The Princeton union., 1891-10-29
NORTH DAKOTA

caPS. Alex Grlggs, piofleer citizen, was
stricken with paralysis at Grand Forks.
The North Dakota conference Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church met at Grand
Forks. = = - = ''A1N : :
Gotzier's dry goods store at Grand Forks.
was damaged $4,000 worth by fire.
George Williams, a thresher. was killed
by Northern Pacific stock train at James
town.
United States Marshal Prioe, Of Fargo,
was robbed of his valise on sleeping car
while en- route to Minneapolis.
Lorsns Lorenson sustained INJURIES bv
Ce1nPang to board moving train near
jamestown, from which he died.
Fargo will be connected with Moorhead.
MIMI, by an electric road, the contract for
Its construction having been let,
Grand Forks and Aberdeen, S. D., have
been given Tree delivery offices. An expert
mental office has been establishnd at Faulk
ton, S. D. = :
AT meeting of the trustees of the new
NJ Methodist University at Wahpeton, G. P.
Adams resigned, and Ex-Governor Miller
was appointed in his place. .-
The Forman Courier h as been ras,,rreotod
by Thos B. Hurry at Harlem. Publica-
ton OF the paper was suspended last fall
owing to poor crops.
sensation was caused at Rugby juno
ton by the arrest of two little bows, sons
OF prominent citizens there for assault up-
on }. H. Lockwood, also prominent cit
izen.
United States Commissioner Mellow at
Devils Lake held John Galdy, of st. John
Tor trial in the United States court for sell
lng liquor to Indians, and fixed bail at
The Fargo Argus plant was turned over
py the Citizens National Bank to George
T. Shaw, who will be manager and editor.
Maj. Edwards is entirely out of the paper.
The Argus will be continued as Repub-
llcan paper. 49,
A shipment of $500 head of steers is be-
ing shipped from Ransom, to Peoria, III.
They have been ranged on the Ft. Sisseton
mlntary reservation, are in prime condi-
tlon, and are owned by Mott and Delaney
Bros, ofHampton
john Lowry, herder, who was thrown
from his horse and fatally injured at San
porn While cutting out cattle, died. He
was rendered unconscious by the accident,
rom which he did not recover. He has no
relatives here ,..,-
me Alliance Mill Company has been Or
ganlzed and incorporated at Milnor with
capital stock of $35, 600, divided into shares
OF go each. Sheriff Christensen and Jens
PETERSON are among the chief promoters of
the scheme.
The Fa1go city council has granted the
electric street car franchise to run from
Fargo to Moorhead, and work is to be
commenced at once on it. The council al
SO decided to extend the line to the agri-
cultural college
Richard Weston was shot in the neck at
Fargo BY his wife in negro dive, where
his wife is an inmate and he furnishes the
music. He broke open the door of her
room and she caught up revolver and
shot him. The injury is not serious and
ne has made no complaint against his
wife. : .= ..
United States Marshal price left Grand
Forks for Winnipeg with the Chinaman
ordered back there by Commissioner Caro-
thers. AS no money has been appropriated
1or deporting Celestials to the Dominion,
treasury department. notified Price he would
have to chance President Harrison's ac-
cepting the costs as extraordinary expenses.
An old settlers association was formed at
Grand Forks. The membership is limited
to settlers in the state prior TO 1874 A re-
union is to be held November 26. A COM
mittee of arrangements was appointed
consisting of Geo, B. Winship, M. L. Nc
Cormack, FranksBiels, D. NJ. Holmes, and
w. j. S. Trail.