The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1892-10-27
North Dakota.

North Dakota.
Albert Peterson shot and killed his wife
in family row at Bathgate recently.
In row at Bathgate, William Harvey
| OF Wallhalla, shot thresher in the knee
George Coulter was accidentally shot in
the mouth at Grafton by boy with a self
cooking revolver.
Andrew Meyer, of the town of Washing
ton County, possesses curiosity in the
shape of a perfectly white squirrel.
HughiMcCann, one of the oldest settlersof
Freedom, Outagamie County, was stricken
with paralysis. and is not expected to live.
+. J. Albright resident of Kaukauna,
fractured his leg in jumping off moving
train.
An Italian teamster named Farino was
| crushed to death in the Montreal NINE
near Hurley.
Mrs Chris Johnson, of Racine, passed
| away after an illness of seven months, aged
46 years.
The new edifce Of st. Luke's Catholic
Church, at Two Rivers, will be dedicated
October %.
Capt. G. W. Jones of West Bend, had
several ribs fractured by k; elk from a
horse.
Joseph shingleholtz, Jr., of Oshkosh was
arrested on charge OF assault on war
rant sworn out by Phil p Schnlit.
A new bridge will be built over the
| Black River at La Crosse leading to French
Island.
Theodore Hyer was sentenced by Judge
Webb, at Waupaca, to one year in state
prison tor burglary.
The Rev. Lloyd Skinner is the only
clergyman in Eau Claire who is in favor of
having the Worlds Fair open on Sun
day. ........>
Henry Klugh who was injured few
weeks ago in runaway accident near Sill
| yer Creek, Washington County, died from
the effects of his injuries ,s.15 =ss..s.
The general merchandise store of w. S.
Vanbergen, at Granuin, was broken into
| recently and merchandise to the amount
of $500 taken.
The wife of Albert Peterson, living be-
tween Neche and Cavalier, was murdered
| recently. The cause of the deed is I'M
known. The murderer has been captured.
Louis Sicily, East Grand Forks, was
found dead in his saloon from the effects of
| morphine administered by himself sup
posed to be an overdose taken by mistake.
A train running west near Hobart broke
in two and an extra ran into the rear end
of the train, wrecking nine cars. No one
was killed or injured.
Applications have been made for the
commit ent to the Northern Hospital of
James Mulraney and his mother, Mrs.
Mary Mulraney, both of Menasha.
| A. L. Buell., of Berlin, has purchased
| from George +. Gavitr the business block
| known as the Gavitt Block at that place,
the consideration being 5000.
Mrs. Marion Bailey was married to J. e.
Williams. Both are residents of Madison.
The couple will go on an extended wedding
| tour through the East.
Unknown parties mutilated eight COWS
belonging to Fred Hellatz, near Water
! town, in a horrible manner. The author
tiles are investigating the case.
A new mining company has been formed
at Monroe. 1t will manufacture what
have been known as the Augusta BRANDS
| Of roller process flour.
Nels Toloson, a logger residing at Wash
burn, had his right leg cut off by the cars
while endeavoring to board a moving
train at that place.
The planning mill owned by ]. B. Green,
at Janesville, was damaged by fire to the
extent of $1,000. The loss is covered by
insurance -e". r.,
Chas. Ostby was dangerously stabbed
| on farm two miles west Of Grafton by
John Tredoch, both men belonging to
threshing crew. Tredoch was arrested and
Ostby was brought to Grafton.
O.. G.. Rundel, proprietor of woollen
| mill at Grand Forks. is putting in new
plant. The manufacture of woollen goods
will commence as soon as the machinery
is in position. In the spring large build
ing will be erected.
Col. E. S. Miller, commanding LIST inian-
try N. d. N. G.. and 1st Lieut.. f. r. Day,
Goth infantry U. S. A., made the annual
inspection o the militia at jamestown, re-
| Gently. Everything was found in good
shape Instructions were given in the new
tactics.
A. O. Barrett agent of the Minnesota &
Northwestern Elevator Company at New
man warehouse, six miles north of Grand
Forks, on the Minnesota side of the river,
sucided by shooting himself with revolt
! yer, the ball entering the forehead. Bar
ret formerly lived at Langdon. Despond-
| cncy and ill health the cause.
Superintendent Of the Board Of Health
Anderson, who was summoned to investi-
gate the condition OF affairs in the Swede
colony in Western La Moure county. where
several deaths occurred recently reports an
epidemic OF cerebral spinal meningitis.
The disease was imported by immigrants
who came via New York.
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Iowa.
Carl Ehlers was run over by the wheels
of o wagonin runaway and killed at TT.
Dodge.