The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1891-09-17
pany at Grand Forks to compel the storage

pany at Grand Forks to compel the storage
of VIII eat b. I'LL. =
Joseph Plante marketed 40 bushels Of
new Wheat at Rolla one day recently. It
graded No. hard, 81 pounds to the bus1el.
me yield was 81 bushels to the acre. He
had 10 acres OF oats that went 1,13O bush
He died soon in great agony. His home
was IN Kentucky. He will be buried with
military honors. He was corporal OF Com
pany B. OF North Dakota cavalry.
w. II. Robinson, president of the vest
ern branch of the Robertson Lumber com
pany, was at Grand Forks recently, nego-
tiating for the purchase of T. b. Walkers
lumber interest. The transfer of the mill
plant, planning mill, lumber on hand and
real estate is SAID to be practically settled
but the question of log supply is still pend
ing.
Dagnal Daniels Cree Indian, was be-
fore the board of insanity at Rolla, ad-
judged insane and taken to Jamestown by
Sheriff Mclean. He lives on an Indian
homestead near st. John, and there is a
doubt OF his being received at the asylum.
Inc Indians propensity to murder is quite
marked in Daniels, who has made several
| attempts upon his family.
-Four Dickinson citizens who had re-
straining orders from selling liquor served
on them in July, were arrested recently
on criminal charge by the state. The de-
PENDANTS called tor immediate examination
to avoid imprisonment, which was contin-
| ued, and defendants are on $500 bail. De-
PENDANTS would have to come up at the
| next term of court for trial.
The fall term of the State Agricultural
College commenced at Fargo the other day.
Inc new buildings are not yet quite fin
1shcd, and for the next month the institu-
ton Will continue to use its former quarters
in the Congregational College. Each
county in the state is entitled to send one
pupil. who receives free room rent at the
college for one year, and the attendance
promises to be large this winter.
SOUTH DAKOTA.
Horse thieves raided Richland, and
posse are pursuing them.
Sam Wilson, stock broker, of Dead
wood has disappeared with 1900 of his
patrons money.
Rev. R. Henry Davis, Congregational
minister of North Conway, N. H., has been
made president of the Redfeld, college,
p. II. Branch, popular business man
of Aberdeen died of typhoid fever. He
had relatives at Alexandria, MINI.
During severe thunderstorm a barn.
span of mules, winters supply of hay, be-
sides farm implements, belonging to Henry
Oliver, of Gary, were consumed.
A ~
the grand jury at Miller, for robbing a
farm house of $50. In default of $500 bail
bond he lies here in jail
= A special car with representatives of the
government fsh-hatchery came to Redfield
recently and stocked Turtle creek, flowing
through this town, with black bass and
perch.
The cavalry stationed at Fl. Robinson,
Neb., and Fl. Meade, S. D., arrived at Hot
Springs and have gone into encampment
tor ten days or more. They came over
land and will parade, have sham battle
anG other exercises. ,...-
A largely attended meeting of citizens OF
Huron adopted measures to make Huron
the best wheat market in this part of the
state. Buyers will pay from to 5 cents
They have arranged for plenty of money
and ample warehouse privileges and ship
ping facilities.
Election in Pierre, under the new Aus
tralian voting law, for the issuing Of $780,
600 funding bonds, resulted in the bonds
carrying by vote of 210 for the So against
Little interest was taken, and less than half
| vote polled. The new law worked very
satisfactorily. This is the first time the new
law has been tried in the state.
The Vermillion council revoked the or
dinance granting a franchise for water
| works to S. V. Salem & Co. Salem came
| here from Michigan and organized stock
company with $4,000 capital He got the
contract for furnishing piping, etc., and
putting in works. He left for Michigan to
see to the shipping of the machinery. The
ordinance was revoked because the works
were not finished on time and as work had
not yet begun on them.
An enthusiastic convention was held at
Deadwood for the purpose of arranging
the Black Hills exhibit at the Worlds
Fair. Resolutions were adopted asking the
commissioners of the different counties to
call special election on the same date as
'i1o 1oiiSl oNololAA eleCtloll 1oi tne purpose
ofseeing if majority of the people of the
state favor calling special session sof the
! legislature to make an appropriations
Should the vote be negative the Black
Hills companies will spend 100000 for a
special exhibit of their own resources.
Delegates were present from all over the
hills. ..
| a. WISCONSIN.
Racine is being worked by horse thieves.
Ex-City Clerk E. S. Hayden, of Oshkosh
is dead .,s# .aaa
w. H. Huntington has charge of the new