St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-05
BELIEF AT Pine CITY.
The Work of the Committees
Being Handled in Splen-
did Shape.
MANY SUFFERERS AIDED.
TRANSFORMATION Being Fur
nished to All Who
Wish 1t.
LIST OF THE INJURED.
Systematic Registration Re-
duces the Work to
Large Extent.
LIST OF THE INJURED.
Special 10 the Globe.


and the committee all day, The peo-
pie were registered and given orders for
supplies and food. Many of them were
farmers who own their land but lost all
their personal effects, such as stock,
houses and goods Up to Monday night
seventy heads OF families and single
men had been registered. Over 100
registered today. among them being:
Andrew Adolph, aged twenty-three,
Hinckley, farmer.
q. Ii. Edlund, aged twenty-SiX, Mis-
sion Greek; owns l20 acres on which
he has paid SlSS; given clothing for self
and children.
}. A. Gustatson. aged fifty-three, has
farm. given clothing and food.
William Lindeke. aged thlrty-slX,
Sandstone, given transportation 10 Still
water.
John Hawley. aged fifty-four. has
three children. who were sent TO Du-
luth. lie was given clothing and meals.
John Stanchlield, aged torty-nine, car
penter, has wife and four children,
had home, given clothing.
w. ii. Nowack, age thirty three,
Hinckley; owns 100 acres. clear; given
clothing and TRANSFORMATION to Still
water.
Ralph Rasmussen. age thirty, fireman
in quarry at Sandstone; lost 500 IN
bank; given transportation 10 west
Superior.
Andrew johnson. Hinckley; very
poor; gwen clothing and wants work.
Andrew Lund. age twenty eight.
Sandstone; worked in quarry; given
transportation to West Superior.
Peter Gustafson, age thirty-one,
Hinckley, lived on rented farm with
wife and babe, needs clothing anu
wants 10 go back OH farm.
Swan johnson. age tweEty-elght.
Hinekley, given clothing.
William Bemil. age tifty-oue, been in
Hinckley twenty-five years, a ma
chinist. given clothing and transpor-
talion TO Rochester, n. Y.
Anthony Anderson, age fourteen,
Hinckley, given clothing and trans
portation to Duluth.
Ed Warbeston, age fofty-three, has a
wife and three children, given clothing.
Nels SetberQuist, age eighteen, Hinck-
ley; gwen clothing.
Charles johnson, age thirty-one. Mis-
sion Creek; given clothing.
A. q. Moberg, age twenty-five. Mis-
sion Creek, has eighty acres, worth
$500. on which $50 was paid: given
clothing and wants help to rebuild.
Dennis Dunn. age twenty-five. Hinck-
ley, nothing lett; given clothing and
meals.
Wells De Long. age twenty-nine,
laborer: given clothing for self and
family; he wants to go back on his
farm.
Christ Best. age thirty-two; given
clothing.
John Best, age thirty-eight, farmer,
has four COWS, two horses and some pc
tatoes left; given clothing and wants
help to rebuild on his farm.
William Merrigan, age eighteen, given
clothing.
Gust Berg, age twenty-one, Hinckley,
laborer. has S25 due from railroad;
given underclothes.
Nels Benson, age fifty-one, Hinckley,
laDorer owns farm clear of debt;
needs clothing and work.
John GustafsOn, age twenty-nine,
Hinckley; given clothing and care
until hands are well.
John Bean, age twenty-five, laborer
1T Hinckley, given clothing.
Hans Paulsen, aye thllty-nine, has
wife and four children. millwright:
had n small house OH company grounds :
wants clothing and work.
Joseph Sexton. age twenty-five, Mis-
sion Creek, burned out: lives in a tent;
given clothing.
ii. s. Rice. age .thirtv.five. Mission
Greek, has eighty acres of land worth
$500; his wife is sick; given clothing.
Eric Nelson, aged thirty-four, has
wife and five small children; owns
100 acres Of land, all paid for: need.
clothing.
Peter Hokanson. aged twenty-sevcn
has vile and one child at Hlnckle
has two horses left and wants furniture
and clothing.
Q. a. Carisen. aged twenty. visiting
ai Hinckiry; given transportation I,
Rock Island.
Peter Cnnt, aged fifty-six has a wifi,
and child; owns three lots at Hinckley
given clothing,
Z. j. Bray. age forty.seven, Hinckley
laborer; given clothing and transporta.
ton to North Branch.
o. l.. Settland, age twenty-one, Hinck
ley, laborer: wants clothing and work
Otto Staufer1eldt, age twenty-siX, ha!
q child. lie was hotel keeper: need.
clothing.
Peter Jansen, age twenty-one; the
company owes him S2G; wants clothins
and work; was sent to Duluth.
Louis Olson, age seven; shipped t
Duluth.
John Espenbach. age thirty-four
Hlnckley; has furniture in Eau Claire
given clothing and sent to Eau Claire.
II: Hollmgren. missionary, residing
OF Minneapolis; sent home.
James Lund. age twenty-eight, Hinck
ley, wants clothing and work.
Ole johnson, sge thirty, Hipcklel
TO Eau Claire.
Fred Anderson, Hlnckley, laborer
has S25 due from railroad company
wants work.
Z. A. peterson, has wife and home
stead OF forty acres; wants clothing anC
lumber to build snanty.
.. Richards, age eighteen, his father
mother and five other children missing
Wants clothing and work.
nj. Anderson has $40 due from com
pany; given meals and ticket to Still
water.
Frank Westergren, age twenty.eight
Sandstone. Given ticket to Minneapolis
william RlcKetson, age twenty nine
nas wife and three small children. III
TO Minneapolis.
August SchuSslpr. age fifty, reside
~" 40 q tCuiNSlcls w anus meal
and work.
Albert Schlissler, age twenty-five
Hinckley. laborer on railroad. Want
clothing and work.
Louis Ulien, age twenty-five, Hlnck
ley, laborer. Wants work and clothing
says he would rather tramp than q
back TO his father at Rush CITY.
Nick Paulns, age twenty-four. Hincl
ley. Sent TO Stevens Point.
Richard Natb; turned over 10 ID
knutson.
"A. q. johnson, age fifty, Of st. Paul
given clothing and ticket To st. Paul.
John Nelson. age twenty -four, stou,
cutter at Sandstone: given clothing an
sent to Minneapolis.
August Anderson, age ffty-on
prosecutor at Sandstone; wants ciotl
Ing and work.
Carl Jenke, age forty-fve, farmer
Hlnckley: has wife and four children
had a Homestead of forty acres; al!
$500 paid on forty acres more; wan