The Saint Paul globe., 1902-07-23
VETERANS BANQUET
AT SALTWATER
Mayor Armson Announces Committees
in Connection With the Street
Fair and Carnival.

The annual banquet of the Last
Mans Club of Company B, First Min
neSota volunteers, was held at the Saw
yer house Monday night, and thirteen
members of the club were present at
the banquet table. The club was organ
lied many years ago, and annual ban
quets are held, and will be held, until
all of the members have crossed the
great divide.
A bottle of wine was presented to the
club when 1T was first organized, and
the last surviving member of the club
will partake of it's contents
Mayor j. G. Armson, as president of
the saltwater Fair and Carnival asso-
citation, made the following announce
ments of COMMITTEES yesterday for the
fa1r and carnival to be held here Sept.
16, IL and 18. and for which arrange
ments are now in progress:
Ffnance-W. E. Easton, B. J. Mosier
and ]. j. Eichten.
Advertising-A. G. Schuttinger, C. l..
Chase, II. G. Robertson, J. J. Kitty, +.
Kirchoff.
Buildings and Grounds-N. A. Nell
son, B. B. Smith, G. E. Munkel; N, D.
hammers and P. H. Christensen.
Prizes-A. E. Doe, E. j. Baldwin, D.
J: McCuish, F. c. Neumier and D. N.
Wood.
Judges. ]. Eichten, S. A. Clewen.
Johnson.
Amusements-D. H. Coe, J. R. Kol-
liner, L: H. Seymour, P. ]. Arndt and
]. H. Ward.
Booths-J. P Berkly, o. Brodeen, E.
McKellar. Paul Beauvaris and T.. C..
Stocking.
Decorations Simonet, N. A. Star
kel, r. S. Parker, c. c. Peterson and
H. Pretzel.
Privileges-J. G. Armson, J. J. Eich-
ten, M. L. Murphy, r. G. Staples and
H. c. Robertson.
Music-A. Rohrback, B. J. Mosier, A.
Wolf, j. w. Schroeder and T. c. Stock
ing.
Reception-W. C. Masterman, A. G..
Triebel, G. S. Welshons, R. H. Bronson
and George A. hammers. e.
Transportation-B. B. Smith, R. w.
McGarry, D. F. Doyle, o. Ostrom and
j. G. Hansen.
Fine Arts and Fancy Work Mrs.
David Bronson, Mrs w. c. Master
man, Mrs. G. H. Browne, Mrs F. Berry,
Mrs. H. c. Farmer, Mrs. James O'Neal,
| Miss IneZ Baldwin, Miss Florence
| Yates and Miss M. Dodd.
Farm Exhibits-Gus. Sexton, ]. w.
Wheeler, w. S. Soule, J. w. Smith, H.
B. Vollmer, S. w. Powell, Charles Kern,
ley. 7. H. Hillary, L. w. Orr, M. Sliney,
j. .. Mcintosh and F. L. Mexican.
The Joseph Wolf Company baseball
team, of Saltwater, has an open date
for next Sunday, and will go to st.
Cloud to play a game in that city. Ford
and Brown will be the battery for the
Wolf team.
H. H. Gillen left yesterday morning
for Sioux City, Iowa, where he has a
suit against the Chicago & North
Western Railway company for damages
for killing c. M. Snow, April 29, 1902
The suit is brought by the widow, who
claims damages in the sum of $4,000.
Mr.. Snow was yardmaster at Sioux
City, and was killed in the yards at
night.
The Frontenac took out a log raft
Monday evening for Laird, Norton e.
Co., Winona.
Judge Williston, Of the district court
filed an order yesterday sustaining the
demurrer to the indictment against W.
f. Bickel for having game in his pos
session after the season had closed
| Bickel was arrested for having deer in
his possession, but Judge Williston
holds that this was not unlawful in
asmuch as the game law Goes not in
clude deer in game that it is wrongful
to keep in possession.
In the appeal of w. G. Bronson, as
administrator of the estate of Isaac
Staples, from an action of the probate
| court, in having disallowed part of his
claim for fees, order was filed dismiss
| ing appeal.
An order was filed directing that w.
| S. Cilley, of Minneapolis, be appointed
receiver of all real estate owned by
Franklin G. Ford
Mrs. Martha Spindle, mother of E. J..
Spindle, for many years a resident of
saltwater, died yesterday, aged eighty
| eight years. She was stricken with
| apoplexy some time ago and never re-
covered.
| The street fair committee at a. meet
| ing yesterday changed the dates of the
fair and carnival to Sept. II, 18 and 10,
so as not to conflict with primary elec-
| ton day.