The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1891-09-10


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he gained acce1es " the board oNdswas
talking with enperin tendent Rapley
6 that. company bout 40
NE. Rtpley'ss baSik - turned laeer he
heard thas luna To say his TIM had
come,= ana harmed just g time to grasp
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Loo owner. 81 nnl,,tl,1. I'LL .er...,n,, ].
g g Pus sop 70 species q piracy that
l nas5 oeen practaced upon the lumber.
mon mon ss sne mead @ the lake. Several
me make business Of picking mp
sc e logs along the shores OF the
I1ver ana Day ana converting them into
=, taole material Sometimes
S 'l'' logs are q. made into Cord wood,
sonetlnes. mo paving blocks snn 1res
4uuus'y tne .aYer P'r ases sssm ssew g
p.ece On eacn eng q tne ioR ana then
asse"P! 70 sell Y 20 the very man who
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Child Killed III by : Binder. 8.
oracle. the ll.year-old daughter of
vonn TRUE q. VINO lives = few miles
,o =. OF hocnester' was accidentally
kiiled oy q binder. Mr. Iritten was
cutting grain, and hsd i've horses on
the binder one OF which Oracle was
riding, when . dog ran through the
nelo 1l ana 1rlgntened them: The horses
started to run, throwing her under the
her head, smashing Il terribly and kill
ing her instantly. <.1 go" j
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M
uo 1lse 'l@,n was run tne otner aay
On tne itasca LUMBER Company's log
s,us soau' wn'En mas just been COM
Z! r.o..u lor ~ ml..'s ~ inc oireetlon OF
:. tug ~ n"..oNet oo.uu"ry, =, " Wnere
80. -. 49, 49,. - oA'e1ueu Nc .ine Is
WILL bring logs from the interior and
dump them into the Mississippi, along
which large landings have been con-
structed.
- & 1900 ~,
A+4o,,o~ ~ nsI--,,
800 ~. ~. .n. .sse" auu parry
W., ~. JY w" as 1no.'s nea, crooRs'on'
s.o,. W." =. ~ ~ n4sson "ss ly1ng ON ms
cnangc the shells in his gun. While
letting down the hammers he pulled
the wrong Trigger and the charge OF
snot went through the toe OF his LETT
snoo' CARVING part OF MS nrst two
Toes WIN IT, =
Drovn.d H.-..,,
H.. ;.. 20 .ss ~ ~,
one If the oldest se++,a~s - ..;.ss... f'
liza comn,;++sd s,,;o;d. s.A..
her..lf ct N1;nnstonL. ish T.,-s
Minnetonk. whey. H. Co.. =. 1,;,.. ~
a SIMMER cottaoe She had ha.n s,f.
ferinp from, nervous nrostrot;o,, co. :,
wear. and her reason was nnsatt,ad
She was 60 vears old
Mlnnesota's Horscs.
A census bulletin shows that there
were $1,000 horses on hand in Mime
sofa on June l. 1899; 9,s15 mules and
.so asses mere were 1oa'ed in 1889
IN minnesota 81, ESQ horses, $50 mules
anu 90 asses Inc NUMBER OF horses
~ ~ I,Ie sta'e =, Ao9y was So,oos ana
VIC "uaoe q VI "ules or.
a.. rh. Nav. ,,,,.,- ,.,-.,,.,,
Mrs Nvs+r.r we. &c N...--
of Minneanol;s oava nth e. t;yo = . r;-i
and one NV h.hses -. - - - WV H''
= Jacob NJ. Meh1 a Germs, f.rn,--
living in the town If .Forest7 wa.
killed nv a hn,1 while ha waa ,votar;,,-
his cattle =
The tug Rambler. Can't. Yocum q,
Duluth, was burned to the waters edo.
in Canadian waters. -
The new Mitchell g. McC,ura mil, ~
West Duluth has commencel it, sen.
sons cut. Itrequires 80 per cent. less
hands than other mills of like capacity.
Frank Hach, brother of George r.
Hach, of South St. Paul. was amon>
those who lost their lives in the PARK
place explosion in New York city,
Frank Mitchell was actqaen4al,v
killed by John Benson at Argyle while
Benson was drawing q run tovva.r,;;,. him
it went of, killing Mitchell.
Duluth's street railway passed ont Of
a receiver's hands local stocLholdars
having secured . controll;no INTEREST
F. l.. Warawell. formerly a. a. panl
will be made general manager.
Faribault will have the free delivery
system by October. y.
The MINNEAPOLIS hood - .a,,o.+;o,,
has recona;i1ered Il. act;on s~c,md;na
married women from the corn. II
teachers. rs. :s