The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-06-01
Minnesota II revsIta ].
CHIPPEWA

OF handsome seven-c0lumn newspaper lust
sestablis at Montevideo by CIV. Wheaton.
v All WABAsHAW. Hi
The grocery store of G. +. Frost, in
Lake Citya.was entered by, burglars Oh Tues
day night: The safe was broken open and
some sixty dollars in silver and bills, and a
large number of valuable papers taken Ten
dollars in silver and FIVE dollar bill. were
found on the floor near the safe; also a nun
Der OF hammers, chisels, ETC.. No clue to The
perpetrators !: The Y. M.C.A. Of Lake City
has fine reading room, which will hereafter
be kept open daily. The new Catholic church
ture. 1t will be 5$xl20 in size; the FIRST or
basement story will be of stone, the second Of
brick. The tower will be 16 feet square on
ground, will be built of brick IS feet, and Of
wood 100 feet higher, to the cross by which it
will be surmounted. The corner stone will be
laid July 18th; the brick work will be com
pleted by September LIST, and, the entire struc-
ture by the first of December - = -
$: swen1ngson has been appointed post
master at Adams. "A Presbyterian church
was organized at Taopi last week. Thepros7
poets for grasshopper crop are not SO great
as has been anticipated. ~
COTTONWOOD. *
The Window REPORTER says there is evil
we have noticed for long time d They seem
to have comparatively no fear of damage from
'h0ppers that hatch here. Many places where
in the fail the eggs were very numerous
scarcely any 'hoPpers are Matching, and many
of those are said to be- weakly and lacking in
vitality: In Blue Earth county they are said
to be ola "measley" character-thi in spots
and in other places scarcely any. So far as we
can learn the same applies TO- most,of the in
Tested region. A better spirit sscenls to Spre-
vail, and general belief exists matchmaking
can be raised. | i n Al
The county commissioners are hunting
up a site for the proposed new Jail. The
prospects for q large wheat crop in the county
Honor has been organized in Owatonna: -.
Sam Aldrich forged a note in Rochester last
week, sought refuge in Owatonna, his former
residence, and now languishes in Jail in : that
city. Sy,s{ ~ ~ 1 Il. ESS ~
Owatonna Congregationalists have pur-
chased an $500 church bell. b. Building oper-
atoms are lively. The Reuie,v has been des-
suing year. Charles H. Randall has been
appointed Chief Engineer of the fire depart.
ment, vice NJ. Strong resigned. gg Et !
{ "~5 $500 FREEDOM AZ
On Sunday afternoon last, the stable Of
Ole I. EllingsOn, living a few miles south of
Albert Lea, took fire; and the wind blowing
hard, enveloped the building in famess before
even an animal could be released from their
stalls. Four work horses, together, with har-
the stable, was consumed by the deYouring
element. :. .The1 District Convention Eof Good
Templars will be held at Albert Lea the 5th
and 9Th O. june: j Ohm Farrell of Geneva,
recently killed nine grey wolves, for which.
hesdrew abounty offered BY the State of $27.
q The frame of the Methodist Church in
Mortified was raised on Friday. =. On Tues
day Mr., Gregg, OF Northfeld, suffered : 5000
insured for 800 Elias Stacey lost a valuable
horse On isaturday was Vailed at t1ooo
I Jessie, the little daughter of II. A. Eek
haldt, of Rochester, ate parsnips of the second
years growth, which she found in the yard,
and died the next day james Jones, Of Kali
mar, lost his house and barn, together with
Rochester,voted 60 license" under the. State.
law, and now an agreed case has been 5madea
to test the cOnstitutiOnality of theslasRl
s~.. ...... LIE sUEUR. EEfsaS
"A young man offered a span of horses
for sale at LIE Sueur last week nnder circuml
stances SO suspicious that it led to his arrest
whereupon he confessed that he stole Them
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meeting of the lie Sueur County Soldiers y tna
ion will be held in LIE. Sueur May 3Oth. and
31st.. The Methodists will erect fine
church edifice in LIE Sueur this summer. -, =; =
The little red parasite has made his appear.
ance sam0ng the grasshoppers. M j. Sever,
a N OF Mankat9, has been engaged to deliver
~ DAKoTA. ~ "a
4 barn belonging to JamessK eatleT, Of
Douglas, was burned Thursday, together with
a large quantity of grain, farming utensils,
etc. Loss, 81 500. Insured for $5O0y:s ION,
Tuesday afternoon Mr.. Densmore, one Of the
Of the tanning mill and safe mani
ufactory at Hastings was working lat q cir
when a stick of conside rable size camesineons
tact with the saw which forced it with the
velocity of shot into his, faces fracturing both
jaws, knocking out teeth and splinters OF bone,
and decorating and laying open q fearful cash
at the side Of his face. His physicians think
he will recover, but his improvements will be
fsing. ny = ~ n SS.sfss2 =
s&'FsT5JCKsoN: g.
f. E. Benson is the patentee Of q hop
per-dozer for which great merit is claimed It
was tried at Spirit Lake the other dayand in
hours caught young 'hOppers enough to make
forty bushels when full grown. It IS simple in
construction and can be made for four or five
uOlaTS. farm r1gnLS are sofa 1Or %. sss w.
last week 81 the burning Of his bafn nd a.
quantity Of hay. ). The town of Silver Lake has
voted bonus to aid in building the Martin
County Railroad, on which work will soon be
commenced. Simon Avery has invented
orn-planter, which marks, drops and covers
Official prairie, -burnin q commenced on
Monday, Dist II S@s so -, - Is :.
/, 1SANTI. 80
A county agricultural societysis about
to be organized. j.. Farmers are rejoicing over,
the late opportune rains ]. "A couple who were
marble dsh Stanc ED last week passed their
first night in the woods to avoid a c1atuvc,.;.ss
n f3J1Nzs ST. LOUIS.
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