The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1896-03-19
MINI ESO1rA JEWS.
Interesting Happenings In the North
Star State

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Castle of Saltwater, died recently.
Winona sal oonkeepers have been
fleeced to the extent of $40 by forged
checks.
| John Anderson las received q sent.
ence Of four years at Saltwater for
forging many checks at Wlnona.
| State Treasurer Koerner has recov-5
cred 2,241S2 from a defunct Mime
apolis bank IL.
Land Commissioner Lamoreaux has
disalloWed the states claim to swamp
lands in reservations.
D. w. Baily has purchased a half
interest in the Belmont hotel at Red
Wing.
The question Of license will be voted
upon at West Concord at the spring
election.
The business men Of West Concord
have subscribed about 5000 for tele-
phone line connecting with the Twin
Cities.
Charles Dahl pleaded guilty to man
slaughter in the second degree at
Brainerd, and was sentenced to two
years in prison. ],
A corrected census Of P1ainview vii
a populatio OF $50, a gain Of over 100
since the state census.
Fire was discovered in the attic Of
MI. Radford's house at Echo, recently,
but as help came in time they saved it
with but a trihing loss.
Gottlieb Xilke attempted to drive
across the bay at Red Wing. His team
and wagon broke through the ice and
Nov = =. .
Nicholal Werner and Phillip Phillip
son, farmers Of Hastings, have been
taken to St. Paul, charged with Illicit
distilling.
The body of an infant was found
buried on a farm in Haven, Sherburn
county. The matter is being investi-
gated. s. RI
The lightweight |pugs,' Paterson
and Murphy, who fought inslue Of
Carleton county's limits recently, have
been sentenced to six weeks contine-
ment in jail. .
Mrs. Julia B. Nelson Of Red Wing
has been appointed national organizer
and lecturer for the Woman's Suffrage
association and will soon begin her
work in Oklahoma. .
Fred Culbertson, who stole some sur
gical instruments from Dr. Dimmitt's
office at Red Wing, has been placed in
the county Jail to await the action Of
;he grand jury. ,
A broken wheel caused q freight
wreck at Herrick, OH the Eastern Min
nesota, piling nine cars up beside the
track. There was no great damage
and no personal injuries.
The Red Wing city council has elect
ed l.. P. Wolff city assessor to succeed
J. G. Halves. The council has decided
to adopt the anti-cigarette ordinance,
to take effect May l.
Joseph Barns, an old and respected
| resident of West Concord since the ear
ly COS, died after q short illness at his
farm residence, March 5, at the age Of
seventy five years.
The Duluth Spalding house lease
hold and the good will and fixtures
will be sold at assignee's sale April
10. The receivership is to be termin-
ated by May 1.
Dave Jones got drunk at HincEley
| and, armed with an AK, proceeded to
batter in all the doors and windows in
the Hircklcy house. His arrest saved
the town.
Montgomery Berfield, of Star Lake,
while hauling logs to mill in the
town of Evergreen, Becker county,
was instantly killed. The load tipped
over an a heavy log fell : upon his
breast.
William Earl, a convict Of the state
prison, received from Ramsey county
about four years ago committed sui
eide by cutting his throat and inf1ict-
Ing other gashes on his body. Earl is
the man who stole diamonds from the
window of a jewelry store in st. Paul.
Lock Culp, who was held at Buffalo
Oh the charge OF highway robbery, and
who escaped from Jailer Bryant was
captured by Sheriff Carpenter and
Deputy A. III. Grant at Kingston, this
state. There is a large reward offered
~ Dakota authorities for his arrest
md Identification.
The grand jury at Duluth caused
'ensation by indicting A. D. Cum
nings, a land explorer, and III. r. and
.. "A. Tinkhan, attorneys, for grand
arceny for selling John McAlpin a
piece Of land represented to be title
tree when it was incumbered by $500
mortgage.
Miss Theo Johnson, prepossessing
;eventeen-year-old school girl, disap-
2eared from Dawson recently. 1t is
reported now that she elOped with
Snowman and went to Watertown, n.
D., where the clipping parties are said
q, have been married. The affair Gre
ates quite a sensation.
Carl Hardet, farmer in Polk coun-
~, has brought suit against the Great
Northern Railroad company to recover
damages for the burning Of several
stacks of hay Oh his land, for which he
alleges the company is liable. The fire
is supposed to have caught from en-
CINE sparks.
Judge Gould of Wabasha, has de-
MED a new trial in the case Of w. +.
Holmes the president of the Mer-
chants Bank of Lake City convicted of
hmbezzlement, and his case was ap-
pealed to the supreme court. Sentence
was suspended until the appeal can be
heard.
While at a meeting in the st. Stan
islaus Polish Catholic parish at Vino
na Joseph Mauszewski, a prominent
member, fell dead. After giving three
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