The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1903-11-12
A RICH BROWN ROAST.
The Blue Earth City Post Pays Its Re
spects to Van SAINTS Bank Exaroiner.

The Blue Earth City Post Pays Its Re-
spects to Van sanu's Bank Examiner.
State Bank Examiner S. T. johnson
has recently sent a circular letter to
Judge of Probate John w. Vance of
this county, notifying him that he can
not find any law allowing him to
chrage his postage stamps to the
county. The Office of the Judge of
probate is a salaried office, and the
letters written by that Office are county
business. This is drawing it out pretty
fine, This man johnson is continu-
ally hunting for some fine work while
larger game is allowed to run at
large" The State Bank of Mapleton
is under his jurisdiction. For years
young Buck has been carrying on a
systematic career of forgery, and this
man johnson is supposed to look af-
ter all such institutions for the pro-
lection of the people who help to pay
his salary. But he has been too busy
teaching county auditors their duty,
cutting off postage that rightfully be-
long to probate judges, finding fault
with honest and capable county off,
GERS, just to show them how smart he
is, and introducing tom foolery no
tions into auditors Offices where most
Of ss..ose x officers know more in a min
ute than Van SAINTS upstart examiner
ever knew. He has been doing this
while Buck, and the good Lord only
knows how many more have been steal
ing the people blind. If Johnson is
not legally holding, he is morally at
fault for this Mapleton failure. The
Office of State examiner is an impOr-
tant one, when properly conducted,
but it is too big and too broad an
office for such narrow, self-conceited
fellow as Governor Van SAINTS John
son. The law says that the county
shall furnish stationery for the Judge
of probate, and at least some of our
best lawyers claim that stationery, as
used in that sense, includes stamps,
and he will be very likely to write just
as many letters and use just as many
stamps in the future as the business
of his office requires, and he will con-
tinue to ''draw on the county, for
postage, and when Johnson comes
down and calls our county commits
sioners to task, he may get another
calling down from Senator Putnam,
who has once or twice done it ''to the
queens TASTE" and is probably wait
ing for an opportunity to get at him
again.-Blue Earth City Post.
Real Estate Transfers.
The following are the real estate
transfers in Mile Laos county as filed
with Register of Deeds Chapman dur
ing the past week:
Edward A. Rider and wife to George
H. Beatty, mex OF swA of sec. 6, a.
Edward A. Rider and wife to Ellen r. S''''O
Bartlett, lots 2 {, and ID: and seq of
,,, nwA Of sec 6, 4s-&; Robbins. -. 1900 90
ephine Carmody nw4 of nw4 of
sec. 20, Greenbush 800 90
Judson NJ Goss and wife to Magnus
anderson ad'1 neA Of nWA and the
Bogus Brook 442 20
Charles Keith (unmarried) to Char
lotte NJ Goss, nH OF nwA of sec. 2,
Bogus Brook. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $500
Mary 3. Chadbourne and husband to
Peter Tengblad, neA of neA of
Cbares Praaord M vito 80 w oSooO
Mcclure, So OF neA and ny of sex
of sec. 6, 1921. Robbins ... 1000, 90 |
Arthur Wiseman and wife to Martha
NJ Mcclure, ne4 of ne14 of sec. 6,
G. Augustus Piuiisiiier lwidowerj to o0'oo
Rosa Carus, lots and in block
Is of Princeton townsite ........ 80 90 |
Fay Cravens and wife to I. W. Den |
nlson. one acre in the northwest |
corner of the swA of seq of sec.
[. W. Dennison (single) to Amanda
Cravens. one acre in the northwest
corner of the swA of seq of sec.
~, PrincetOn.... .............. LOO |
Charlotte NJ. Goss and husband to
Ella T. Graham, the sw4 of sec.
woodcocI s. 0aixes to Thomas De. ~''"
gerllas, lot in block l of West
samuel A. carew (singiej to iibbie ~
sex Of nw Of see fSfGs me
W oodcock & Cakes to Louis Decor
las, lot in block Of West Lawn $500 |
Woodcock & Cakes to Eda Henschel,
lot Z in block 1 of West Lawn.... 81. 90 |
Dressed turkeys for thanksgiving.
We want l 900 pounds. /
Ludden's Store |