The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1904-06-02
State News.

Franklin will celebrate the Fourth
IN old-time fashion.
Vim. Latzke's barn and four horses
burned at Belle PLANE.
The Seventh Day Adventists are in
annual camp at Saltwater.
Winona is to have a new charter.
and South st, Paul will follow suit.
A. r. Brink has samples of sand
from Red Wing that show radio-ac-
tivity.
Attorney W, S. Foster Of Milaca
delivered the Memorial Day grafton
at Mora!
st. Clouds directory canvass shows
an increase of 1000 people since a
year ago.
Judge Jaggard of St. Paul delivered
the commencement address at Elk
River Saturday night.
Films up on the iron ranges in great
numbers are becoming naturalized and
are taking up homesteads.
Carl Olson, nine years of age, fell
from the boom of the Empire Lumber
co. at Winona and was drowned.
D.. The blind pig business at the new
village of Ottertail has been broken
up, Reuben Robinson being fined $40.
1t is estimated that more than $685.
q n 10 -,
the vicinity of Eveleth this season for
pulpwood.
Herman Krell, employed as a flour
packer for the Red Lake Falls Mill
ing Co., has been drowned in the Red
Lake river.
In the Carleton college home orator
ical contest at Northfeld, Obed S.
Johnson of Langdon, Ia, carried off
first hOnOrs.
The dry goods store of r. R. Muir
ply of Austin has been burned. The
stock which was total loss was
valued at So, 500.
Geo. M. Palmer of St. Cloud has
been appointed superintendent of the
Milaca public schools, vice A. P.
Ritchie, resigned.
Dull times on the St. Louis county
iron ranges will drive hundreds onto
homesteads-the best thing that could
strike the miners.
Braden's Light infantry of Fari-
bault, composed of sixty boys ranging
in ages from seven to fifteen has reor-
gained for the summer.
Former Aid. Joseph A. Mannheim
Of Duluth is dead after an illness of
six weeks. He had been resident of
Duluth for twenty-four years.
Fire of unknown origin totally de-
stroyed the furniture store and stock
of NJ. G.. Jones of Bertha. The loss
is So, 500 with 81, 700 Insurance.
. Canute Hasten, aged 6, of Little
Falls was instantly killed at Cushing
by the accidental discharge of a re-
volver in the hands of his cousin.
George w. Warrington of Waterville,
aged eighty-four, died last week, and
his wife aged eighty-two, died Sunday.
They mad been married sixty-four
years.
The w. 0. w. uniform rank from
Minneapolis will conduct the unveil-
ing of the monument over Clarence
Pennock, in Lakeside, Hastings, on
June II.
Nels Martin, aged fifty -one of
Worthington, left home two days ago
and all search fails to reveal his
whereabouts. It is feared he has
drowned himself.
A heavy hail storm near Owatonna
did considerable damage to the crops
in some parts of the county but not
enough to seriously lessen the pros
poets of a banner crop.
Berge & Hodson of Fergus Falls
have been awarded the contract for
the erection of the hospital building
which the Catholic sisters have decided
to build in Breckenridge.
G. Howell died from injuries re-
ceived in a street fight which occurred
: in Aitkin last week. G. L. Daniels,
who, it is alleged, struck him on the
neck, is under arrest pending the &C
ton of the coroner's jury.
A printer by the name of S. L..
: Smith who was publishing a newspa-
per and was also deputy postmaster
at Monterey, stole a pad of money
order blanks and forged lot of or
ders. He is fugitive from justice.
Daniel Donahue, livery man, was
burned to death Sunday afternoon at
Hinckley, while making an Intellectual
effort to save his barn and four horses
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