The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1897-03-25
MINI ESOT a n EWS.
sInteresting Happenings IN the KOrth
s5sst s5 Star State.

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recently assigned hardware firm of
Hartland, are $1,000.
Henry Ames, late Of the creamery, is
arranging to start a cheese factory.
81 George Krastatter Of Candy died Of
consumption. He was a respected mer-
chant.
Mr.. Lambert Of Kenyon died of grip.
He was one Of the oldest settlers il
this section.
The Great Northern paid Crookstol
people $1,000 for snow shoyeling i'll
February.
John Mommie died suGednly of heart
failure at Anoka while riding i'll ar
sleigh. He was well known here.
III. @. Alderman, a grocer in business
at Redwood Falls for about fifteen
years, assigned to Hans I'll. Aune.
a court Of Foresters has been organ
lied at Caledonia with thirty charter
members.
Thereon Green of Oak Grove died.
He was a resident of AnoEa county
for thirty three years, wealthy and 4
prominent G. A. r. man.
At the annual election ut Winthrop
the proposition to build an electric
light plant and extend the water works
| was carried.
Anoka county will hold a special cleo
toll April 6to vote OH the proposition
| of issuing bonds to build a new bridge
| over Rum river.
| The Blue Earth county commission
ers appointed f. o. Putnam county at
| tOrney in place of j. H. Quinn, the
new judge of the district. 81.
The Albert Lea National bank beats
/ all it's previous records in its state
ment this week, showing deposits Of
/ over $29O,OOO and a cash reserve Of
over $3.50, OOO
The city election at Albert Lea will
occur April 6, and the great contest
twill be as to whether liquor licenses
shall be granted. 1t is not an easy
guess as to what the result will be.
John Viyier, living in Pembina town
! Ship, White Earth reservation, was ac-s
/ cidentally shot in the right hand by
the premature discharge of 4 Winches-
ter rifle in the hands of his father.
! The greatest revival in the history Of
i Mapleton churches is in progress.
! Henry Petran of Albert Lea and Will
lam Petran Of Minneapolis. eyangel-
4 lists, are conducting the meetings.
A prominent undertaken Of Anokl
says that out Of ,twenty-six funerals
this winter, twenty -four We're old peo-5
pie, who died from old age Or troubles
! brought on by old age.
An unknown man was eaten BIZ
i wolves near Walker. All that was
! found to tell the tale of the tragedy
I was his bones, rifle and pieces of cloth
1 ing, and three wolf carcasses.
A steamboat is being bullion the
leyee in Saltwater to be operated on
the st. Croix at the Interstate P;tfis.5
/ The boat will be ready for the water.
I when navigation begins. >
. The transfer Of the Saltwater street
q railway to Flint and Scott was made
dfby Judge Williston. Full claims were
paid II creditors receiving d triile yer
y II cents on the dollar. Debts yvclT'es5 ii1a=
Cured by the receives, ESQ y
Never in the history Of Bufjiiaip j IA,
there been SO much sickness as at pres
ent. The schools have been closed for
aBWeek. Lars Larson is dead, at the
age of 80. He was q highly respected
4 citizen OF this county for ma ny years
Thieves have been stealing ties from
j the merchants at Frazee of late. They
hauled them away during the night.
next day and sold them again Two
parties We're arrested, and more Will
i be taken later.
Frank Johnson, prominent farmer
Of Grass Lake, near Mora, was tarred
and feathered by his neighbors. II is
a alleged that Johnson has been too I'M
= innate with a woman not his wife, and
4 tosremind him Of his conduct a. coat Of
/ tar and feathers was given him. !
& u 1t is now reported that the death of
\ the lumberman from ArDin's camp
near CTookston, whose body was sent.
4 to Minneapolis last week was occa-
Il stoned by his love for liquor. He
4 drank eighteen bottles of lemon ex-
4 tract and death resulted in eight hours.
The trustees of the Winona General
4 Hospital association have decided to
i take immediate steps towards the cree
/ ton of a new building. This is neces-
y STATED by the fact that their. lease on
/; the present building occupied expires
4 this coming April, and can at the most
only be secured for tile coming year.
j Itufus Golf Of Saltwater has returned
from a trip to the logging districts i'll
f the vicinity of Partridge and Willow
4 River. and reports that all concerns
Il are getting ready to wind ZIP their VIM
ter's work The snow is from three to
4 Tour IeeL& deep In the 4WOOdS, and 1t Is
impossible to work longer, even though
the concerns desired to do SO.
The Princeton town board has ap-
4 pointed -. a. Briggs town clerk, and
M. 20. Cutler treasurer. to fill the va
cancies caused by the separation Of
the town from the village. A. w II ar
..ey and J. g. Herdliska were elected
at the annual election. but both are.
qualified.
Thomas Wilson Michelmore is under
arrest at Albert Lea for bigally. hay
ing married Miss Miller Of this county.
at Faribault. March q. It is claimed
that he had already a spouse The de-
PENDANT claims his first wife had u
q divorce granted in St. Paul. The ex-
4 animation was continued until NYednss-
day, bond Of $500 being demanded
but not furnished
"a youth named Sacre was arrested