The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1897-05-13
.lMllIl[NNES0 NEWS.
Interesting Hnppeninssin the North
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Mrs. 81. K. White Of Alexandria Il
Head ia a 3#.5
Mrs. Aug. r. Poehler, one OF the most
prominent ladies of Henderson, Is dead.
q subscription payer is being circu-
lated at Faribault for nine-Eile BIZ.
rycle path to one Of the lakes.
Fire at Anoka damaged VIM. Wat
IONS house and contents. This makes
eleven ire alarms in thirty five days.
The new issue Of $500 village bonds
OF Benson has been sold to the Winona
Deposit Bank for 5000 above their face
value. T "
The Benson council has awarded the
contract for the water works plant to
Kennedy & Barrett Of Fargo. and the
work will be pushed at once. #s
81 a ten-year-old boy named Swart was
badly burned and lost both eyes at
Anoka, by the explosion Of a cartridge
he was handling. He will probably
live.
Mrs. J.. A. Almquist Of Waterford
was adjudged insane by Judge T. p.
Moran, at Hastings, and taken to the
Rochester asylum. She is forty years
old. Al
The main building Of the Austin flax
6ber works has burned to the ground.
1T contained presses, breaks and other
L,achinery. Loss about $4,000, partly
insured.
Thomas Kurtz, son of T. G.. Kurtz,
Of Moorhead, passed the best examina-
tion and will be appointed naval cadet.
John Knudson Of Pelican Rapids will
be alternate.
Il The Grand Meadow creamery burned.
It is q total loss, about $1,000, with in
surance Of $1,000 in the Albert Lea
company, and $1,7O DIN the Home Of
New York.
John Elliott, a farmer living three
miles east Of Caledonia, while blowing
on his farm, found boy baby dressed
in swaddling clothes and wrapped up
in a dress. He reported to the proper
authorities, who will investigate
The separator Of Aid. e. e. futile,
with a setting of grain, was burned
while threshing on F. D. Hubbard's
farm, in Marshon, near Hastings. The
fire was caused by a spark from the
engine.
Mayor Tarbell Of Winona, in making
the police appointments, has let out
Detective Abe Wclch and Officer Theo-
dore Jobinski, and appointed Henry
Killing, Charles Howard and Albert CT
chocz as the new men.
In the district court at Redwood
Falls John Sampson, a saloonkeeper Of
Walnut Grove, WAS arraigned on three
Indictments, each charging him with
having sold Intoxicating liquors to mi
nors.
At Fergus Falls Judge Baxter adj
mitted Mary Pikarrinen to bail in the
sum of $1,000. She was held for
murder in the first degree, charged
with inducing young Lindross to Kill
her husband.
While Ellend Erickson and wife Of
Bath were out driving the team ran
away and both We're thrown out OF the
carriage and severely injured. Mr..
Erickson had a leg and Mrs Erickson
an aIln broken, and both We're severely
injured otherwise
A little daughter of w. W. Tichenor
Of Stewartsville went into the field
where her brother was dragging.
Young Tichenor placed his little sister
On one Of the horses to ride home. She
was thrown off. and probably fatally
hurt by a drag tooth.
The four Grove City boys released
from custody by Judge Bitterness at
Willnar a few days ago, after being
arrested for illegal fishing, were. rear
rested and Justice Spicer fined them
$50 for having four pickerel in their
possession.
In the district court at Faribault, the
case of Ralph l.. Russell against the
City Of Faribault was called. A jury
was easily secured, and the case went
to trial Immediately. Mr.. Russell
seeks damages from the city for injur-
les received, he claims, on account Of a
defective sidewalk on Third street.
Mrs. l.. II. Pusher, wife of a well.
known farmer Of Morris lit a fire to
pile Of rubbish, from which her skirts
caught fire, soon cnyeloping her in
flames her daughter, Myrtle, who did
all she could to aid her mother but
she will probably die. The daughter
was badly injured.
Martin and Charles Broken and AL
bert Marty, young lads residing on
farms IN the Town OF Oakdale, We're ar
raigned in the municipal court at Still
water, charged with having assaulted
Wolf Ravil, a Hebrew peddler, on the
Elmo road. The oldest Of the trio is
only seventeen years Of age. and the.
others are twelve and thirteen.
Work on the location survey Of the
Itasca Lumber company's railway ex-
tension, near Grand Rapids has been
begun by Chief Engineer George Cox.
He was formerly division and locating
engineer of the 500 and Omaha lines
and Of the Kansas City, Fort Scott 4
Gulf railroad, and was chief engineer
of the Kearnew & Black Hills railway.
One of the most enthusiastic Macca-
bee gatherings ever held in the state
was held at Duluth in the hall Of the
Duluth tent, No. i. 1t was the occa-
sion Of the visit OF the general conven-
ton committee from st. Paul and 9TH
sers from there and Minneapolis. Visit
sors were present from all points sur
rounding here.
. A Willmar advice says: Fire broke
out between Green Lake and New Lon
don. Considerable cord wood was con-