The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-11-27
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e MlNNEs0TA NEWS.

David Purdy, of Red Wing, recently shot
IN one day three wolves. 1879 80
Inc new school house at Watervilla ia "a.
oelvlng the finishing touches. -.
Dphtheria of a malignant type HAD nnaaa
us appearance in Red Wing.
Tho demand for vacant s,o,,...,ss-s4a,x-
and IRA is greater than the supply. -
| About twenty niles of steal 70 Il. ho-o a..
Deen laid between Lewiston and Eyot.. =
| "A bouquet of beautiful flowers wa.,,.,h
e1ed IN garden in North6eld, Nov.s2O. 8
Halver Benson, of Richland, Rice county.
lost eight stacks Of wheat by fire lately.
/ There are abopt i 30 men at work inszn,n.
brota on elevators and railroad buildings.
whisky burglar tapped. a saloon in Viii
1nar lew. nights ago, and is in jail for ii.
! a, Touring mill is to be erected on Her
on rlVer' on n section "a in sprin gfeld, next
There was slight snbsidence NJ d;nh-
ports. a#s9 SIs g ias' To-
The barn of William Deymond of - s,sa
township, Rice county, has been dso,ron ess
by. fire.. 49, '1N' 'oen destroyed
Two fights, one at each depot in ,Maukato
resulted in knock-downs. che wina - 4 ca
lips, etc. 3 ta @e.F&SE7 ,@-ss up nngers
M; hamm, Of Mankato township lost
I'VE cnlldren with diphtheria in the spaca 90
A large number of horses of Maaal;. .,a
so,n.'y aie suffering from attacks of typhoid
rue population OF Anoka is reported to ba
oons.ant!y on the increase by the moving ,of
| an unsuccessful attempt was made q f.v
h'gn1s ago to burglsrize the safe At tho a.
pot in Melrose. ' SOLO o. Tue oe-
z An incendiary fire DESTROYED thu schoo,
mouse IN district SO, in the town Of Whsst
land, Rice county. = =
Inere are about SO lakes in Freehor,,
county, only 30 of which have had co W.
| names given to them. 90 Se'
MASTER WIN Leary fell from the bav-,oft
OF MS fathers barn, in Owaton,a and NO..
his arm near the elbow. : - : : =. oio 'e
twenty three thousand bushels of What
were taken into the elevators st VIII
| naar III one week recently 5 - a.
IN nine consecutive DAYS durino tho WA,
e EN-, month OF November, E. Mott. of T,;tt1a
ails' Killed twenty-nine deer = -
feter johnson, of Red Vino. at tho H..
Greek bridge, had heavy hammer ta,1 10y
DIS ankle, crushing it fearfullv. '' 'if''n
The man Kesfe, who was shot sor,o 49,;
since in Zumbrota is still liv;nos I I.a 'iine
Ing In very precarious condition y
me artesian we'll at Owatonna has reacbea
oep.n OF i2o feet, and they are confdent
'na' 'ney Will som strike flowing fountain.
an investigation has developed the fact
I4as the recent fire in the restaurant -
hager q becker, Faribault, was the wort ~
an incendiary. '00 "ofA Oh
ooseph hedout, living three uiles sontb &c
hNcnlnson. recently had his honsa and
household furniture, his stable. hev stacEs
reaper ETC., destroyed by fire.
The Alexandria Post is authority for Tho
statement n that the railroad COMPANIES teams
VIII "ork all winter grading in the woods h.
tween Alexandria and Fergus FAILS. =
N; MT kettlewell, of WatervilIe, was sb,itf;n,
Food, WIEN bis Rh4 caught c,oexes.,,ree
glancsrand struck him blow in tba haas
bare. 'n0 sAoti
A mourning mill at Window has lust ,,ean
completed, 36x4s, and 81 feet hioh and =
claimed to be one of the best. Is Mt 4ha
pest built mill in the State, outside of 81
Taul ana Minneapolis 800 .
lumber pile in the mill ward Of the Rad
wing mills took fire the other dav and vs.
suodued with great difficulty. six streams
OF water were turned on at one ,ima nd 90
tnucn was thrown as to make a small lato ~
the adjoining lots. -, -
Inc great prevalence of diphther;a in
A!anRato mas been attributed to the inDnritv
OF o., sne water used for household purnoses
Ne late analysis, of water taken from q yell
on the hill above the village shows it 70 ha If
soch an impure nature rs to be wholly unfit
for USE. go E# - - -
An lncendlary attempt was recently made
to burn the dwelling house and stablas Of
richard Lynch, Of Webster township R;ca
county. BY great e1ertion 81, the partsof
ne1shoors the buildings were saved. thonoh
oamagedsto the amount of several hundred
dollars. ''~A A0noie 90 -
s. j Melrose Record: something like the old !
times IS experienced now .by the business
men of Melrose. Every days Nil, SQUARE is
crowded with loaded teams, waiting their
turn to deliver wheat at the mill, Mer-
chants say that business has not been so
:orlskfor long Ftime. So ss.s 49,
Alexandria Post. A month AGO Ed
Cramer, IN Mil!erville saloon row. had a
leg broken above the ankle. Tie bones were.
m'lsadJusted by q surgical pretcnder of the
up-coantry, and the unfortunate man is now
here to have his leg rebroken and reset
rather than be lifelong cripple. =
An alarm of fire IN Owatonna attracted at
tentlon to the house of Mrs. Hammond.
wnlcn was hiied with smoke. The furni-
lure was hastily removed. Flames not
bursting out, an examination revealed a sack
OF old rags in the cellar, undergoing a pro-
cess OF spontaneous combustion. 80
Capt. Murphy. of Madelia, who shot and
k ~ young man last summer for making
improper proposals to young girl, This
daughter,) at that place, was indicted last
week by the grand jury OF Watonwan county,
tor murder in The first degree. He has been
admitted to bail by the district court, and
December 26. - >'Se-s>>>e- -
little fellow, at whose home hens had
been kept but few weeks. visitedSa I