The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-02

vided into three equal parts, in addition
to which Mr.. Bronson is allowed $1,000.
and Mr.. HoSpeS $3.50 per month from the
time of his appointment. r. S. Davis,
who has practically taken little part in
the administration aside from acting as
an advisor, receives a total of So, 1873 IS.
The order shows that the estate amounted
to LIZA, $685. of which amount 1923, $50. 98
was In personal property and the remain
der in real estate. The order also shows
that all claims against the estate were
paid and the administrators are given
$500 per month until their trust is COM
pleted, which will be as soon as the re-
mainder of the estate is divided among
the heirs. The amounts allowed to the
administrators are considerably less than
the sums demanded.
The Frankfort American Insurance
Company of New York has paid the
judgment obtained by Nels Sandahl
against hammers Bros, amounting to
$4,562 and brought an action in the dis
trict court. He received a verdict which
was subsequently sustained by the SUI
preme court, and the insurance company,
III Which hammers Bros. carried an en-
ployers liability policy, paid the amount
of the verdict with added costs.
Bowers Bros, Of Fargo, yesterday Sc
cured a contract for the construction of a
large warehouse at Fargo, n. D., for the
Northwest Thresher company Of this city
The, warehouse will be one Of the finest
in that part of the Northwest and will
cost about 100000
A pardon for Walter Warren was
brought here from St Paul yesterday,
and Warren was released. He came to
the prison Oct. 80, 1900, to serve seven
years for manslaughter, committed in
Lincoln county, and the pardon was
granted by the state board of pardons.
Judge O. B. Gould, of the state board
examining applicants for parole privi-
legeS. Eight applicants were examined,
and the applications were taken under
advisement for the time being
hammers Bros. have brought action in
the Hennepln county district court
against the Butler-Ryan company to re-
be due them for the services of large
number of horses during the summer Of
l9ol. The case has been on trial in Min
neapolis the past past week.
The BOnS AmiS and the Kegel Spielers
played three games Friday night in the
contest for the Molander & McCuish
bowling trophy. and ali Of the games
were won by the Bons Amis, who are
now tied with the Kegel Spie1ers for last
place. having Won ten and lost twenty
three games.
Among. the social events in prospect for
the coming week is a masquerade ball
to be given in WOodman hall tomorrow
night by the Saltwater Maennerchor.
Huhners orchestra will furnish the mu-
sic.
The Swiss society. of Saltwater, will
give masquerade ball in Sons of Her
mann hall Feb. 10.
The A. o. H. has issued invitations
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men hall Fep. 10.
Members Of Saltwater lodge. B. P. o.
Elks, and their ladies will enjoy social
in EikS' hall Feb. IA The COMMITTEES has
teen at work for some time securing
talent and number of the leading
entertainers III Minneapolis and st. Paul
have been secured.
The Boys and the Girls Clubs of AS
censiOn Episcopal Church were enter
tanned by MI. and Mrs. George H. At
wood Friday night the entertainment
consisting of graphophone concert.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Hospes entertained
at cards Thursday evening. The prizes
were Won by Mrs H. c. Robertson, Mrs.
Henry Wolfer, H. T. King and H. S.
Smith.
r. L. Butler has returned from an alb
sence of several weeks at Harvey, N. D.
Henry Bowers, of Fargo, N. D., was
guest Of friends in this city yesterday.
Mrs. F. A. LenoX has returned from
short visit with friends in White Bear.
L. Il. Burke Jr., who has been at Sol
way, Mimi, Tor several months, returned
a few days ago and left Thursday for
New Orleans, where he expects to To-
cate permanently
The Ladies' Euchre club will be en-
tertained by Mrs. E. D. Burlington next
Tuesday afternoon
]. G. Armson has, returned from a few
days absence in Milwaukee.
l.. c. Iceberg. of Fargo, N. D.. is spend
Ing few days with Mr.. and Mrs. Byron
j. MoSier.
Herman Voigt and wife returned a few
days ago from visit of several weeks
with Mrs Voigts parents at Water
town, Wis.
Lannie Horn, of Minneapolis. spent Fri
day with friends in this city.
G. L. Chase has returned from an ex-
tended absence in the East, where he
GuTchased a stock Of shoes for new
department store in st. Paul. in which
he is to control the shoe department.
Miss Clara Skeels, of Duluth was
guest of Miss McLaggan during the
Miss Heffernan visited with relatives
in White Bear the past week..
Mrs. w. Kiefer entertained the North
Hjll Euchre club Wednesday afternoon.
a calico ball will be given in Sons Of
Hermann hall next Wednesday evening
by the ladies of the Court Acme. 1. O. F.
Mrs. w: S. Conrad, of Saltwater, and
Mrs. E. NJ Conrad, of St Paul. enter
tanned the Ladies and Young Married
Ladies Euchre clubs Wednesday after
noon An elegant lunch was served and
handsome prizes were awarded
Arthur d. Hall, of Medford Mass, was
a guest of his grandmother Mrs Caro-
HE b. Swain, the past week.
James Mcdonald has gone to Minneap-
Cas. where he will reside.
Mrs. Lawrence Miller visited friends
and relatives in st. Paul the past week
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis McGray entertained
large number of friends at progressive
c1nch Friday evening.
A masquerade dance is to be given in
MASONIC hall next Tuesday evening by
the ladies of the Eastern Star Members
OF the order and their families are in
An enjoyable euchre party was given II,
the rooms OF the Commercial club Friday
evening
Mrs S: ]. Kennedy has returned from
visit in Hudson, Wis
MRS. Herman Drews and childrenn cf
Herreid, S. D., who have been here as
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William Scher-
muly, viii remain until spring. but Mr..
Dfews VIII return to Herried tonight.
A slight Improvement was reported yes
terday in the condition of Mrs. M. A.
Hon. E. W. Durment. who has been
connned TO MS home for several weeks, IS
William Rutherford, vino is at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. r. Garen on west
Churchin street and has haer Ill