The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-10-18
ASSOCIATION WILL
BOOM SALTWATER
New Organization Will Secure All the
Members It Possibly Can.

Parties who have interested themselves
In the formation of the Saltwater I'm
provement association will put forth their
best efforts in making the association a
valuable adjunct to the societies and as
soclations previously in existence for the
betterment of Saltwater, and with that
end in view committee on membership
Is to be appointed to secure members
from the leading business and profess
sional men of the city. 1t is argued that
an association of this character can do
much for the benefit of the city.
William Kelson has brought suit in the
district court against William Kaiser.
claiming damages in the sum of 81 600
for the loss of three of his fingers while
employed in Mr.. Kaiser's box factory at
Soutn saltwater. The case will be heard
at the next general term of court.
The Lizzie Gardner and bow boat Wah-
meta. cleared yesterday with 5000, 600 feet
OF lumber for Burlington and other points
on the lower river Capt. Short saws he
expects to return to Saltwater for another
"Trip before ne lays up for the winter.
from a trip to Gordon, Wis, in the in
terest OF Musser, Sauntry & Co. saws
mat ioggers are getting ready to begin
WoIk IN That section and that the country
IS ufylnS up very fast, the streams haV-
ing gone down great deal during the
past week. ZIG
Inc SaWmlIlS on the st. CroiX are all
running with the exception of tha Turn
bull mill, but most of the miIimen ax-
last night - oiAA
co The date Of the opening of the new
Carnegie public library has not vet been
uetermlned upon by the library board
/ but the books have all been packed and
week. ILLS
bowling tournament in which six
teams nave entered begins in this CITY to-
morrow night and will continue through
out the winter months. Handsome nri2aS
are to be awarded to the winning teams
The ladies of the Eastern Star in tbis
Guy VIII lnaugurate their social season
Tor the winter with a THANKSGIVING hall
Inc Two courts of the independent Or
ger OF Foresters in this city will give
harvest nome dance in Sons of Hermann
nall next Wednesday evening.
Mrs. I. r. Converse and son have ra
turned from an extended visit in the East
Mrs. IT, n. Waiter has returned from an
absence Iine 3 Oh several weeks in Montreal
MISS Maud Cooper of Adrian. Mimi.
VINO mas peen visiting at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Boyle, has returned
home. N' iioo
Mrs. R. S. Davis and Mrs. ] D. Rron-
son entertained at cards on Tuesday and
Wednesday. -o
dance was given in Modern Woodmen
naIl Friday evening by the Hummer or
Miss Katherine Kennedy of ST Paul
was a guest of Miss Lillian Staples a
part of the week
Mr.. and Mrs E, A. Phinnev of Mime
apolis; Were in the city on Thursday to
attend the funeral of Nels Hanson -
horace w. Davis, clerk at the prison
mas gone to Gordon Wis, ON a short
hunting trip oi
., George Bancroft. John Northey and Fl
Jassoy nave gone to Wheaton. Mimi.
Where they Will hunt for a few DAVIS
James w. Foley, DR.. Freligh. Charles
Register, A, w. Magnuson and Otto Dahl
spend the week ~
Mrs. William Quinn, of Jackson. Mimi.
IS spending few days with her mother
Mrs. Neis Hanson.
Miss Inez Baldwin leaves for MinneaDo-
us tnls week TO attend conservatory of
Charles J. Burns was at Dulr,tb +ba
past week on business.
William Chalmers has returned from a
trip to Winton, Mimi
Mrs. M. A. Stickney entertained Of
cards Friday afternoon
Miss Irene Spangler, of Minneapolis. Wis
tied with Mr.. and Mrs. John Tanner
during the week.
;sb MIS- ) i T. F. Collins entertained the Par
her home Thursday afternoon
Mrs John R.. Glider and children. of
Rpon, Wis, who are to take I'D their
residence in st. Paul in a few DAYS. Wis
tied here the past week
Miss Grace Gilbert of Michigan who
has been at Seattle, Wash. spent
Wednesday with Mrs Horace w. Davis
Mr.. and Mrs. James Elliott, of Ellis
worth. Wis spent Wednesday with rela-
tiveS in this city
Mrs. A. c. Hospes and Mrs. Eva MERRY
VIII entertain at cards next Tuesday and
Wednesday afternoons
Paul j. Arndt entertained the clerks of
The Bazar department store at his home