The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-02
Saltwater News.

Col w. C. Bronson has. served a. no
tice Of appeal to the district court from
an order Of Judge F. L. WilSC% of the
probate court, fixing Mr.. Bronsons COM
pensation as one of the administrators
of the estate of Isaac Staples, deceased.
When the administrators filed petition
for the final settlement of the estate and
allowance of compensation, Col Bron-
son asked for compensation amounting
to $1,000 This was scaled down by the
probate court to $1,133 Is, which amount
the services performed by him. The
appeal will go on the regular term cal
erdar, and will be heard at the next
general term of court
The Kegel SpielerS and the NemoS
boWled three games for the MOlander
& McCuish trophy Friday. night. and
the Nemos won two out Of three. Sew
eral of the players made scores OF 200
and better.
The Company K basket ball team and
a team from Hamline played a game OF
the militia boys winning by score OF
80 TO Is A game was also played there
between the Saltwater high school and
the Central high school of St. Paul.
the Saltwater boys winning by a score
of 20 to -.
Loggers were in a happier mood yes
terday, reports of snow and colder
weather having been received from all
localities where logging has been in
progress the past winter The ground is
covered with from six to ten inches Of
SHOW, anu 1OSSGTS COnUQGnIly DFeulCL
that they will again be able to start
in hauling by tomorrow morning. A
few of them were hauling yesterday,
but the roads will not permit the haul
ing of heavy loads.
IN the tWo-man bowling tournament
at Molander & McCuish alleys at the
close of the third weeks play w B.
Bronson Jr. and W. E. Easton still lead
with a percentage of .70S.
Minnesota Lodge No. J. T. o. o. F.
will tomorrow issue invitations for q
dance to be given in Odd Fellows hall
March 81 The hall has been repainted
and repaired throughout, and is also to
be refurnished this week at the cost of
several hundred dollars.
A dance Is to be given by Saltwater
Lodge No. 179, B. P. 0. .Elks as soon
as the Lenten season closes, and a COM
mittee to make arrangements for the
dance. will be. named at the next meet
ing of the lodge
A dance was given in Maennerchor hall
Friday evening by Misses Morrison and
Mcdonald and number of young folks
The United Order Of Foresters is ar
ranging for a dance to be given the first
Monday after Easter
John A. O'Shaughnessy returned Fri
day night from trip to Columbus, Kan
and South.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry E. Olson, of Cyrus
Mimi, were guests of Saltwater relatives
the first part Of the week
Miss Gertrude Wolfer is at home from
her studies at Faribault
Timothy Kitty and family, of Sheldon
n, D., are visiting with relatives and
friends in this city.
Miss Hazel Farmer, who is attending
school ct FaribauIt, is spending a few
days with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. III
G. Farmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wolfer entertaineH
friends at euchre Thursday and Friday
evenings.
James Mulvey and daughters are a.
nome from a visit to Mr.. Mulvey's log
ging camps on the Clearwater river IN
the northern part of the state.
Mrs. ]. ii. Stahl and Miss Minnie Cut
Ter, OF Minneapolis. spent Thursday with
Mrs. ]. c. Nethaway and Mrs. Charles IT
Browne. -
Abe Rohrbach ard wife have returned
from trip to Chicago.
James Soderstrum. of Rock Island. Ill