The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1913-09-25

Guard Talley was transferred back to
the parent institution this week. Shop A
is now in charge of Guard Stanek.
1t will only be matter of few days
until you can depend on the electric clocks.
The. men have been busy the past week
them.
C. P, of the dining room, says he made
forty-leven trips between the dining room
and kitchen the first night the school teach
ers dined at his table.
Otto is getting ready to bring his annual
snow gag out of cold storage. Says he
got word from the King of Sweden that it
would soon be needed.
Guard Raymo says he will let no more
guards ride behind his race horse; they can
walk first. No doubt they would make
better time if they did.
Work is moving along as well as could
be expected on the main Farm Machinery
building. Several car loads of material
were received the past week.
The concrete gang have been busy this
week getting the foundation in shape for
from cell hall A., around lower
terrace in front of the hospital.
The laundry boys have been busy this
week getting the winter underwear sorted
out. Suds says it is sure some job, as
everybody wants to change the same
week.
Have not seen anything of the blue
ribbon that Capt. Brostrom's mammoth
exhibit of vegetables was supposed to take
at the state fair Must have been false
alarm.
Frank is chef no more. A man from
the parent institution was transferred down
here the past week to act as officers cook.
Frank is holding down ''sit'' in the
laundry.
"Wit,'' late of the Shoe Co.'S, Office
force, has been added to the Mirror force.
He is not an experienced man, but he is
taking hold as though he intended to learn
the business.
Heard in the local barber shop. Guard
Golf: -"Hair cut, please. Barber:-
"Huh!" G. G.,-''Hair cut. Barber
(which one?' Yep, the funeral was
held next day.
If you could only see the school teachers
wade into those suppers, you would natur-
ally conclude they had missed their call
ing. Not near as dainty as school marms
are supposed to be.
The way Capt. Alexander and Chief
Schatz offer to bet money, real money,
makes one believe that they are some rela-
ton to John D. The only trouble is the
Chief wont put up.
Asst. Deputy Warden Backland is acting
as deputy warden during the absence of
Deputy Coles. Guard Piculell is taking
Mr.. Backland's place, and Guard Seder-
berg has Guard Piculell's shop.
Warden Wolfer returned the past week
from his annual vacation. Mr.. Wolfer
spent the majority of his time with his
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Wolfer accompanied him on his trip.
Excavating for the foundry building is
completed The men struck a layer of
hard pan last week and they have been
specializing as to whether the rock of Glib
raltar would not be easier to dig through.
Guard Raymo has crew of men work.
ing beyond the wall. They are busy pill
ing and burning brush on the site of the
new warehouses. One of the men says
they are burning the brush to keep warm.
Deputy Warden R. M. Coles is off on
his annual vacation, and together with Mrs.
Coles and a party of friends, will tour
Northern Wisconsin and Minnesota. The
Deputy will make the trip in his Overland
touring car.
A crew of men has been busy the past
week digging sewer trench from the cor
ner of cell hall A., to Asst. Deputy War
den Backland's residence. This sewer
will connect with all the residences be-
yond the walls.
Two of the guards had better go in
training as sprinters. They missed the
car the other morning, after running to
beat the band-too slow.