The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-08-17
SALTWATER BARKISES
NO LESS THAN FIVE CANDIDATES
FOR REPUBLICAN SENATOR
Durant and Hillary Are Added to the
List Talked of-Reported Accident to
a Saltwater Woman Accompanying
the Minnesota Editors on Their Ex-
curson.

A free tight and no favorS seems to
be the motto adopted by the candidates
Tor the Republican nomination for
state senator in Washington county
Up to Friday E. L. Hospes and DR.. c.
Q. Burnham were the only candidates,
but yesterday, when it became general
ly known that E. w. Durant had enter
ed the field, the senatorial bee began to
buzz in other bonnetS, and prospects
are that there will be at least five can
didates for the nomination. j. was said
yesterday that John Zelch, of Cottage
Grove, was only waiting for the city
candidates to get their names before
the public so as to split up the city
vote, and that when the time came he
would file as a county candidate. Ru-
n1ors were also rife yesterday that
Thomas H. Hillary, who has had two
terms in the lower house, may decide
to enter the field, but Mr.. Hillary said
that he had not even considered the
matter. He intimated that there is lots
OF time between now and Aug. q, and
that there is no telling what the in
terVening time may bring forth. Mayor
J. G. Armson had for some time been
considered as a probable candidate on
the Democratic side, but his determin-
alton to again become a candidate for
the Democratic nomination for mayor
leaves him out of the race.
DR.. George H. Waiter, well-known
Saltwater physician, has decided to enter
the Republican nomination for coroner,
and filed his certificate yesterday.
William Kaiser says that machinery is
Saltwater, and that it will be put in
place as rapidly as it comes.
There was a report current yesterday
that Mrs. Wolfe, of Saltwater, accompany
ing the Minnesota editors on their trip,
had been injured in a runaWa accident
The report must mean Mrs. Wolfer, the
wife of Warden Wofer, but that official
has received no word of the accident.
Manager Seymour has received word
that large delegation of st. Cloud peo-
pie will come here on a special train to-
the st. Cloud team and the Joseph Wolf
Company team, Of Saltwater.
The CLYDE was expected to arrive late
last night from Dubuque with the hull
of the steamer Ravenna.
William McKusick, of Wilmot, S. D.,
who is settling up the affairs of the late
yesterday. Mr. McKusick says that farm
ers in that part aof the country are busy
threshlng and that there is a big yield of
wheat and oats. He has received word
from Washington that the McKusick site
has been. selected for the new federal
building in this city, and that work on
the structure will be commenced next
spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. OShaughnessy, Mr..
and Mrs. J. J. Kitty and Miss Eliza Sui
Ivan, OF saltwater, Joined ST. Paul par
They will be absent till next Wednesday
or Thursday.
A party of Saltwater ladies went to
Minneapolis on Thursday, and were en-
matron
Mrs; Robert Kolliner, Of Minneapolis;
Mrs. Rosalind Elkan, Of New York, and
Miss Estelle Sinsheimer, of Chicago, Wis
tied with Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Kolliner, on
Friday.
Miss Frances Woodward. of Minneapo-
lis, spent a few days with Miss Margie
Mosier the past week.
Judge F. II. Wilson and wife are spend
ing few days at Star Prairie.
The Misses Dixon returned Thursday
from pleasant visit with Mr., and Mrs.
c. L. Dixon, at Cloquet, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Bloomer enter
tanned members of Company B. First
Minnesota. at Camp Lincoln, White Bear,
Miss Bessie Mosier has returned from
Miss Margie Rosing.
Miss Olive. Gowan visited friends in
Hastings during the week.
Mrs. Herbert Graham. of Duluth who
has been here on a visit to her mother,
Mrs. l.. N. Bergeron, has returned home.
Mrs; D; B. Newcomb, of st. Paul, visit
ed with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Austin
jerks a part of the week.
J. p. Masterman and wife, H. M. How
ard and wife, M c. Mcmillan and Miss
Margie Mosier were at Lake Harriet
Wednesday, where they attended recep-
ton given by Col. and Mrs c. McC
Reeve, to the officers Of the Thirteenth
Minnesota volunteers.
Col. and Mrs. w. G. Bronson left a few
days ago for Chicago, where they will re-
main indefinitely.
Mrs. J. E. Covell has returned from q
visit to her son. William Covell and wife,
at Spring Valley, Wis.
Mrs. W. H. Game, of Minneapolis, and
Mrs. Arthur Game, of Anoka, visited with
Mr.. and Mrs. M M. Johnson and family
last Sunday.
Mrs. e. P. Ryan gave a luncheon and
card party Thursday for Mrs. Leggett, of
Chicago.
Miss Mabel Castle has returned from
a short visit with friends at Willow River,
MINI.