The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-09
Saltwater News.

Messrs. Welshons, Burnham, Staples
and Schroeder, of the city council, met
the directors of the Saltwater Waite"
company Friday evening and listened to
a. proposition that the water company
will submit TO the city. The proposition
is about the same as that made some
time ago, which was rejected by the
council and provides for a reduction Of
the hydrant rental to $65 per hydrant,
provided the city will grant the company
a, ten years extension of franchise. The
committee took the proposition under
consideration and will report to the city
council when it meets week from next
Tuesday.
The assistant adjutant general has Is
sued an order directing Harry NJ. How
ard first lieutenant of Company K, First
Regiment, N. G. S. M, to take charge
of all property belonging to the state
has decided to resign and the order was
made so that he could be relieved of his
property responsibility prior to tender
ing his resignation, which will probably
be sent in the first part Of the week.
The Bons Amis Bowling club is again
tied with the Kegel Spoilers for last
place in the tournament for the Moland-
er and McCuish trophy, the Crescents
having taken three games from the Bons
Amis Friday evening. The Crescent
bowlers did fine work and made high
scores and high averages. Glenn Krenz
made the high score of 223 and Joe Car
roll made the high average of 1875.
Work in the pineries has progressed
satisfactorily during the past week and
conditions for hauling have been good A
number of concerns will finish skidding
by March /, but hauling will continue as
long as the roads are in condition.
The United Order Of Foresters has re-
moved to the Sons of HermAiln nall
ind will give a card party and dance In
that hall next Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis f. McCNay enter
tanned the Neighborhood Cinch CLUB Fri
Il icI,+ of
friends were present
Capt. w B. Birmingham, Of Company
K, attended the military ball in EIk5
hail, st. Paul. Friday night
Mrs. Levi G. Proctor and Mrs. Otis
Staples entertained at cards Friday alt
A ladies' social will be given by SILVIA
ter Lodge, B. p. o. El1s next Friday
evening. Some of the best talent in st;
Paul and Minneapolis has been secured
for the occasion and the Elks look Tor
ward to an excellent entertainment
Invitations have been issued by the A
o. H for ball to be given in Modern
Woodmen hall tomorrow evening.
The Swiss Society Winkelreld VIII give
a masquerade hop tomorrow nlSnt IN the
Sons of Hermann hall.
John E. Lillig. of Dubuque, spent. part
of the week in Saltwater.
r. M Mosier has gone to Fargo lor
a visit with Mr., and Mrs L. = Lie
~ + Spindle will leave tomorrow for
Harvey, n. D., where ne Will spend
couple of months.
Claire, Wis, were guests at the nome OF
Mr. and Mrs William Sauntry the past
week. a,.. -,
a guest of friends in this city on Friday.
W. E. Cooke. of Harve o.: !; D., spent
Thl---~. III saltwater.
The s. Il. G. club gave a dance Friday
evening in Sons Of Hermann hall
water Maennerchor in Woodmen nall
Monday night, was one Of the finest mas
oUerades ever given in saltwater ana
was attended by several hundred resi-
dents Of Saltwater and vicinity, VINO en-
loved themselves until an early morning
Misses Morrison and Mcdonald gave
dance Wednesday night in Woodmen
hall and it proved to be very pleasant
The calico ball given in Sons. Of Her
mann hall Wednesday evening py court court
Acme, /. O. F, was a success financially
D l. Birmingham is at home from a
visit with is daughter, Mrs Harry Helss4
at West Supeior.
Max Albenberg, of West Superior, was
a sue guest at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. L.
A. Gottschall the first part of the week
A card party and dance was given in
Maennerchor hall Thursday evening by
the Ladies Social Circle Winners of
nrizes We're: Mrs. VIM. Schermuly, Mrs.
@. w. Bremen, Mrs. William Kerns +. s.
Neumeier, L. N. Bergeron and Charles
Englin.
E. R. Farley, Of Bemidji, Mimi, spent
a few days the past week in this city.
Harry Perlee returned Mondayf from
Great Falls, Mont, and left on Wednes-
day for his future home at Perth Am
boy, N. Y.
Mrs. J. P. Berkly and Mrs. Joseph Wolf
Jr., returned Monday from a short visit
with relatives and friends in Little Falls.
Miss Anna ONeal is at home from her
studies at Notre Dame, Ind.
Miss Ella Sexton has returned home
from a visit of a few days with Mime
apolis friends.
Mrs. Jacob Brown, has returned to hei
home at Brule, Wis, after visiting with
Saltwater relatives and friends.
Mrs. Oscar Brodeen entertained the
North Hill Euchre club Wednesday aft
erncon.
Mrs w. H. Caldwell will entertain the
Young Married Ladies Euchre club next
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Chase, Of Hastings, visited with
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Chase last week.
A. E. Underwood, Of Solway, Mlnn.
| who spent several days here the past
week, has returned home.
]. o. Holen has returned from a trip
to number of Iowa cities
R. H. Mccoy, of Grand Forks. N. D.,
was a Saltwater q itor during the week.
Miss Gracia jerks has returned from
Paris, France, where she has ben study
ing.
Mrs. E. D. Burlington entertained at
| progressive euchre Tuesday afternoon.
The Eastern Star ladies will give a
| dance in Masonic hall tomorrow evening.
John w Gardner and daughter, Of Or
| tonville Mimi, visited saltwater friends
the latter part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs Rodney Jones entertained
| the Idlers' club Wednesday night
The Social Circle was entertained by