The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-16
Saltwater News.

w. F. Bickel, of Forest Lake, former
y OF st: Paul, who is charged by State
came Warden Fullerton with a violation
OF the game laws, by having had e ght
deer carcasses in his possession after the
season closed, appeared in the municipal
court here yesterday for preliminary ex-
animation. A questin of law was raised
by the defense. Mr.. BickeTs attorney
claimed that Mr.. Bickel could not again
be tried for an offense of which he had
been tried and acquitted by a jury, and
cited Mr.. BickelS trial and acquittal in
justice court at Forest Lake, In support
OF MS contention. The state, on the other
hand, claimed that the Forest Lake jus-
tlce had no jurisdiction, and that the
proceedings had in that court could not
be taken into account, inasmuch as it
was a case involving fine Of more than
800, and could not be tried in a justice
court. Judge Doe decided the question
IN favor of the state, and ordered the
preliminary examination to proceed
A minstrel organization, composed of
members of United camp, Modern Wood
men, in St Paul, will give an entertain
ment at the opera house in this city some
time next month, under the auspices of
the local camp of that order The local
committee In charge Of the affair is com
posed of r. w. McGarry, M E. Sullivan
Elof Brodeen, Roy Staples and p H
Christensen.
Fred Bulov, a Saltwater merchant tai
lor has formed a copartnership with M
C. Astrup, of st. Paul, and will open a
VI o1tCn 0SldDIlSuQQGnC at HUDSON, WIS.
The Lennon & Gibbons basket ball
team of St Paul, was trounced by the
Company K team, of this city, at the
armory Friday night the locals winning
by score Of AZ to -. The saltwater
high school also defeated the South side
high, Of Minneapolis, by a score Of As to
L. The games were witnessed by the
largest crowd Of the season. including
who came here with Representatives Hill
larry and Neubauer, of Washington coun-
ty
The Kegel spielers are again tied with
the Bons Amts for last place in the bowl
ing tournament for the MoIander e Nc
Cu1sh trophy, having lost three games to
the Crescents Friday night. Joe Carroll.
OF the Crescents bowled an excellent
game, making a high score Of 222 and a
high average OF 1888.
The funeral Of Mrs. Frank Harveaux
Is to be held at 1870 this afternoon from
the Swedish Lutheran church, Rev. Phil
Up Thelander officiating.
The remains Of Mrs. Patrick Barrett
were consigned to the grave yesterday
morning in the Catholic cementery at
South Saltwater. services having been |
held in st. MichaeIs church
Members of Saltwater lodge, B. p o., !
are highly pleased over the success of
their first ladies' social, given in the
Elks' lodge rooms Friday night It is
ment was a big success.
A very pleasant dancing party was
given Monday night in Modern Woodmen
The Swiss Society Winkelried gave a
masquerade ball in Sons of Hermann
hall Monday evening. and the affair net
ted the lodge a handsome sum-
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Parker entertained
a number of friends at cinch Thursday |
evening FavOrs were awarded to Mrs !
H c, Farmer and Mrs. Otis McGray.
Mrs. Paul Fizen of Osceola, Wis, was |
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs j.
J. Efchten during the week.
D. ]. Sullivan, Of Indianapolis Ind, |
who has been spending couple Of weeks |
tomorrow. I
J. A. O'Shaughnessy. former state in |
sGrance commissioner. leaves tonight on |
trip to Columbus, Ohio, and other cities |
in the East
Miss Kate Eichten, who is attending
college at Mortified, Mimi, is at home |
to spend Sunday with her parents, Mr.. |
and Mrs. J. J. Eichten.
Dean r. Yates has gone to DrummOnd |
Wis, where he will spend q few days in |
Lammers Bros camps
Mrs. D, A. Blakeney, who has been
confined to her home by illness, is again |
able to be out
Miss Osborne, of Chicago. is spending
a few days at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. |
W. S. Conrad.
Miss May Mccarthy, a teacher in the
schools at Brainerd, came home on Fri |
day to attend the funeral of her uncle, |
Edward McGOldrick.
Ine -katZenJammer CLUB was entertain |
ed last evening at the home Of Miss Shir-
ley Castle.
A valentine party was given in Maener
chor hall Friday evening under the d-
rection of Miss Mcdonald and Miss Nor
rison.
Miss Linehan, of New Richmond. was
a guest of Saltwater friends on Tues
day.
Miss Thompson, of New Richmond,
spent few days with Mrs. Oscar Bro
Q6en the past week
Frank Lundgren has returned from a
stay of a. couple of weeks at Clinton
Mimi
Mrs. Archie Parker entertained at crib
bage Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Charles H. Browne ard Mrs J.
G. Nethaway were in Minneapolis on
Wednesday to attend a reception given
by Mrs. w. d. Washburn and Mrs. Hen
ry Stahl
Mrs. w. H. Caldwell entertained the
Young Married Ladies Euchre club Tues
day afternoon.
E. M Mosier is visiting with Mr.. and