The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1913-08-21
MIRRORETTES


now.
The choir must have been on strike
Sunday.
Pat Mac D., is assistant to General T.,
the warden's runner.
The canary family is on the increase.
Fourteen now on the job.
The Hanley-Casey Co. is very busy
force. Busy keeping COOL mostly.
Who said pie eating contest3 The War
den's runner wants to know
A. c. A. has been added to the con-
tributing force of the Mirror.
Do not fail to get your name on the en-
tree list for the Field Day sports.
The quarterly supply of paper was re-
ceived at the Mirror Office this week.
St. Croix would appreciate any reading
matter that may be sent him-cell 433.
A cement storage warehouse was erected
on the site of the new buildings this week.
Concrete work on Main street has been
moving along surprisingly fast this week..
Horace Whittier, of the old prison cleric
al force was business caller here Thurs
day.
Johnson's roam may be back number,
but Guard Raymo has one that is his
equal.
Capt. Alexander says Chicago may be
nice place, but he'd just as soon live in
prison.
Warden Wolfer conducted party of
friends through the institution Friday al
ternOOn.
Ben Olson wants to enter his auto in the
field day SPORTS Wheelbarrow event we
suppose.
Guard Sederberg has lost his shaving
ticket Think he must have missed mid
night check
Several wagon loads of new potatoes
have been received this week at the Steward
department.
The Deputy Warden held usual inter
views Saturday morning-yes, in the at
ternoon also.
Hugo " Koch, Deputy Labor Commits
sioner, of St. Paul, was a business visitor
at the institution Friday.
The ''daubers, in charge of Guard
Strandberg, are busy painting the cells,
etc., in cell hall "a.
Guard Glennon returned Monday from
his vacation. Says he wasn't at Hudson,
at all, at all, bit.
Guard Golf has been placed in charge of
yard crew. His place at wagon gate is
filled by Guard Judkins.
And the ghost walked Thursday. That
accounts for the jovial manner of every
body Friday morning.
Usher Bremen had charge of one of the
yard crews few days this week. Guard
Morrison acted as usher.
The weather was too warm for the car
penters, employed on the farm machinery
building, few days this week.
Asst. Deputy Warden Backland will be
able to move into his house by Sept. LIST,
if all reports are true. Bout time.
Guard Westby has been taken off the
night force and placed in charge of the
Officers dining room and kitchen.
DIR. Newman is away on his annual va
cation. DR.. Kilnoff, of Saltwater, is act
ing prison physician in his absence.
at the railroad and wagon gates, vice
Guard Steven who is on night duty.
Mr.. Shelgren, craftsman for the ST.
Paul Foundry Co., was business visitor
at the farm machinery building Friday.
Nope, n one of us went on the excursion
down the river last week. Accommoda-
ton could not be had for love or money.
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companied by friends, was an interested
visitor at this institution Thursday after
noon.
Landscape Gardener Newell has had
force of men busy cleaning the parade
ground and getting it leveled off the past
week.
Guard Talley, of the old prison, was
transferred to this institution Friday. He
is now in charge of Shop A vice Guard
Haefner.
The street car company has been busy
the past week, having their tracks moved
about fifteen feet farther from the front of
the Prison.
Nc A., who has been chauffeur for the
warden for several months, draw winner
at the Friday meeting of the Parole Board
Good luck Mac
A. ]. g., chief "dauber'' in cell hall
"a says he is going to make painters
out of the crew at work in there, but he
absolutely will not issue any diplomas to
them. What is?
Guard Haefner was transferred from Shop
A this week to the Turkeys Office, vice
Guard Montgomery, who is assigned to
duty on the wall.
Ben Olson says he may not be able to