St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-05

clothing for family. as well as furniture
and help to build OH the farm.
James Rowley, Hinckley. laborer,
owns 100 acres In Eau Claire county,
and has 500 due him; gwen clothing
ana ticket to Eau Claire.
| John E. Hanson, aged fOrty-sIX, has
wife and three children. Had home
in Hinckley on which $500 was paid;
given meals and transportation to West
| Superior to look for family.
| ID. s. Wallace, aged twenty-four.
laborer at Mission Creek. His furniture
Is in Wisconsin; given clothing.
| John Bergman, age fOrty-seven,
farmer at Hinckley; has u homestead;
| given clothing for self, wife and two
| children; wants to 20 back on farm.
+. .. Rusk, age thirty-ihree; has wife
| and two children: he has a homestead;
| given clothing for family.
| Albert Frazer. age thlrty-one; has
wife and four children at Hinckley;
| given clothing.
| N. Ii. Wickluhd. age thirty. four; has
wife and three children; he has home
stead; given clothing, and wants to go
back OH farm Ii lie gets assistance to re-
build.
A. Holmgren, OF Minneapolis, given
meals and transportation.
| Andrew Nelson, aged fifty-SiX, has
wife and three children; laborer; has
$50 due from town of HInckley. Given
Hans Wingren. aged thirty, laborer at
Hinckiey. Given meals ana ticket to
| Rush C!ty.
| Peter Bergman, aged twenty-three,
lab0rer at Mission Creek. Wants meals
and work.
John Berg. aged thirty-five, laborer
at Mission Creek. Wants clothes and
| work.
Mary Hanson, aged twenty. servant
at Hinckley. Sent TO Rush City.
| Gus SandQuist, laborer at Mission
Creek. wants clothes and work.
| Charles Carter, aged thlrty-nine,
| labOrer at Hinckley, wants clothing and
work.
Harry Carter. age thirty. laborer at
| Hinckley, clothing and work wanted.
Charles Fraser, age twenty-five. la
borer at Hinckley, given clothing and
| sent 10 Eau Claire.
Frank Beckwith. laborer. Hinckley;
clothing and work, and wants money
for his wife in Canada.
Martha NelSonage twenty-fOur, Sand
stone, had SS5 in Hinckley bank; sent
to st. Paul.
Reuben Osternick, aged thirty five,
farmer and cabinet maker at Brook
Park; wants work and clothing.
Simon Benton, woodsman at Grind
stone; has homestead of forty acres on
which $500 was paid. His home that
cost $3.50 was burned; clothing and pro-
visions provided.
Charles Berg, age forty; has wife;
wants clothing and help 10 build Oh
| farm.
A. Nelson, laborer at Hinckley. age
| thirty-four; has wife and two children;
| given clothing.
Andrew Rusk. age thirty-one. laborer;
given clothing.
Edward j. Boyle. age thirty-seven,
| Mission Creek, lumber manufacturers;
given transportation.
Simon Benton, Grindstone: has home
stead; wants help to get back OH farm.
Charles Berg, Hinckley; has home
stead; wants to 90 back on land.
H. l.. Holm, age forty-two, has wife
wants help.
Ii. Chitfman, age thirty-six, Brook
| Park, has forty acres; given relief.
j. U. BARGE, age fOrty-nine, laborer,
sent to Eau Claire.
Coul La Bross, age twenty.eight.
| Sent to Canada.
Mrs. l.. Calhum. age sixty. Sent to
Minneapolis.
e. F. Collier. age twenty-six. Wife
| and three children. sent TO Minneapolis.
| Has forty acres not paid for.
W. N. Carver, age sixty-one, Brook
Park; sent TO Wyoming.
J. G. Batty, age tifty-two, Brook Park,
sent to La Crosse.
w. l.. Seymoure, age thirty-five, Brook
Park, mechanic; sent to Winona.
p. ii. Nyberg, Mission Creek, has
eighty acres; given clothing.
James Cloutier, Hinckley, has lot in
ST. Paul: sent to st. Paul.
l.. &. johnson, age forty-four, has
| wife and child; has forty acres partly
paid for; given clothing and wants to go
back on land.
Sven Swensep, aged twenty-five. Mis-
sion Creek. The railroad company owes
him $50. Given clothing.
Oscar Hansen, aged thrty-fve,
Hinckley, laborer. Clothing and work.
E. *. Norton, aged eighteen, laborer.
Given clothing.
Peter Noberg, Mission Creek. Given
clothing and sent to Cambridge.
Otto Will. aged forty.five, has forty
acres. Wants clothing and help to
| build.
John Turner, aged thirty-seven, Mis-
! sion Creek. stationary engineer. Given
clothing.
John Sestin. Mission Creek, has eighty
acres; given clothing for sself and
family.
Oscar A. Peterson, age thirty.eIght,
has S25 worth of property; given cloth.
ing for self and family.
| John Mcnamara, age sixteen, Hinck.
ley; sent to White Bear.
AXel HOlmgren, Hinckley, age thirty
three; sent to Rush City, where his
wife is: wants work.
F. t. Russell, age fifty-seven; his
wife is batly burned; given clothing.
Nels WingreD, age forty; laborer;
wants work.
l.. Fl. Glow, foreman of Brennan Lum
Der company at Hinckley, lost 81, 500;
given transportation to Duluth.
Is. l.. Glow, age twenty-one: lumber
man: given clothing.
William Kelly, age thirty-seven, fore.
man of lumber camp, is also a hotel
keeper. Given clothing.
Charles Lund, aye thirty-one, lumber
man at Hinckley: lost $500. Given
clothes for self and family of four.
John Swan, aged tifty-three, carpen-
Ter on railroad; has farm of forty acres:
wants clothing and help to build.
Nels Parsons, has lot; given clothing
for self and family.
George triendohl, aged twenty.four,
clerk IN store at Sandstone; given ticket
to Minneapolis.
Eric Nelson, laborer at Hinckley aged
thIrty-elght; given transportation.
Daniel Hoffman, aged thirty-one; has
homestead at Hinckley; wants help to
20 back on farm.
Hermann Lindahl. age thirty eight:
mas wife and six children; given
clothing and sent to st. Paul, where he
has house and lot.
FRED Few, age twenty-seven; laborer
at Hinckley: wants clothes and work.
George Weireter, age thrty-nine;
lost cows and one horse; has one horse
anu cow left; wants to 20 back Oh farm
and start dairy
Others seeking for relief or transport
tation kept pouring in until the CON-
nIiflaa niiit To-. IL.