The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1891-06-25

q programme has been completed
ior grano Fourth of July celebration
At Grand Forks. Judge Templeton will
dell ,,ea the Grafton and Father Conaty will
read the Declaration Of Independence.
a telegram has been received at Ellen
daie rom Sheriff Cross stating thathe is on
MS Way.home from Detroit Mich. with
Herbert |. Cole, Of this county. CHARGED
with seductiop. He has eluded the officers
ever since last October.
The North Dakota firemen's association
held q three days session at Fargo. Cant
Dan Yorkey, Of Grafton, was elected presi
DENT to succeed Wineman, of Grand Forks.
The meeting nextyear will be held at Grand
Forks = :
Az the school election at Steele great ac-
uvlty prevailed and the vote was the largest
ever polled here, the main contest being
over the treasurer's Office. Nearly eyery-
body in the township voted, and the vote
on treasurer was a tie
A search party was organized by the Ma
sonic lodge at Minot to hunt the BODY Of
John Bailey, member who has been mis-
sing two weeks. He is surveyor of McH enry
county and lives near Minot His horse
was found at Russell lake, Stevens county.
few days ago with saddle and bride on.
Ihejury in the case of Newbery, at Fargo,
charged with robbing the mail train on the
Northern Pacific at New Salem q wear ago
returned verdict on the second court.
which will place Newberg in the peniten-
tiary for between five and ten wears. at the
discretion of the judge,
An cnterprising youth named Ed Waid-
en- OF Mandan cut off the tail of Sitting
Bulls horse with the intention of keeping it
as arctic. Parties having the horse in charge
were negotiating with an express company
to send the animal to New York enroute
to Germany. Great indignation prevails
Walden will be prosecuted. -
SOUTH DAKOTA.
During dance at Richland, II miles east
OF Vermillion, John Cassidy, young man,
was shot by an unknown party and in
stantly killed. Jealousy was the cause.
Mrs. J. H. Windedahl, of Carthage has
been adjudged insane and will be taken to
the state asylum at Yankton. She attempt
ed suicide many times.
Farmer Lighthouse obtained verdict
in the circuit court at Aberdeen for 1875
against the Milwaukee railroad company
for horses killed several years ago.
Gov. Mellette has appointed +. P. Phil
lips, OF Watertown member of the rail-
road commission, to take effect, in place of
A. ID. Chase, who has been holding over
from lastyear and has resigned.
Two children of John Morraritv. of
Marion motion, aged respectively 4 years
and months, were seriously burned by
eating concentrated lyeS but they will re-
cover. ~
Gov. Mellette has accepted the resigna-
ton of A. D. Chase as a member of the
board of railway commissioners and ap-
pointed Frank P. Phillips, of WATERFOWL,
to fill the vacancy. He took the oath of
| office and entered upon his duties.
A company has been formed at Pierre
whose main object is to get together repre-
sentative Indians from every known tribe
and also collection of the different articles
manufactured by them and exhibit the
same at the Worlds Fair.
At the annual meeting ofthe trustees of
Redfeld college the old corps of proffes-
sors was reelected and two additional in
structors provided for. The grad yates are
Misses Amelia Bates, Grace Howe and Re-
bekah Hedges. The fall term opens Sept.
! 16.
The installation of Rev. A. q. McGogney
of Peoria, as pastor of the Presbyterian
| church, occurred at Huron Rev. D. S
McCaslin, of Minneapolis, gave the charge
to thepeople. Rev. A. NJ. Work, of Brook
ings gave the charge to the pastor. The
sermon was by Rev. John Ewart.
The Aberdeen'boardo of education have Sc
lected the following teachers of the city
schools for the ensuing year: Principal
Mrs. NJ. E. Lovejoy; assistant principal
| Miss Hart. The other teachers thus fal
agreed upon are Miss Campbell, Miss Tuck
err Miss Robinson, Miss Case, Miss Hausel
and Mrs. A. T. Gilmor.
At the Redfield college commencement
B: F. Walker. of Wilmot, took the frs
trustees prize; J. w. Stevens, of Foulkton
second. Miss Emma Black, of Frankfort,
carried off the prize for the best missionary
essay, J. w. Darlington, of Marshall coun
| ty, captured the Milton gold medal for the
best English composition.
The executive council fthe state bank.
ers' association met at Aberdeen to take
steps to test the constitutionality of the
new banking law. There were presen,
Bankers Inman of Vermillion, Hale OF
Scotland, Digge Of Milbank, Fisher of Vol
ga, Ware Of Clark, Beebe of Ipswich
Rhodes of Bowdle and William of Webster
Bartlett Trip and Hugh }. Campbell O.
Yankton and H. H. Potter of Aberdeen
| have been retained as counsel. The utmost
efforts will be made to get the matter into
| thesupreme court without delay.
WISCONSIN,.
Ex-Gov. Harrison Ludin gton died al
Milwaukee aged seventy eight. ~
c. G. Glaver, the gents furnishing goods
man, Of Eau Claire, assigned to Adolph
Bergh.
There was destructive fire at Mandoria
destroying II buildings in the business part