The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1913-09-04

A lot of shop notes and locals had to be
left out this week to make room for the
Field Day material. Don't get hostile
boys.
Big Butch, of the band, wanted one OF
the men in the wheelbarrow race to take
him as passenger. GOSH the nerve of
some kids.
All the people in the U. S. must be in
Minnesota this week, Judging from the
number of visitors that have passed this
sanctum.
Prof. Webb brought his dinner with
him. Said he wasn't going to take no
chances on a boardin' house he don't
know nothin' bout.
Assistant Deputy Warden Backland re-
turned Monday from his ten days outing.
The~Assistant sure looks as though vaca-
ton agreed with him.
Rex, Otto, Joshua and we editor have
been doing little overtime work for the
past week. Fifteen thousand booklets, IL
pages and cover, is no small task.
Mr.. Pillsbury and family were interested
Pillsbury is Mechanical engineer on the
construction of the new buildings.
When Mr.. Robertson makes another in
spection of Twin City greenhouses, he will
have the managers take more care and see
thar he is given his right title
The following material has been received
by the contractor this week: Six car loads
e cho1 of
and one car load of building steel.
The main street is finished from the
south corner of the service building to the
wagon gates. Foreman Berg expects to
have the job completed by Saturday night.
The band boys have improved wonder
fully within the past three months. All
they need is some new Instruments; can
expect first class music out of old instru-
ments.
The Delauriers Column Mold Co.,
have been busy, with a crew of men the
past week, placing galvanized iron forms
of columns to receive the concrete for the
first floor.
Mr.. Owen is taking his vacation on the
installment plan. He spent four days this
first visit in twelve years and he says things
have sure changed.
Warden McClung of the Missouri State
Prison, inspected the institution last week.
The State of Missouri expects to build a
wing on their dollhouse and the Warden
was getting data for same.
Mr.. Gross, of the Minnesota Roofing
~ h,,ci Cofu Tbo
firm which Mr.. Gross represents has the
windows for the new buildings.
We are sorry to learn that Mr.. Wilkin,
who had charge of the placing of the beds
in cellhall B, had the misfortune to lose
his wife. Mrs. Wilkin was drowned while
in bathing at White Bear Lake.
Geo. Wilson, chief engineer of the
Street Railway Co., Mr.. Haggerty, super
Gen. Supt. Kicker, were the guests of
Warden Wolfer one day the past week.
Keep your talcum powder out of sight.
A visitor aske the usher latter seeing a
can of tale on one of the good looking
guards stands) if that man had "chamois'
to go with the powder, and if he carried it
in the usual place.
Mr.. Newell came awful near landing in
cold storage this week. Guard Moore saw
some one up on pile of rock raising cain
with their speaking apparatus. The Deputy
Warden was sent for, but before he was
located Guard Moore discovered that it
was the landscaper.
The following number and kinds of
machines were shipped from the Farm
Machinery Department this seasons Binders,
2194; mowers, 2l99; rakes, 1858; tongue
trucks, 1914; transport trucks, 800; total
number 1880. These machines amount to
cash value of 1929, 365.75. Some show
ing, chr