The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1897-03-11
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InterestinE happenings In the North
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Interesting Happenings In the North
ssssss S9S2 StAr State.
~. A. Jones, station agent at White
Bear, kills himself with a revolver 8 e
Joseph Heinzelmann, 90 South Wa
basha street, st. Paul, was called to his
back door and robbed.
Cornelius f. ". sLull, the first sheriff
OF Ramsey county, died at the city hos
pital, st. Paul. 55ts u
MT. and Mrs. Jesse J. Seward Of ST.
Paul quarrel and separate before the
honeymoon Wanes
The fine graded school building in
Hawley was totally destroyed by tire.
Insurance, $4,000.
Henry Maser, one Of Kenyon's most
respected citizens, is dead, aged sixty
five s54
3Faber's furniture store at Fergus
walls was destroyed by fire; loss,
$1,000, partly Insured. IL
The Security Bank Of Graccville is to
be opened about the 18th by John Nc
Rae, with ample apital
Sidney w. Snyder Of Hastings lis
dead, aged fifty-six years. He was a
member Of Peller post, g. "A. r.
e Presbyterialls arc making me-
parations for erecting church at
Rushford.
The Rushford Knitting Mills compa-
ny, recently incorporated, is now
ready for business.
"A number Of Polish lads at Winona
were arrested for coal-stealing from
the Northwestern road
The heirs Of a Milwaukee sewing
machine agent claim to have $5OO,OOO5
ina safety deposit vault in st. Paul.
Roseau county will ask for assist
ance for a highway from Roseau to-
the mouth of the War Road River.
The Luverne creamery was opened
recently. The farmers feel jubilant
over the new enterprise.
The grand jury at Little Falls
brought in verdict against Chauncey
Ferguson of Rich Prairie, charging him
with arson in the third degree.
District court is in session at Brain
erd. The term will be short, as the
civil calendar is small and there will
not be over four or five criminal cases.
AT the municipal election at St.
Charles the entire Democratic ticket
was elected. i. III. Williams was
elected mayor.
. George Wadsworth, who has for sew
eral years clerked for Dunbrack u
Brown Of Montevideo, has purchased
the grocery business of Emil Schmidt.
Capt. Davidson, who las been in
charge Of the work of the Volunteers
at Winona for the past five months, has
been sent to st. Paul
The city Of Winona has ordered plans
md specific atoms for the macadamizing
of Broadway, between Kansas and
Harriet streets.
Herman Rucktaeschel, a farmer fifty
two Years old, fell into well at Red
wood Falls and received injuries from
which he died. He was unmarried.
p. j. Karney, one of the oldest set
tiers in Castle Rock, was buried. He
leaves a widow and seven children. He
was one Of the mos prosperous citizens
Of the town. 55
Job Haskell shot and killed his four
year-old grandchild at Iauyerne while
Ecarelessly handling a repeating Shot
gun. The old man did not know lie
gun was loaded.
The farmers institute held their ses-
sion at Lake Crystal At the morning
session over 500 books We're given out.
1t was the largest institute ever held
in that place.
Peter Dahlstrom, a farmer living
three miles west Of Hinckley, had his
left hand badly mangled by the pre- ma
ture discharge Of a Winchester rifle
while hunting rabbits.
John Ludwig of Winona is negoti-
ating for the purchase of the Richclieu
hotel at West Superior. If he closes
the bargain he will remove and manage
the hotel in person.
Mrs. S. S. Beach Of Stewart gave
birth to triplets, two girls and q boy.
The mother and babies are all doing
well, the latter being fine, healthy chill,
|>dren, weighing 6h. { and IA pounds,
respectively.
Jens Peterson, "a Santiago farmer,
was killed while moving a loaded sled.
He desired to run the sled down a hill
before attaching his team, and, while
handling the tongue, fell in front the
| runners and was crushed to death.
Levi Stevens, who resided about q
mile west of Eyota village, Tied, after
a. short illness, of pneumonia. Mr..
/ Stevens WAS du Olu SClllCF III OlluSlGu
county and was sixty-seven years Of
age. He leaves wife and four chill
dren.
A. H. Ring, register Of deeds of Grant
county, is dead of appendicitis. Mr..
Ring had host of friends which was
partly attested by the fact that he was
| the only populist elected to an office in
that county. He was universally re-
spected. He leaves large family.
! One hundred and fifty men at the
| Kettle River Sandstone conpany's
| quarry, mile from Sandstone, went on
a strike on account Of not receiving
their wages regularly. Some claim
back pay for three months. This is the
concern whose bondsmen applied for
discharge from further responsibility
in Minneapolis Saturday.
George Wetzel, ST., was killed while
working in his wood lot i'll Greelbush.
He and his youngest son, Raymonds,
were telling trees when one of the
/ limbs struck the old gentleman, crush
| ing him so that death was almost in
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