The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1905-06-29
State News.

Ulle 1dUo census.
Four hundred students were enrolled
at the summer school at the st. Cloud
normal last week.
O. G. Thompson, Farmington's seed
man, is establishing wholesale seed
house at Albert Lea.
l. W. Denison and Mrs. Lucy J.
Riesland of Milaca, were married in
St. Paul on June II.
A steel gallows will be erected at
Elk River for the execution of C. D.
Crawford on Aug. Is.
The Bemidji Pioneer thinks the
census returns will show Bemidji to
have 5000 population.
1t is thought by officials that Mime
apolis has an ice trust and they are
investigating the matter.
The creamery at Milaca is being en-
larged to accommodate increasing
business, says the Times.
The Minnesota Epworth League is
making preparations to attend the
national convention in Denver in July.
The Isanti News says that $50 car
loads of potatoes were bought on the
Isanti market during the season just
closed.
M. S. Maloy, who was at one time
proprietor of the Merchants hotel in
Anoka, died in Superior, Wisconsin
on June 20.
The Mora Enterprise chronicles the
fact that on Saturday, June II, 10
gallons of cream we're received at the
local creamery.
Several Moose have been seen with
in the city limits of Duluth this sea-
son. They have been driven from the
woods by hunters.
Eddie, a young son of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Baxter of Mora. was drowned
in Lake Mora on June 20. He was
unable to swim and waded into deep
water.
The Touring mill and elevator at
Foley, owned by Madden & Schwandt,
has been purchased by W. J. Pinney,
manager of the New London Milling
company.
The Great Northern has in view at
it's St. Cloud shops the rebuilding of
$50 combination stock and box cars.
The cars will be transformed into
stock cars.
The village council of Luverne has
passed an ordinance prohibiting the
use of fire crackers within six hundred
feet of any building within the plated
portion of the village.
In a recent decision of the supreme
court it was held that it is the duty of
every fiat or tenement house owner to
see that places where children play
are made reasonably safe.
The Giant Grip Horseshoe COM
pany, now located at Duluth, has
been given bonus of $4,000 to re-
move to Little Falls, and is prepar-
ing to build a large plant at that
place.
N. Notion of Vineland, cut his
hand severely last week while taking
a cork out of a bottle. In some man.
ner the bottle was broken, a sharp
point of the glass entering the hand
between the thumb and first finger.
On June 7, the family of John An
derson, near Owatonna, was poisoned
by Paris green which had been put
into the we'll on his farm. A young
woman named Vida Johnson has
been arrested, charged with the crime.
City toughs have been in the habit
Of visiting Minnehaha Falls for their
DRINKS, but such offenders are here
after to be given forty days in the
workhouse instead of a money fine,
and they will probably stop the prac-
tice
The Italian laborers along the line
of the Great Northern between Crooks
ton and Winnipeg struck last week be-
cause they were not granted the privi-
lege of working twelve hours day
instead of ten, but they wanted extra
pay for the extra time.
Several negroes have been arrested
in different parts of the State on sus-
picion of having murdered Annie
Kintop near Little Falls last April
but none of them have answered the
description of those seen in the neigh
borhood at the time and all have been
released.
The city of Mankato will be paid
$1,000 by the Fidelity & Deposit COM
pany of Maryland, because the Prac-
tical Gas & Construction company of
North Chicago has failed to carry out
the provisions of the franchise granted
it to construct and operate a gas