The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1885-04-02

tom Is in operation In all our leading cities. Ths
eighteen public school buildings Of St. Paul and
ne n. tWenty-thIes Ct Minneapolis. costing from
$4,000 to $4,000. unique In their archi-
lecture. complete in their equipments, thorough
10 ne eyotems and methods thsrs In use. and
with their r. 1?5 attending pupils arc probably
On the RlobA Tha1e are SIX colleges In tho state
Hnder denominatlonal control, one medical col.
lego and th1ee theological semia.zie3., The stats
Eersittes Of the country. Take It iii In oil. W
proudly say that we do not believe that there u
any other community better equipped with 4
symmetrical and thorough than the state q
1ozthwsstsrn Minnesota 3usizsss Hen.
A meeting Of business men for the purpose
Of forming IN organization for tho protection
Of the mutual interests of merchants and bust
ness men Of Northwestern Minnesota wa
held. at Fergus FAlla There were a
Helegatef present froh 9 ESuntles: Follow
fr.t II name o. Of thu oresn;..t;on ,h.,,
b the Northwestern Business Mems asso-
citation.
Second-The object of the said association
shall be toprotectthe business interest of North
ern Atnnesota in matters pertaining to the gen-
Third-The officers Of the said association
shall be president, vice president, secretary as
sistant secretary, treasurer, and An executive
fohrth1Any town u Ncrthrestern Minnie
sofa eha4 b sntitled tt Ill tho BENEFITS Of this
association upon the payment Of u annually
for each member Of ito local organization Any
place now possessing chamber OF commerce
or board Of trade Is free to avail itself of the
Dement'S Of this organization to the fec not ex-
oeeding e2 for any single association When
there IL no local organization in = town, any
Rrr,n ha1 no.
OF this association upon tho payment of 81 an
nually:
Fifth The regular meeting of this orgsniza-
ton shall be held semi-annually on the second
Wednesday Of March and September Of each
year: Special meetings can be held at tho call
ten DAYS notice.
sixth-These articles san bs amended by 4
majority vote 1t any regular seihi- annual meet
Tho following officers were appointed:
dent, L H. Barrett Grant; s W. Rankin, Neck
urer. W. NJ Ross, Polk; executive committee,
A. c. Earstry, Grant; W. l. Winston, Otter
Tail; j. F. Stevenson, Stearns; committee on
by-lsws. G: D. Wright Otter Tail; "; B: Mitch
ell, stearn:; H: g. Page, s Molen, ". D. Par
kinson; Otter Tail:
Jacob Santer, who was convicted of man.
slaughter at Chaska, was about to receive SEN
tence when = flaw was found in the indictment
and no was GOT free.
Fire destroyed two store buildings at Byron
belonging to Messrs Moe and Cutting. LOSS
slo,ON Noes building was not insured
Thomas Larson, arrested in Minneapolis on
. charge Of obtaining money under false pre-
lenses, was bound over to the district court at
Red Wing, in default Of $500 bail
W. H. Ryne of Mortified, has received 81, 600
back pension and will receive "a per week
hereafter
Ransom Davis of Union Grove, has received
y, 200 back pension with IS per month here
after.
Two store buildings with contents, belonging
to Messrs. Noes and Cutting At Byron, were
burned. Loss from $4,000 to $l2,OOO Noes
building was not insured.
Special Examiner Charles F. Nichols, former.
IL Of tho Grand Rapids district, has been trans.
ferred I'd st. Paul, and will have charge here
after Of the pension examinations in that dis
riot
Joseph Mecback, blacksmith of Wheatland,
Rice county, was shot in = thigh by the acct
dental discharge Of a gun, and bled to death.
A Dutch emigration agency has bought 3d.
600 acres in Chippewa. Renvllle and Kandiyoli
counties, on which it will place large foreign
colony.
The State Dental Association recommended
to Gov. Hubbard a. dental examiners under
Martindale, Of Minneapolis. Doctors G. 1
Brown, James WEIGH aud Bigelow, Of St Paul;
Miller Of St Peter; DR.: Metcaif Of Duluth,
and DR.. Merry Of Stillwats:.
Ransom Davis, late resident Of Union
Grove, received notice Of the allowance of 4
back pension of over q, zoo, with IS per month
hearafter.
George Knudson, general merchant of Spring
field, assigned Liabilities unknown.
den their parishioners to attend roller Kinks.
Thomas Larson, arrested at Minneapolis on .
charge of obtaining money under false pre-
lenses, had his examination at Red Wing recent
ly and was bound over to the next term Of tho
district court in default Of $500 bail.
W F. Clark Of Plainview, his received tho sp-
pointment Of the cadetship to West Point with
Fred Hamlin of Winona, ~ alternative.
The NJ. E. Sunday school Of Pelican Rapids
passed resolutions Of thanks to the n. E. Sun
day school at Goshen, Ind, for library Of 20C
books.
The Granite Falls Norwegian Literary
society have procured fine selection OF Scan
dinavian and English books.
A 300 Lutheran church will be erected in
GAINESVILLE this summer.
One Walker, driver Of the stage between
Monticello and Buffalo, attempted to ravish .
lady passenger. He has fled
Rev. r. R. Riddell, d. D., has resigned tho
pastorate Of the First Baptist church and left
st. Paul for good. DR.. Rlddell gave as his
reasons for resigning, i'll health and = desire
to relieve the church from the burden which
tho allegations hanging over him have imposed
upon it
The death OF Mrs. Minerva Gridley in Hart.
fort, Conn, brings q valuable bequest to
Carleton college, Mortified Her husband,
Eben Gridloy, died some years ago and left his
entire property to be divided between Carleton
and Mount Holyoke female seminary, South
Hadley, Mass, upon the death Of his wife, tho
latter to have the use Of the estate during her
life. The estate is estimated at about &c. 600
but will probably exceed that valuation.
n w. Prins, Jr, of Prins l. Zwaneburg,
Amsterdam, Holland; Theodore F. Koch,
Groningen, Holland; and N. c. Frederiksen,
Chicago, have been in St Paul perfecting
plans for colonizing large bodies Of land in
Chippewa, Renville and Kandiyohi counties
with foreign immigrants.