The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-01
SALTWATER

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George Mueller, manager of the South
saltwater boat yards, expects to have
repairs on the steamer Juniata, of the
Bronson & Folsom line, completed by
next Tuesday, and she will be released
from the ways and placed in winter
quarters. The Juniata sank some weeks
ago in Lake St. CroiX after striking a
hidden bunch of piliug and has been
out of commission since that time.
The St. CroiX Boom company was
unable to complete its seasons work at
the boom last night and the crew will
be busy all of tomorrow and n part Of
Tuesday. The output for the season
will exceed 100000. 600 feet.
The mill of the Eclipse Lumber COM
pany at South Saltwater was shut
down for the season last night, but
most of the other mills will run until
the lake freezes over. Manager Slaugh-
ter, of the Central Lumber cOmpany'S
mill, at Hudson, says that he expects to
run the mill nearly a month longer.
The East Side Lumber company's mill
will run all of the coming week and
possibly longer, and the Atwood mills
will also run for several days to come.
A woodshed at the home of Peter Pc
terSon, on the corner of Laurel and
Everett streets, was destroyed by fire
yesterday forenoon. The loss to build
ing and contents will amount to about
5000
Irvine collections at the prison yester-
day amounted to nearly 100000 max
ing a total of more than $50, 900 for the
week. This is considered remarkable,
inasmuch as none of the notes is due
until Nov. |.
The steamer Little Rufus, built on
the levee in this city by d. NJ. Swain
for Mr.. Learned, of NatcheZ, Miss, was
launched yesterday afternoon with ap-
propriate exercises and the boat now
floats proudly on Lake st. CroiX. a
monument to the ability of her de-
Signer and builder AS the boat started
down the ways Miss Clementne Reed,
one of StillwateT's fairest daughters.
broke a bottle of wine over her bow
and christened her Little Rufus. Ad-
dresses were made by Mayor j. q.
Armson and Senator r.. w. Durant,
and letter was read from Gov. Van
SAINT, in which he regretted his inabil-
ity to be present at the exercises. The
boat will now be equipped with her
boilers, and in a short time viii be TAX
en- South.
Company X, First regiment, n. G. S.
NJ, will be inspected next Thursday
evening at the armory by Maj. See
bach.
The Northwestern Telephone Elk
change company will remove to the
new exchange in the McKusick block
9IfeHti Monday.
Arthur Underhin, of Duluth, spent
yesterday in Saltwater.
A largely attended dancing party was
given in Woodmen hall Friday evening
by the A. D. u. W., and everybody had
delightful time.
Many Saltwater people were at
Withrow, Washington county, Thurs
day evening, to attend the dedication
of new Modern Woodman hall and to
enjoy the dance which followed.
Mr. and Mrs Leo Drews have return
ed from a bridal tour through South
Dakota and will make their home in
Saltwater.
Mrs. Louis hammers, of Heron Lake,
Mimi, spent a part of the week in Still
water.
George H. Atwood entertained two
parties Of gentlemen friends on his
steamer Julia B on Thursday and Fri
day afternoons, and his guests were
more than delighted with their out
ings.
Mr.. and Mrs L. B. Castle have re-
turned from an enjoyable visit IN the
East.
]. A. O'Shaughnessy has gone to New
York on a business trip. He will also
go to Rochester and Buffalo before re-
turning.
Mrs. d. B. Newcomb spent a part OF
the week in Minneapolis.
Otto DAZZLING has returned from
hunting trip near Wheaton, MINI.
Court Acme, Independent Order For
esters, gave the second of series
of card parties in Sons of Hermann
hall Wednesday afternoon.
Max Albenberg, of West Superior,
spent a part of the past week with
friends and relatives in Saltwater.
Mrs. I. L. Nelson has gone to Bloom
ing PRAIRIE Mimi, for u visit with her
daughter.
Max Kolliner, of New York, was here
the past week on a visit to Ar. and
Mrs. J. r. Kolliner.
H. H. Gillen returned Tuesday from
a business trip to Chicago.
Otis Staples has returned from
trip to the Northwest territory, where
he has large interests.
Miss Orma Staples has returned from
a visit in Minneapolis.
Mrs. II. c. Robertson, Mrs. A. +.
Doe. Mrs. II. T. Jassoy and Mrs. l. l..
Manwaring entertained at cards
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Ruth Baldwin is visiting rela-
tives at Bruno, MINI.
-.. George L.~BancrOft is at home from
Wheaton, Mimi, where he spent
couple of weeks hunting ducks.
Charles A. hammers and George Jar
chow have returned from a trip to
Dickinson, n. D., where they are in
terested in farm lands.
]. S. O'Brien left a few weeks ago
on a trip to his logging camps near
Grand Rapids. MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. b. Molander, OF St
Paul, were in the city Tuesday even
ing and attended a surprise party at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. O. Lind
bloom.
Will Gorrie. of Duluth, spent
Wednesday with friends in Saltwater.
Mrs. Gust Diethert. OF Hastings, Wis
tied with Herman II. Luhmann and
family during the week.
Miss Virginia Conrad spent last Sun
day with Minneapolis friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Prince are at
home from an enjoyable visit in the
East