The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-06-13

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Meeker county. He was taken to Buff
falo for examination.
Thursday, June @.
A. Engstrom, shoe dealer Of Red
Wing, has made an assignment. AS
sets $1,000; liabilities $500.
Prof. A. M. Dresbach was shot in
the arm at Pine Island by burglar,
who secured $40 in money. No clue.
Laura Taught, 20 years old, died at
Mankato from an overdose OF arsenic,
taken with suicidal intent.
Another mad dog is running at large
in Faribault, and the police and dog
killer are hunting for it.
Daniel Melster, 19 years old, was
killed at Luverne by being thrown
from a pony and having his back
broken.
At the Sons OF Veterans encamp-
ment at Glencoe on June 10 and 20,
Senator Nelson, Cor rander Torrance
and Adjt. Mertz will make addresses.
The grand jury at Buffalo brought
in an Indictment of mapslaughter in
the first degree against August Ber-
wick.
Martin Wise, 13 years old, son of
Charles Wise of Lake City, was taken
with cramps while bathing in Lake
Pepin and was drowned.
D. L. Baird and Mrs. James Parker
Of Oak Valley township rear Hen
ming, were arrested on warrant
charging adultery, on complaint of the
Woman's husband.
Nels Nelson and Will Chapman, who
were working on the barn of John
Robinson, near South Troy, were
Killed in a wind storm by the falling
tlmbers of a demolished building.
The grand jury at OUatonna has
brought In an indictment against AL
bert Ayers for larceny. Ayers is
charged with stealing a Columbia BIZ
cycle from M. D. Fancher of that city.
Eddie Gotta Of Stephen, 8 years old.
was accidentally cut in the left ankle.
nearly cutting off his foot, by now
ing machine on June 1, and was taken
TO st. Paul for treatment the same
day. He died on Sunday.
Friday, June :.
The annual alumni meeting of the
Mortified high school was held in the
parlors of the Congregational church.
There was grand opening of Fauss'
new hall at Norwood, over 200 COUPLES
participating in the dance.
1t is now settled that a pool room
will be opened at Houlton, the ar
engagements having been completed.
The formal dedication of the Red
Wing Lutheran Ladies' seminary
which was postponed last fall on ac-
count of other work, took place to-day.
A mad dog was killed in Montgom-
cry. He had bitten two other dogs.
Men hunted for him some time. but
he lay hid under a culvert until lie
was found. " .~
The soft wood trees for miles around
New Paynesville are being stripped of
their leaves by the army of caterpil-
lars that has infested the vicinity for
the past week.
A most pleasing meeting of the Sank
Center high school alumni was held
and the graduating class of '95. fifteen
in number, were admitted. A banquet
was given at the Sank Center house.
The man killed at McGregor by at
tempting to board a moving train
proves to be Carl Carlson instead of
Thomas Sandy, as reported. He has
brother living at Mile Laos Lake.
In the preliminary examination of
D. L. Baird and Mrs. Parker of Oak
Valley, charged with adultery, they
were held to the district court at Hen
ming in bonds of $3.50.
At the special election at Window
to vote on the issuing of bonds for
the purpose of putting in a system of
water works, electric lights and sew
erage, the issuing of bonds carried by
vote of 146 to 46.
District court adjourned at Mankato
upon receiving the jury's verdict in
the H. G. Howard damage case against
the Omaha railway. The verdict gives
Howard $500 for the death of his son
about year since on an engine.
Binding Irvine prices were fixed for
the season by the board of prison man.
ayers at quite reduction from last
year. The prices are: American hemp,
cents per pound; Standard, 5 cents;
Sisal, ~ cents; Manila, Sisal, mixed,
5h cents; pure Manila, 6h cents.
At session of the district court
held at Owatonna Judge Thomas S.
Buchanan heard evidence in the di-
vorce cases of Grace Ellen Jahriess vs..
Charles Jahriess and William e.
Thompson VS.. Bonnie 3. Thompson.
This morning DEGREES of divorce were
entered in both cases.
Saturday, June 8.
At the special election held at Chat
field for the purpose Of issuing $4,000
bonds for the completion Of the sys-
tenn Of water works, the proposition
carried by Sc majority.
Excepting the work of cutworms in
some corn fields and gardens all kinds
Of crops and grasses are doing their
very best in the vicinity Of Lac qui
Parle.
The commencement exercises of the
Rushford high school took place at the
opera house in the presence of a large
audience. A class of three, Conrad
SalOnp Iocolr Maro1sso and MiSr