The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1885-03-26

majority thereof, and also forH-two meuiberS
Of The bar Of the district outside Polk county.
Judge Reynolds is about sixty years old, and
na pioneer Miunesotian. He was elected fudge
! OF probate Of Olmsted county in 1868 and held
tne once Tor four years, removing TO 1inneapo-
hs IN 1874 There he served a. associate Judge
OF the municipal court for some time, and in
1910 removed to Fergus Falls. Thence he soon
tFsnsferre.l his resldenee to Detroit, and whom
tho land Office was removed to Crookstop, fol-
lowed to the latter place, which has bsen his
has reputation among his fellow members q
me bar for logical, judicial mind, and they
recommend him highly TOT the position to
which he was appointed.
George Il. Wakefield, prominent citizen Of
W1nona II dead
A. $35, 900 -four mill will be built ct Elysian,
10 sueur county, this spring.
The Milwaukee l. st. Paul railroad Office 1t
Eggleston, Goodhue county was burned
At St Paul = coroner's jury decided that
Kellogg killed both Mrs. Barrette and himself
A La Due Of Mantorville is said to be = can:
didats Tor United States marshal Of Minnesota
Hendrick Whitman Of Washington. was rob.
bed Of $3.50 by colored haflots 1t Sioux City.
The BONN Manufacturing company complet-
Cd It's purchase Of tho Nelson lumber yard
The suit of Thompson va The Pioneer
tress, ct minneapolis, resulted in i disagree
ment of the jury.
The Winona & St Peter Railroad company
under the recent decision, get large body Of
land near Lamberton
1t is said the governor offered Congressman
Nelson the Seventh district judgeship, but he
declined for political reasons.
movement is on foot which seems recent
" to have taken definite shape for establish
ing an iron rolling mill In st. Paul
Two large elk have been shipped from G. A.
De CRAFTS. Lake Elysian stock farm to Presi-
dent Hill, ofthe Manitoba railroad.
Red Wing reports that the total liabilities Of
tho Clauson estate aggregate s132, o46; and that
Daniel Moriarity of Hastings has begun IN
action against Eugene Hicks, who for some
time has been living with Moriarity's wife.
Adam Fergelson, an employe Of Lawrence's
lumber camp on Lake Leighton, below Poke
gems, was killed in the plneries by falling
tree
On his return home to Brainerd, G. F. Kin
dred was Frustrated with threatening attack
Of congestion. He was confined to his bed for
time, but no more further serious trouble ia
anticipated.
Washington Sipes, . convict at the prison,
was transferred to St. Peter, having recently
become insane He was sentenced from Winona
for five years for granddaughter, and his term
expires in June next
At st. Vincent, Hugh Griffith, one IL ths
lately elected supervisors, was assisting in
moving house, he fell and was caught under
It, causing fracture of the skull and other in
Juries. he is IN critical condition.
Frank Harpin was before Judge Titus at
Moorhead, on the charge of rape on the person
of Z fourteen-year- old girl name Christian
Jaeshin, two miles north of Moorhead Hewas
bound over in $500 to await the action Of the
grand jury:
case Of fatal shooting occurred 1t Mime
sofa Lake, Blue Earth county, which will result
In the death of a butcher named Kulla. An
other man was handling revolver, which was
accidentally discharged, the ball striking Kulla
in the stomach.
Henry Oster, former resident of St Cloud,
and later q farmer near st. Joseph, Stearns
county, was killed the 18th inst, while telling
tree in the woods with his son. The tree
lodged in falling, and the butt swinging around
struck Oster in the side Of tho head killing him
instantly
Enterprising Duluth people want the county
commissioners to authorize vote At the spring
election submitting the question Of granting q
bonus of $lOO, 900 in twenty per cent bonds to
aid in the construction Of the Duluth Il Winni-
peg, to be delivered on corr letion Of the road
in March, 1885,
G. n. Parker has leased the Northern Pacific
foundry at Brainerd and taken a contract to
furnish tho road with their iron and brass cast
ings for & term of five years. The Brainerd
foundry has capacity of from fifty to seventy
five tons day Mr. Parker takes possession
on the LIST of April.
The Meridian mill at Willmar, operated BY
c. l. Hurlburt, WAS burned The mill was re-
comfy transferred by Locke l. Bunker of Min
neapolis to Williams Brothers 4 Virgins OF
Willmar for $1,000 c. l. Hurlburt lost stock
and household furniture stored in the mill
worth 81 ,5CO; no insurance.
trust deed from the Minnesota, st. Croix L
Wisconsin to c. L. Colby and E. H. Abbott, of
the Wisconsin Central, was executed-the COM
pany, for s4O0, OOO, giving to Colby and Abbott,
covering all that lies between Lake Phalen
junction to John street, in Kittson's addition.
Henry Beanhein, John Ballnger and Henry
Fairbanks, accused of selling liquor to the In
dams on the White Earth reservation were
brought before Commissioner Mills at Moore
head were all bound over to the June term Of
the United States circuit court at Winona with
bonds at $500 each. The prisoners are half
breeds.
At Winnebago City, fire was discovered in
building occupied by Whitney l. Son, and be-
fore it could be checked four buildings were
burned to the ground. The losses are: J.
Bathrick, drug stock, $500; B. X. Whitney,
building, $500; J: Huntington, building,
el, 800; J. Beacher, furniture, $3.50; p. Nc
kinstry l. Co. stock and building 81 500; Whit
ney & Son, stock, $780,
The state board of pharmacy has been COM
pleted by the appointment by the governor Of
R. O. Sweeny of St Paul for five years, S. L.
Croker of Faribault for four years, Thomas
F. Stark and H. g. Webster Of Minneapolis
for three and two years respectively, W. 8.
Getty OF st. Paul for one year. The board
was constituted by the recent legislature and
its objects have been fully explained.
Deputy State Auditor Kenyon, in making
careful examination Of the various bills, pass
cd by the last legislature finds that several ap-
preparations have been incorporated into some
Of the innocent-looking bills, which will have
to be added to the totals already published.
The discovery of this fact makes it necessary
that every bill be examined separately and
closely, and consequently the work of COM
piling is slow and laborious.
The Fergus Falls Daily Journal and Daily
Telegram consolidated, the paper to be contin-
ued as the Daily Journal under the following
management: A. J. Underwood president;
Vernon A. Wright Vice Dresiflent. r n TN
derwood, secretary; Elmer E. Adams, treas