The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-04-03
Minnesota News Items.
WABAsHAW COUNTY

night, the 18th.
W. H. Campbell, of Lake City, has re-
moved to Benson, Swift county, with COM
plete living outfit.
Pigeon shooting matches have been re-.
vived this early in Lake City, James NEGRO
den having the honor of winning the first
match of the season and the club gold
badge. -@ssee5-re-. -e,~es,-a.s
TODD COUNTY.
There were forty-fve deaths in Todd
county last year.
MOBILES COUNTY.
The number of arrivals at this place, says
the Worthington Journal, range all the way
from $50 to 200 daily. 81
DR.. Craft of Worthington, has been select
ed as one of the two Minnesota delegates to
attend the American Medical Association
which meets in Buffalo in May next.
The Worthington Aduance mentions the
presence there of Red Wing parties in search
of lands for the accommodation of about one
hundred families from Red Wing and vicin-
ity this spring, and one OF two hundred more
in the future. ~. r s"i' 2 "-*f-Es
Altman Fulweiler, or Bigelow township,
Mobiles county, since the fur season began,
has caught two hundred and fifty rats, seven
mink, twelve skunk, eight weasels, two
badgers, and five wolves. I'm forty-six shots
he killed forty-two rats, three ducks and one
goose. All these were secured within "a
dius of one and half miles of his home.
LIE sUEUR COUNTY.
There are twelve flour mills in LeSueur
county, having total of thirty-two rnn Of
stones ~ :
- The new town of Waterville, LeSueur
county, has already outstripped staid and
slow moving LeSueur, by the organization
of a hook and ladder company, Is =
u. CARVER COUNTY. 8
Mr.. John Pfegher has. purchased the
Carver county poor farm for the sum Of
$4,000.
. - { SWIFT COUNTY.
Twelve new farm buildings in sight from
one point, is reported by the Swift county
Advocate, and still the land seekers are
pouring into the country.
JACKSON COUNTY. ,--
The county of jackson has been sued BY
B.. Sevatson for $4,000, to cover the value Of
certain floating county orders.
The Jackson Republic, one of the bright
est and best frontier county papers in the
State, commenced Volume TX with its iss.le
of the 23d. Mr.. G. G. Chamberlain presidcs
in the editorial chair, and has reason to lie
VI Lue result Oh Ills laDOrS.
MARTIN COUNTY.
The Paramount Sentinel stakes it's reputa-
ton on the reliability of the statement that
the Southern Minnesota railroad will le
built to Jackson this season..
Mr.. Gerard, of Martin county, recently
lost three head Of young cattle by black les.
The spread of the disease was prevented by
the timely application of preventives.
GooDHUE COUNTY.
The building society of Red Wing is about
to issue its third series of stock.
The Red Wing Argus says the great bulk
of the grain will be sown in that county this
week.
The Red Wing Adcance understands that
steps are being taken for the organization
of glass factory at that place.
The Diamond mills of Red Wing have
shipped 1000 barrels of -four to Paris to be
used and exhibited at the exposition.
The Red Wing 44dcaacc is trying the ex-
pertinent Of issuing its paper semi-weekly,
the issue being one-half the size of its pres
ent weekly.
The Lake City Leader says Gen. L. F
Hubbard, of Red Wing, is being put in train
ing for the Congressional nomination from
the I'd district.
The Zumbrota town meeting adopted a
resolution to give the Chicago & North
western company $4,000 to build a rail-
road to that place.
Mr.. Geo. McDougall, one of the Oldest
and most energetic citizens of Wabashaw, is
about to remove to Red Wing to engage in
manufacturing business.
John w, Chandler arrived with his BROTH
er the sheriff, from Washington, on Friday.
His attack was rush of blood to the head,
from the effects of which he has nearly re-
covered, and he minSles with his old friends
here as naturally as of yore-Red Wing
Republican.
The Red Wing lecture association has de-
clared a dividend of Ia cents per share, and
now the bloated stockholders are looking
about for profitable investments, and arrang-
ing for trips to the Paris exposition.
/. - NC LEoD COUNTY.
Says the Glencoe Register: Strangers con-
tinue to pour in upon Us from all directions.
The town never before presented so lively an
appearance.
Mr.. Lewis A. Foster, of Mcleod county,
ought to be in good spirits He sold his
farm few days since, the Glencoe Register
says, for So, 500, and Immediately purchased
another for 81, 800 for which he has since
been offered $4,000. -.---
& DAKOTA COUNTY Is
John j. Rhodes is prominently talked of
as the coming mayor of Hastings. =
Pennington has witnessed miracle
tramp saving wood for his dinner.
One-half the wheat sowing is completed
in Dakota county, says the Hastings Union.
The house and barn of Mr.. James Kear-
ney, Pennington, were destroyed by fire
Saturday Eight, the 10th. and nearly all their
contents consumed.
Hon. Geo. W. Dilley, Dakota county, seri-
ously ill since the adjournment of the Legis-
lature, has commenced improving, and his
recovery is now thought to be only a ques-
ton of time
Bro. Emery, of the Pennington Press, has
lost dog-a 'black-and- tan, SLIM, long tail,
and had brown spots over his eyes fawn
colored legs and he wants him returned
personal property, you know.
Noticing the report that Judge Crosby will
resign about May 1st, the Hastings Gazette.
home authority, says this is hardly correct,
although he has serious intentions of leaving
the bench. and DoSsibly NAV do so before