The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-14
PROPERTY TRANSFER
AT STILL WATER
Corporation Takes Over In
terests of the Late Isaac
2. Bernheimer.

A transfer has been filed in washington
county by which the extensive property
interests of the late Isaac P. Bernheimer,
an Eastern capitalist in Washington, Chi
cago, Pine. Kanabec, Goodhue, Dakota,
Ramsey and several other counties in
Minnesota and wisconsin, have been
transferred by the executors to the Isaac
Bernheimer Realty company a corpora
ton, having a capital of $4,000. The
estate owned some handsome blocks in
Saltwater and also a large number of
lots.
Rev. Joseph Powers, a young man who
for several years has been assistant priest
at st. Michael's church in Saltwater, has
gone to Minneapolis to take a similar
place.
Edward Barnes has attached logs be-
longing to Edwin ST. John on claim
of $500 alleged to be due him for break
ing landing and driving logs for Mr.
Ut: John on Crooked creek.
In an action pending in the district
court for the final distribution of the es-
tate of Isaac Staples, Judge Wiliiston
has appointed Herman T. Jassoy as
pies.
Frank Harveaux, a well known resident
of this city, is seriously i'll, and it is
feared he cannot recover.
Saltwater lodge, Knights of Pythias, will
attend services this forenoon at the First
Sheriff Oscar Ostrom leaves tomorrow
for indianapolis, Ind, where he will at
tend convention of the Modern Wood
men.
F. A. Bordwell, who is studying medf-
cine in Chicago, has returned to that
city for the summer
James Chalmers, Walter hammers and
bault, where they attended Shattuck Mill
tary school.
Mrs. H. W. Davis spent the past week
with Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Davis and other
friends at Mahtomedi. st
Edwin Olson, of Duluth, was the guest
OF l. +: Olson the past week.
Mrs; Nixon, of Boise City, Idaho, is Wis
iting her father, David P. Lyman, in the
Fred Whelan has gone to Alameda.
Cal, where he will spend several months.
1,r MRS susan Miller and her grandson,
FREDDIE Seeba, have gone to Harvey,
Molander.
:, Mrs Mrs James Hall left Friday for Great
Falls, Mont, where she will spend the
summer with her brothers.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. TriebeI and daugh-
Ter spent few days the past week at
E. NJ Mosier is at Duluth attending
the .. c. t. convention.
The North Hill Euchre club was enter
famed by Mrs. Henry Ruehle Wednes-
Mrs, R. H. Voolfolk and children have
Wis. = po- ioi
Misses Hermione and Jean shepard en-
terta1ned the Alpha club Friday even
Miss Olive Gowan has returned from
Ely, Mimi, Where she has been teaching
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Lowe. of Mer-
r1iian, Wis, visited in Saltwater a part
of the week. 20
Mrs. Charles E. Mosier entertained fha
Nelghborhood club Friday afternoon
Mrs. Ernest Ringwald has returned tn
Great Fails. Mont, after a visit with
relatives and friends in Saltwater and
White Bear. --o-
Miss Gertrude B. Showers, of ST. Paul
week. ~ 'iio
Miss Ruby Colligan has returned from
Moorhead: where she taught school.
A q. Schuttinger leaves this evening
Tor Eau Claire, Wis, where he will re-
main during the week.
Mrs. M A. Torinus entertained Monday
AFTERNOON fer Mrs. James Hall Favors
were won by Mrs. T. H. Warren and Miss
Temple Anderson. 1'--'0
The Ladies Of the Maccabees entertain
co tnelr friends with a dancing party in
Odd FeloWs hall Friday night
MRS T. s. Dergaisch has gone to New
Paynesville. Mimi, where she viii re-
George A. ellis, of Saltwater and MISS
katherine Meyers, of South StiIIwater,
were married Tuesday. They will reside
in Saltwater. -o'tOo