneumonia, but was improv-
ing, and it was expected that she would
De able to sit up yesterday. During the
night she was taken with heart disease
an died in the morning She was thirty
two years DID, and leaves a husband and
three small children. The funeral will
De held from the family residence tomor-
row afternoon
The Northwestern Thresher company Of
this city will make a large NUMBER Of
extensive Improvements this year. A
contract has been awarded for q new
warehouse at Fargo, n. D., and a con-
tract was awarded yesterday for the con-
SITuctlon OF warehouse at Oshkosh,
Wis, to be 100 feet long by 60 feet wide.
AS soon as the frost is out of the ground
suflclently to enable work, teaTns and
men will begin preparing the ground for
the new paint shop to be built north of
the new foundry built last fall. This
building viii be 200 feet in length py
80 feet in width. Later in the season a
warehouse is to be erected on the vacant
lot east of the Saltwater Manufacturing
company's plant, which will cover all
or the vacant property between the old
shipping shed and the Bronson foundry.
Musser, Sauntry & Co., of this city,
still have few men and teams at work
dragging IN logs on Tamarack river, but
according to the statement of Louis
Mctfatt, who is in the city for a few
Gays, Will be compelled to abandon work
peIore long, 1nasmuch as the ground
Is getting very soft. Their slzidding crews
at hawthorne from which point logs are
Delng railroaded to Hudson, are placti-
cally through with their work and most
Or the men arrived here last evening.
Rallroad shipments, however, will con-
tlnue. couple of months longer
Hoyt Kenyon, while bowling a practice
game on the Molander & McCuish alleys
score ever made in Saltwater, namely.
266. The high score record is still held
by reuben johnson, who some months
ago made 269
neapoHs, who ran away a few days ago
ana was found by the police in this CITY,
are having hard time to induce the boy
10 return home. He promised the local
pollce ialthfully on Friday that he would
return nome alone and was placed on a
street car, but a telephone message was
received from Minneapolis stating thar
ne had not arrived there.
Inc Eclipse Lumber company's mill a.
South saltwater is among the mills on
Lhe St, Crolx that Will run night and
day the coming season. The conpanv
expects to. be able to start the mill in
about fourteen days.
Saltwater LODGE knights of fE,thias
VIII give q progressive euchre party IN
Pythian hall next Tuesday evening. -
Inc Odd Fellows hall, which has IN
u l1 Solle many repairs and improV ements
was reopened Friday night with a dance
Wnlch was attended by great MANY
trends Of the order and their ladies.
a game of basket ball was PLAYED at
the Armory Friday night, and was fol-
lowed by a dance, in which MANY VoiIne
people participated
Mr. and Mrs. Austin jerks have re-
turned from visit of a few davs w1fh
of st. Paul. oo1iiO'
MISS Katherine Eichten, who is attend
ing Carleton college at Norothfield Il
spendlng a few days with her parents.
MI land ana Mrs. ]. J. Eichten.
ArSene Gagne has returned from visit
70 his farm at Sterling, N. D,
The fraternal Order OF Eagles will give
a dance IN Sons Of Hermann han ApriI
8, ana invitations will be issued the first
part Of this week.
Invitations are out for the first Of a
series of dances to be given by the
Bachelors club April in Modern wood
men hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. N. Connors enter
| tanned the Neighborhood Cinch club
Thursday evening.
A dance was given in Maennerchor
| hail Friday night by the Misses Nor
rison and Mcdonald
| A. c. Hospes has returned from Chi
| cago, where he took a course of medical
treatment He is greatly improved.
Mrs. A. L. Gillespie has returned from
visit of several weeks at OsceoIa.
Miss Hazel Farmer, who is ATTENDING
st. Marys school at Faribauit, was :
guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H
G; Farmer, during the week.
The ladies of the Eastern Star will give
a, dance in Masonic hall Monday, March
The Social circle was entertained by
Mrs P. II. Christensen Thursday aft,
| ernoon
The aid society Of the Presbyterian
church was entertained by Mrs. S. J
Kennedy and Mrs. Guy Perry Thursday
1 afternoon