The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1877-09-20
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scarlet fever are reported sinntheo vltlh4tgii Of
Farmihgt6h. 5s:2,! az ,st,omHostroqqs adT
,ytnuoo hssinEs1a aDEbI11 stE2o'cE eno 2! nois
4tFrederick efebald,s residing neaa Hak
'ders6n, While hiking hoy xas tsken VIII 1ah
apoplectic fit, and falling upon t6os fa3eo 40
eotadScM andinjured about the head that no
died shortly after: the accident. A,, !. r1xzu
ii yjrnos soldoy ]. MORRISON, I'm AZ, zyscu1
The house1of w. Muncy, of,swan Rxe2
vas burned recently with its -contents:::.:9afr.
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Two RIVER, MorriSon county, ann., Astjtolvt
successive: days, 2 distanceI Of fYe hpndre4
and ten miles, averaging over forty NILE 'per
day: :::.!A bridge over tie llississippi atEntih
Falls is much needed; a9y3 ei!3 lis in
HOUSTON. .- 2.s,rna
Four county officers, Treasurer, Judge
Of Probate, County Clerk and Coronlrs ~ to
gagged il choppine, accidently struck: 81 lAhe
arm q little son ofPeter NthtfS' Of La Ure3
cent, the blade penetrating to the .bshe.. sTD
wound was sewed up and,the little, fellow sk
doing well: ,..n j ..r t!.-.-..tf!Sia .!G,as
MOBILES. .!1H nW,,.: a2ts'
Bishop, Ireland, of st., Paul, has 'pur-
chased two townships of land In the, toHn Of
Adrian on which he proposes to locate Haai
gar1an colony :! E;. f5;2lo 3.ij 9ti ut
Mr.. Jenny residing near Wacoaiai rtee.
Gently had several stacks Of grain: struck "
threshcd 507 bushels Of wheat from IL acres,
an average Of over 42 bushels to the aefe....
On the End man from Jordan, Scott County,
named Christian Hazelwlnk while sitting
upon the break-w wheel of q car Of a train E6inE
from Jordan to Minneapolis, was thrown by
wheels; and so fearfully mangled that he died
in two hours. The accident happened at
Vogles' Hill. Ten county officers; besides
three representatives ore to be elected thia
fall. Candidates arc numerous. A; little
daughter Of Sven Anderson of Hancock feQ
into thirty foot well @ recently and q heiaE he<
there wasn't much fun in it,. The snip:
ments from Carver by the Minneapolis; 4 st
Louis Railway during the month Of August
were 511, $50 pounds, while the receipts foTsthe
same period were! 722,4O pounds. ..:.Ai man
chimes at the Hastings, g. Dakota depot sat
Carver laid his vest which contained . valuable
watch, down on, the platform when q 'caT
wheel passed directly over it and ground it to
fragments. ,;. ,szxc
On the afternoon of the I'd inst, an un-
occupied cabin on W.. F.. Balls place nearEnr
troit was set fire by an incendiary and burned.
The house on the same place was burned in; the
same manner nearly a year ago. :'''
~ WADENA. =: i:'' l9t!!TEf
= Wadena county received the premium
for the largest and best variety of grains and
the best bilshcl Of oats, at the State fair IN
Minneapolis. - -. 81, -
At the late election of school officers III
lie Roy, quite number of ladies voted, 2 ana
nof< III III ~
clerk of the board. ,..,n.
w. J. Severance, of Mankato has been
appointed telegraph operator ut st. Peter. =.
Charles Otto is a candidate for the Democratic
nomination for clerk of court. .. John Meany
had his foot caught in the cylinder of athresh-
ing machine in Mankato township and SO bad
ly injured that amputation was necessary.
A new threshing machine, and several stacks
of wheat were burned near Mapleton recently.
:. Joseph Berghcr, an old time resident. Of
Mankato, has returned and resumed the prac
ticc of law in that city. = ...: ,:,..ii .>,;5
:, -..... -: :: ..sTEARNs. ,.,.:,,, ,,-..,o
Melrose, wants an archery club Cat
| tie yards to accomm6date the Increased SHIP
mcnts have been built by the railroad enznpe-
ny just. below the elevator at Melrose. ose.:r1:r
didatei Before the Democratic convention for
nomination as county treasqrer, ,ti f-zsa
On the afternoon Of the 8th, the stables
adjoining the Commercial Hotel at st. Petef,
caught fire and were burned with; their con-
tents, five horses, 4 number of pigs and A. lot
Of hay. A Saloon was also burned ana 4 iiuih-
berof adjacent buildings 1nadeo1 natto1 e.
cape. -. A. Convention of the Peoples Party is
full ticket placed in the field.:.:T.sG Carter
| of St. Peter has been nominated on the. State
Temperance ticket for Railroad Commissiph- h !
er. % ''' 1'':i'' 'i 10
l.; 49, = - M1xxfAroLis.'j div ~
On the 9Th inst. the; Greenbdck Com
mittee and the people g party! met IN convention
and nominated the following ticket: Fol. gov.
ernor, VIM: L., Banning, of et:: Paul; lfeut.
governor, VIM. Meighenj Of Fillmore county; !;
secretary Of state, a.: E.: Rice, Of sKandiyohf
county treasurer, Isaac Staples; of stillw ater
railroad commissioner" Rbenezef 1jer6, Of
Washington county. >. On the 1th; TIA PtoAi.
bitionists met In convention, and nominated[e .
ticket as follows: Governor, Rev. a: WMeFof
Northheld; lieut.. governor, Dr.: PA Jeven,oi
Lake 6 GX sssTst1sy e. P c A.
slocum, Of Winona; attorney general Jamesf
Child, of Waseca. -, j.; ~ f.:1J-.. ;, -.
t.: 4;.;-..; -. WABAsHAT., .-,;,,,... re,
| The house Of Theodore Loechler in
Wabashaw was burned with all the household
effects on the night of the 7th. Insured; for
$40O. The survey Of the Midland Railroad
has reached Zumbro Falls, and 10 miles of
the road are under contract, ID. Ryan EaQ.
of Wisconsin, an old and experienced con-
tractor having the six miles beyond Millville,
and Peterson & Davis, experienced coptrac-
tors from the North Wisconsin Railway, the
next four miles. .., ..:.T -.
OOUV6. -
Alittle sixteen months old daughter
IT, M Campbell was recently run over md
stone~the wheel passing ovef the sskui1 lid
badly crushing It. Sample men with tmop-
ster trunks, pack peddlers, book agents, mpp
men, life insurance agents, lightning rod md
| patent rights men in crowds ire infestmg the
various towns, while the stores !are rcrammed
full@of goods from cellar to gerret: All these
are unmistakable, If not CHEERING evkeAces OF
the bountiful harvest. ''',5 1T :s;i: 1871 .
/ ';....>: :; r MARTIN! Il, s:,,1": aij
Work on the Martin County railroad
has stopped after the completion Or more
than half the grading: The stogpage - .one
the work will be resumed; this fall .. The
County fair will be held in October,
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|!4: a. Sergeant of the, One Hundred d. ssd
Tenth: meets a, peasant woman ON the
train: She: What rel giment do syq1uhc-
long to.''j 'He-"T The !'Huadfedsnu1d
! ,ITcnth. "EShe.A ~ How 'luckY! MY 1son'iis
\ in the Hundred and Eleventh, ne nnskt
to YOU, Will you, take him this 'hanf:"