The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1897-03-04
MINNESOTA NEWS.
tnteresting Happenings In the NORTH.
Star state.

BUFF DaucA a respected citizen OF
Rushford, is dead, aged seventy mine
years. .
q cooperative creamery will proba-
Oily be established at Wadena. James
Campbell offers 100 cows.
Mrs. Anne F. Lamberton of Winona
died at Chicago Tuesday, quite sudden
", of apoplexy.
The Monticello Camp Of Modern
Woodmen has installed a camp at Elk :
River.
The Winona Y. NJ. C.. A. directors are
considering plans for $4,000 addition.
to the present building
4 Much illness, in the form Of pneumo-
MIA and other bronchial troubles, pre- /,
walls, at Monticello at present.
@ BENJAMIN Il. Ballow, an old resident
Of Anoka,s lis dead. He leaves wife
and several married children.
A. B. Ballard, a resident of Anoka
Tor f0rty-one years, is dead. He served
three years in the Third Minnesota ar
tlllery.S He leaves wife and one son.
The Winona Board of Trade has.
elected officers as follows: President,
E 4. Tarbell; vice president, Frank Z.
Randall. 81.
Mike Braessler, a stonecutter in the
quarries at Sandstone, was killed by a.
large stone falling on him. His family
lives in Pittsburg, Pa.
The Old Settlers association of Della
no and vicinity celebrated the anniyer-.
sary Of Washington's birthday in colo
NAL style.
Ghaucey Ferguson of Little Falls was
arrested on a charge of setting fire to-
several stacks Of hay belonging to one
Of his neighbors, about $75 worth being:
destroyed.
The agitation for beet-sugar factory
IS still going forward at Winona and.
1t is probable that meeting Of farm
ers and others interested will be called
at an early date.
Prof. J. Seip, of the Hastings busi- ].
ness college, has organized a night
school at Glencoe, and has enlisted a.
class IN the study Of accounts OF COM
mercial bookkeeping.
A bonus has been voted to st. Paul.
parties to put up an electric plant and
grlst mill at Pine City, $1,000 to be-
paid when the plant is completed and.
the remainder in two years.
The Goodh1!s t:5'lty delinquent tax.
list for 1895, now ka;ng published, con-
talns less than 600 descriptions, and;
the majority of these are Of property
OF little or no value.
Henry Hessoff, an old citizen Of LIE.
Sueur, died recently from heart failure,
as he sat in, his chair reading. For
years he has been known as the mayor
\ Of West LIE Sueur.
: The ninth anniversary of the Cannon.
Valley G. A. r. association will be held
at Morristown June Is, 16 and II, I'M
der the auspices of Lampson Pense
Post No. 1888.
MIS-: Ohm hrueger, a well known.
lady, died at the home Of her daughter,
Mrs. Herman Knude, at saltwater.
She was also the mother of Mrs. L. N. q
Bergeron and Emil Kruger. Her lIus.5
band is in Germany.
Fred Bateman, twenty-seven years.
Ola, living five miles southeast OF
Spring Valley, fell from windmill, g.
distance of sixty-five feet, breaking two,
ribs close to the backbone and inflict-
ing other injuries. His condition is Sc
rious.
The Saltwater board of education
has decided to build a new school.
house on the site Of Nelson school. to.
cost $4,000. The work is to be done
under the supervision Of Orff & Jourie-
mon, of Minneapolis, whose plans were
adopted.
Sheriff Lundquist has placed death
watch over George Kelly, confined in
the Goodhue county Jail, who has been
sentenced to be hanged on March %
The execution will take place at Gem
ter City, the county seat of Chis:lgo
county. 5
The Winona city council has deter
mined to revise and establish per1na-
nent grades, and two engineering crews,
have been placed in the field. The
work is to be completed in five weeks.
SO that the present council can pass the,
ordinance fixing the new grades beige
going out of office.
The jury at lie Sueur brought in a
verdict Of not guilty in the case of Max
Segelbaum against Fred Womer, who
was charged with embezzlement.
Friends of Mr.. Womer say that this
will be followed by suit for damages.
Segelbaum's head clerk, Womer, so the
evidence showed, was entitled to the
money as salary and bonus.
At the third annual meeting of the
WatonWan Anti-H thief association.
held at st. James, the following off,
ers were named: President, a.
0AOpSS So VIE pASSlucul, d. Ia lNISeyS-
secretary, j. w. Somers; treasurer, L.
Q. Ulvestadt. Reports were read show
ing a well filled treasury and a menu
bership of several hundred representa-
tive farmers.
The state legislature will be more
fortunate than usual this year in that
it will have the annual and biennial re-
ports of all the state officers before ii
in time to act upon them before the
session is practically over and the APP
preparation bills closed. Expert Print
er Whitney has pushed his work with
such yigor that these reports are out,
in most cases, fully six weeks in adj
vance of the time they were issued two
years ago. The copy for thirty of these
reports has been placed in the hands
Of the contra tors, and twenty -seyen OF
these have been printed and placed in
the ]. hands. of the legislature. The re-
naming three reports, those of the att
torney general, the interstate park
commission land the state zoologisI are
now in print, and will be delivered In