The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-11-02
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resident of West Mankato since
1855, died Saturday. He was a
native of Wales. 49,
Appleton has adopted an ordi-
nance designed to prevent loafers
from lounging on it's streets.
:: The new town Ut Holman, Itasca
county, has a population of 400.
Nearly all are employed in the
1 iron mines.
Minneapolis thugs continue their
carnival of crime and the police
are apparently helpless. 1t might be
we'll for Mayor Jones to place lid
! on holdups as we'll rs on the
saloons.
Roller skating is being revived at
Mankato.
Chas. A. Nelson arrested at Man
kato, has been taken to Fergus Falls
for trial on the charge of robbing q
postoffce in the northern part Of the
state.
The Minnesota Federation of
WOmens Clubs held it's annual meet
ing at Winona last week. The meet
ing next year is to be held at Fari-
bault.
Hog cholera has appeared in
Jackson and Watonwan counties.
Six horses and three mules, all
full bloods, were killed by state
authorities on the farm of Gibson
Bros, morse breeders at st. James.
The animals were afflicted with
CHAMBERS. &.t3,3..,, .-~2
Josie Stoke, a little girl residing
in the town of Christiana, jackson
county, zsis dead from burns received
while playing, about a stove, her
Clothing catching on fire.. .
= Tho Congregationalists at Gilmore
are to build a new church.
Gen: Item, of LeSueur, aged 81
years, was killed Sunday by the &C.
cidental discharge of his rifle.
Minneapolis toughs are getting
low down. They held up a news
boy and robbed him of his few
pennies.
Lafayette Emmett, first chief
justice of the Minnesota supreme
court, who died recently at Sante
FL, New Mexico, was buried at
Faribault Sunday.
Mankato parties are shipping
sheep from the northern part of the
state to fatten on tho bluffs in the
vicinity of that city.
Elva Krisher, a pretty clerk at
the cigar counter OF the Ryan hotel,
marie d Everett G. Warren after a
courtship of four hours, was deserted
by her rapid fire" hu bby at
Minneapolis, just IL hours after the
wedding ceremony.
The librarians of the state held q
convention at Austin Friday and
Saturday OF last week. Forty three
delegates were in attendance.
Clyde G. Barnard, a brakeman.
was killed while coupling cars at
Proctor. His home was at Minnea-
polls.
Logging operations have begun
near Virginia City, and it is estima-
ted that 5000 men will be employed
this season in that locality.
The Switchman's Union at st
Paul has demanded an eight hour
day of the railroads entering that
city. The officials have the demand
under consideration.
The Federal grand jury in session
at St. Paul is investigating the
charge OF rebating and over charg-
ing made against the railroad. This
week the Great Northern officials
have been the subject Of inquiry.
Daniel A. Wallace, editor of the
Farmer, Minneapolis, loses his left
hand by the accidental discharge Of
his gun, while hunting near Mora.
The Minnesota State Educational
association il to meet at Minneapolis,
December 26th and will continue in
session three days.
St. Paul saloons must hereafter
close at midnight. The lid is on
in the sanity city.