The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1903-10-29
DOCTORS ORGANIZE.
The rledicaI Profession of lille Laos,
Isanti and kanabec Counties
Organize Society.
Will Meet Every Three rlonths and
"Talk Shop and Promote
Professional Welfare.

''Talk Shop and Promote
Professional Welfare.
Last Thusrday a meeting was held
in Princeton for the purpose of organ
izing medical society for the coun-
ties of Mile Laos, Ianti and Kanabec.
The meeting was only preliminary
one, but sufficient progress was made
to place the society on it's feet. The
following officers were elected: Presi-
dent, DR.. H. G. Cooney; vice presi-
dent, DR.. J. F. Bacon of Milaca;
treasurer, DR.. G.. Ross Galley: secre-
tary, DR.. Armitage. DR.. Nichols of
Milaca, DR.. Whiting of Spencer Brook,
and DR.. Hixson of Cambridge, were
chosen as a board of censors. The
society will hold meetings every
three months, and the next meeting
will be held at Cambridge on the sew
enth Of next January.
At the meeting in Januray the or
ganization will be completed and the
constitution and bylaws will be
adopted. There are fourteen members
of the medical profession in three
counties who are eligible to member
ship in the society and it is expected
that all will become members Of the
new organization Members of the
local organization are entitled to men,
bership in the State Medical society
and the American Medical association.
| WILL FEED 300 HEAD OF CATTLE.
The Il. Mark Like Stock Co. Will DO tx
| tensive Cattle Feeding.
| Princeton is not only becoming a
great live stock market but also a
great stock feeding center. Last win
ter the b. Mark Live Stock Co. fed
quite number of cattle at this place,
and now that the company has it's
yards all re-arranged and practically
new and enlarged throughout, it is the
intention of Mr.. Mark to feed cattle
on an extensive scale the coming win
ter. He is making preparations to
| feed 300 head Of cattle at his feed
yards in Princeton, and with him will
! be associated Mr.. J.'C. Cliff, an old
Iowa stockman and horesman who
thoroughly understands the business.
The feeding Of a lot of cattle at this
place means that Princeton will be-
come a good market for corn, hay and
rutabagas, and Mr.. Mark says that
he wants 100, 900 bushels of rutabag gas
and he is also on the market for corn
for which he will pay the highest mar
ket price. He also wants lot of hay
and farmers who have any of this
kind of feed can find a ready market
for it at the yards Of the E. Mark Live
Stock Co. There is a good demand
for old bulls and big steers which
are wanted for the feed lots and farm
ers can find a good market for this
kind Of stock here in Princeton.
RECORDS SMASHED AGAIN.
for Pacing, and Trotting.
Dan Patch, the Minneapolis PAGER,
owned by M. ". Savage, beat the
worlds record at Memphis last week
and went mile in 1:564, thus de-
throning Prince Alert, record of 1:57.
The mile was paced without a wind
shield and at the finish Dan Patch
seemed as fresh and vigorous as at
the start. The demonstration that
greeted the new worlds pacing cham
pion as he flashed under the wire was
a memorable one: Horse owners who
stood about the track before the start
er's stand, had caught the time with
their watches and before the official
time was flashed out they set up a
mighty shout.
The quarter was reached in 20 Sec
onds, the half in IS and the three
quarter pole in Pig As the horses
swung into the stretch Dan Patch was
pushing the forward runner so closely
that scarcely a hands breath inter-
vened between his nose and the back
of the driver in the forward sulky.
The owner of the noted PAGER says the
horse will be returned to Minneapolis
for the winter, and he will be used bv
his owner as a buggy horse, and kept at
the private stable of the owner.
But the Minneapolis PAGER was not
to be alone in his record breaking,
for Lou Dillon put it all over Cresceus
at Memphis last Saturday, when the
peerless trotter proved her right to the
proud title of "queen of the TURF by
trotting a mile under adverse circum-
stances in the remarkable time of
1859.
The owner of Lou Dillon SAYS: 81
am not bit surprised at the result of
Lou billions effort. I expected to