The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-12-01
RAILROAD NEWS.

We clip the following items frrm tin
Spirit Lake Beacon. relating t" amotl,e
road which, is braring in this direction
The D'sn,ui.rs Northwestern rail
r0s,i bridge acrU>s the lake at O<nl,,j
Will b. erected during the winter, il, III
probability.
Through the kindness Of John w
Scl'iimpf the f'll"wimg paragraph, FROM
the st. Louis Gi"in-D..InOrrat falls H.
t" the hands 1T the l3tac"": IL. b
|k-+lr. SUPERINTENDENT If the DIES
,n"ines & Northwestern. il III tie city
'it says his line will. in i day or So,
open np sixly.+i9I,t miles vt fast class
r"''i. ir'n, l'rSin"i,ts to Jefferson.
Iowa The ultimate destination III
the D+Snoints ad Northwestern is
spirit Lake. $50 miles from D-su,oi,.es.
md the whole distance will h" com
pIrtesl before the summer Of 1882 is
gone. It vii, l'r AZ n'rnsr feeder tn
tie Wthasl', running through u great
graf" aud produce country rs it will
when finished.
The Iksm"imrs Register says:
! The Whole gra''ing contract il 1T to
| Spirit Lake. on the north line If the
state. ~ tw" hundred miles from I).,s
n"in+s. \ Il much "f the grading dome.
AMI the track will reach Spirit Lake by
I the first If lunr.
THE Il c., II. d n.
The I-iyrrm"re correspondent Of the
iiuint"''Il lml-,'rntl- 1T last week sail:
Work "n the b.. e.. L. Il n. Il. Il. is
rapidly being pushed. and il the wealth
~ Will permit the track will bt lai,l t.
West Bend hy Saturday night.
The r G.. Il. 4 ". r. Il. G." have
:''t - T. gular train -" ,hri' line tn this
| place. The train. leaves l.,v.rin",t r"-
! ing east At s A. ". and arrives at CT. NJ.
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