The Princeton union., 1900-04-12

1eCt>, "ul1e tAe OtQerS were only saved
by the greatest exertions.
Murphy was nineteen years old, and
his friends live near Fountain. MINI.
The body was brought to this city on
Thursday night and taken to D. M.
Clark & Co.'S undertaking rooms,
where it was prepared for burial and
will be held awaiting instructions from
the friends of deceased, who have been
communicated with.-BrUi7eyI Tribune.
Work of Removal
Senator Nelson conferred with the
Indian commissioner regarding the re-
moval of the Mile Lacs band to the
White Earth reservation. The sena-
tor recommended that Com missioner
Hall be given instructions to give the
Indians assistance when they begin
their departure for White Earth dur
ing the coming summer. It is expected
that larger part of the band will be
ready to leave for White Earth in
short time. The senator assured the
commissioner that he would push the
bill he introduced early in the session
reducing the salary and emoluments of
.Chippewa Commissioner Hall The
senator has been prevented from urg-
ing this bill and others on account of
illness. ss.-Pioneer Press
TIn 10 of r
company last Saturday was one of the
best patroniZed sales ever held in this
village. One hundred horses we're sold
besides large quantities of second hand
goods Of all kinds. There was an ex-
cellent attendance throughout the sale
and the merchants of the village had
no reason to complain of their trade
that day. In most of the stores extra
clerks could have been used to advan-
tage for the greater part of the day.
Perhaps it will be news to a large
number Of our readers to know that
Princeton has (. full-hedged hospital
within its limits. but we have one
nevertheless. Frank Peterson has ar
ranged to care for those desiring nurs-
ing and medical attendance and has al
ready assisted many patients to win
back their accustomed health. Mrs.
Peterson acts as nurse for most OF the
patients. Good care is given at rates
ranging from 81 per week and upwards.
Mrs. Blake, accused by the Anoka
county authorities with having killed
her babe, was acquitted last week by
the jury. One of our residents. who
happened to be in the city and heard
some OF the evidence, says he would
like to know what kind of evidence it
would be necessary to obtain in our
sister county to secure conviction.
The E. Mark Live Stock company
expects to have Oh sale at it's barns in
this village next week a carload of
excellent farm horses, weighing 1,40O
pounds and upward. These horses
will be thoroughly acclimated and if
you need a good team to carry on your
farm work here is an excellent oppor-
tunity to secure it,
The merchants are crying loudly for
a little water on the streets. The dust
has been flying badly this week and it
has been impossible to keep it out of
their stores: They are willing to pay
for sprinkling from the. first Of April
and would like to see the work begun.
at once. '>'~s "Ei w. - @~
Marshal Spaulding says that il peo-
pie will report to him the names of
those who are guilty of violating the
ordinance prohibiting the riding of
bicycles on the sidewalks of the viii
lnge, he will issue the necessary COM
plants and see that the violators are
prosecuted. .s.,.: l. -%*E
Easter will be- observed as Mission
Sunday at the Methodist church
theme 1.-THE Whole Wide World for
IN.