The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1905-09-09
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An examination ola sample OF water
taken from well in the vicinity OF
Lake Amelia has shown that the water
supply in that district is in very poor
condition. and that some step must be
taken to remedy it, or dire results may
result. The water was taken to the
city health department by the resi-
dents, who were doubtful OF its pur
ity. The analysis was made by Chem
list Needs. who stated that the water
showed the presence OF bacteria. AL
though no immediate contagion is liza
bic to result from use OF this water.
so Chemist Needs says, the impurity
is such that continued use OF the water
might result i'll typhoid or similar dis
ease. The residents have declared
their intention of digging new WE'LL
As result OF falling from fifty
foot scaifola while at work doing some
repairing Oh Elevator G. liz Polk st.
Sc. John Tcrnes, carpenter, 1896 9th
81. NE. is dead and his partner, Mar
tin Mulcare. 62S Tyler ST.. is confined
to his home with broken leg and
serious injuries. The accident occur
red Monday noon. The two men were
at work at the top OF the scaffold
where they had almost completed
| their task. Suddenly and without warr-
ing their fellow workmen on the
ground saw the framework sway. The
next moment it collapsed and Ternes
and his companion struck the earth
within a few feet of each other.
Ternes' maddened cry will never be
forgotten by his companions. AS the
scaffold fell he was pitched headlong
from it and he was thrown to instant
| death.
The Hennepin County Territorial
Pioneers association met Wednesday
to take formal possession of the Ard
Godfrey house, the first frame house
built on the present site of Mime
apolis, and to consider plans for its
preservation and use. The association
will at once set about securing lot
upon which to place the historic dwell
ing, and will then make it storehouse
ior all the mementos of the early days
which may be contributed. A valuable
addition to the collection already made
is harpsichord, brought up the Mis-
sissippi to St. Anthony by the late S.
A. Jcwett in 1858, and presented to the
association Tuesday by his daughter,
Mrs. George H. Richer. The Pioneers
association voted to join with the Ma
tive Sons OF Minnesota Oh Sept. 20 i'll
the centennial celebration OF the treaty
made by Lieutenant Zebulon M. Pike
with the Sioux, at the present site OF
Fort Smelling.
The biggest single prospect seen i'll
tile milling trade for long time was
noted Thursday, according to the
Northwestern Miller, when Mime
apolis milling company received a
straight offer from the United King
dom for round lot OF 100000 barrels
Of -four. The business was not entered
as the price was a little too low, but
the fact that loo,ooo-barrel lot should
be SO close to the working point is
highly significant. The Miller says
there is encouragement in the shifting
of the markets into a more norma
condition, and return Of old-time ex,
port trade appears close at hand. Six,
teen mills and half of another are now
in operation, out OF the twenty-five
mills here, larger proportion OF the
total capacity than has been utilized TO,
some time If export trade develops
as now seems likely, all the mills
should be forcing capacity before long
Rudolph Naucr. 1876 Second avenue
north, an employee OF the Northern
Pacific railroad, met death last Satur.
day in railway accident at Buffalo
N. D. Nauer in some unaccountablt
manner fell between two freight car!
Just as the train was pulling into tho
station. The train was moving slowl,
and he was almost Immediately dis
covered by his companions who wen
10 his rescue. Both legs were crushed
of just above the knees and the vic
tim was bleeding proiusely. Although
physician was at the station at thu
time OF the accident and rendered hi
services Immediately Nauer died with
in two hours after the accident. He dit
not lose consciousness but was rationa
to the last. Death was brought on b.
the loss of blood. The remains hav'
been brought to this city and the fun
eral will be held here. Mr.. Nauer wa
rs years of age and unmarried. IL
resided with his brother, ]. M. Nauer
ard is we'll known here.
Welded at St. Stephens.
At St. Stephens church "Wednesday