The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1885-03-19
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Minnesota tskg Do cake On smber-cans
sugar as Tie New Orleans exposition.
The Holstsin breeders met at Faribsult and
perfected The seGenlzstion Of IN association,
electng The following odloers: 8 II Emery,
Lake dty, president; Col Leggett, Benson,
vice president; 4 J: Myers, Wells, secretary;
L H Stanton, Morris, treasurer; Il J. Leavitt,
Wesecs; e ?. Taylor, Dodge Center, and & +:
constitution and bylaws were adopted and the
association adjourned subject to tho call Of the
president
Tho following were placed in tho peniten.
Hary upon sentence Of TIE district court Of
Hennepin county: Thomas White, larceny in
. dwelling, years; James Thompson, larceny
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western Manufacturing and Car works for the
elerk.
20 o'aormsn filed his report for February
Of his reoeivsrship Of Seymour, sebin l. Co.
Hie receipts were d, SO Is. and disbursements
II IL related that District Attorney Wood Of
Todd county, curtailed Sheriff Davis fees, by
refusing to allow numerous Witnesses to bo
summoned In . trivial casa Davis then got
Wood to take ono drink with him Wood got
drunk and vas arrested and fined s. Wood
claims he vas drugged Hs refused to pay and
wss locked up.
A petition IL In circulation Ut Hastings for
the appointment Of Gen. Le Due Is one Of the
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authorized by the legislature
Tho farmers Of tho Northern part Of Kittson
county met st 81 Vincent and organized .
branch Of the State Farmers alliance.
Owing to the demand Of the Minnesota Asso-
oiston Of Trotting and Pacing Horse Breeders
fdf . colt stake for two-year-olds. the COM
mites on stake races have decided to offer the
following stake, to be trotted for the Same
time - the other stakes announced: Stake for
two year-olds. tho foals of 1888, entrance $l5,
With $50 added; money payments, $5, q and
Which vii close March II; tho second pay
mont Nay /, and the third and final payment
ton days before the race; all entries to be made
to h c. Judson, secretary, Pennington, MINI.
A Warrington special accords p H. Kelly
tho Distribution Of Ainnesot. patronage.
heart disease recently.
J. 81. Kslly's store in Luverne was partially
burned, sntailing loss Of e4O0 covered by in
eurancaL
Lucy Kelly Of Duluth has made IN assign
nnent to Andrew Jackson
The development Of series Of scandals in
the upper married circles Of society At WILL
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cd in determined war being Waged against
skatng rinkA
The revision Of losses and insurance Of last
weeks fire il - follows: c. H. Strobeck, loss
on building At Ltchfeld $500: no insurance.
h. Bowling, loss on stock, 81 800; on accounts
44O0 Insurance d, 600, - follows: In Spring
feld, nasa Fire and Marine, 500; in Cont
mental, $500; in Phenix Of Brooklyn, N Y,
$500 J. Kounsbrick's loss on building, $500;
on stock, 81 600; insured on building for $500
in Northwestern National Of Milwaukee.
James Reidel Of Spring Valley is reported to
have fallen heir to a, OOO, 600 BY the death of
IN uncle in the old country.
Jens Nelson Of Amor, Otter Tail county, COL
lected several hundred dollars in mo ney and
skipped with woman, leaving his wife, who
threatens to forgive him if he will return
The front and rear windows Of one Of the
best known saloons in Crookston were badly
wrecked beyond repair by lady firing . re-
volver through them at radon. 1t appear.
her chubby" was in the saloon with the b'hoys
at .. M, and preferred bowling up to going
home, hence the shooting.
jennie ONO, who signed the affidavit to the
effect that she testified falsely in the trial Of
Mrs Be0nson for burning her hotel at Hen
derson, has written to County Attorney Klpp,
that she was hired to make the affidavit This
effort to secure pardon for Mrs. Bronson.
Miss Annie FELTON, OF Cleveland, La Sueur
county, attempted suicide by taking poison,
but was saved by medical skill
J. B. Gazette Of Rice's station, Benton coun-
ty, against whom judgment for $500 was
recently rendered in district court in q breach
OF promise case, in favor of young lady with
whose affections he had been trifing, has Just
made an assignment in favor Of his creditors
Hewas married to another young lady short
time ago.
Two notable weddings viii shortly interest
Duluth people-that Of James c. Hunter, con-
hdential clerk Of George Spencer Co., and
. we'll known young business man, and Miss
Mary Ensign, daughter Of Mayor J. D. Ensign,
ouu AS01s - D. OAu1tu, JE, manager IN that
city Of the Ohio Central Barge and Coal com
pany, and Miss Clara Coleman, who was last
year tho principal Of the high school, will be
united In marriage at Manisteo.
-Irs. Betsey Cameron of Red Rock died Of
pneumonia, and was buried at Austin. Her
age was eighty seven yeara Two of her sons,
Young T. and Judge George NJ, reside At Aus.
tin. Her husband, aged about eighty eight
years, is still living
Under the new laws the governor has the
following Offices to fill, created by the late
Legislatures: Three judgeships, Eleventh,
Seventh and new Thirteenth districts; dairy
commissioner; fve commissioners of the state
park 1T Minuehaha; five commissioners to To-
cate third insane hospital in tho northern
part Of the state, two railroad commissioners:
three commissioners on tho Minnesota Wiscon-
sin boundary; five commissioners to locate
state public school The governor has not
considered any application, and the Offices viii
not DO filed probably short Of fortnight
The sixteenth annual report Of the commits
sioner Of statistics for 1854 has been issued.
It is . pamphlet Of 81 pages, divided into four
chapters, giving statistics relating to agricul-
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