The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1905-11-16

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creek near the proposed extension of
the Duluth, Virginia & Rainy Lake
road, and two on the Bots Frotes near
Net lake.
There are now ia prisoners in the
penitentiary at Saltwater, and owing
to the crowded condition many have
to sleep on cots in the corridors. E.
E. Buck, who was taken there from
Mankato to serve term of six years.
is working in the laundry while suffer-
ing from an injured ankle. When
able he will be given other work.
A fatal shooting accident occurred
at Annandale. Six boys who were
out hunting began throwing up their
hats to shoot at. Samuel Sather
lowered his gun after taking aim, and
while talking to his companions the
trigger in some manner got caught.
The gun was discharged and Phillip
Henderson was shot in the abdomen,
killing him instantly.
DR.. Jacob Force, vice president of
the Northwestern Life Insurance COM
pany of Minnesota, was arrested at
Los Angeles by Detective Jones of
the local detective department.. He
was arraigned before Justice of the
Peace Young. who ordered his release
on $4,000 bail, which was provided.
The charge is grand larceny and is
made in Hennepin county, Minnesota.
DR.. Force is a retired physician and
has been residing in Los Angeles for
some time past. He claims that he
resigned as an officer of the insurance
company a year ago.
Oysetr-eating is proving profitable
to eaters in Minneapolis restaurants.
Miss Nellie Bachallor is the latest
favorite of fortune. While taking
luncheon at a downtown restaurant
her teeth rasped on some hard SUBJ
stance which, on investigation, proved
to be shiny pearl. The value of the
pearl has been placed at various
amounts up to $500. Miss Bachallor's
co-wOrkers have taken to the bivalve-
eating habit with the innate spirit of
adventure which prompted the old
Spaniards to visit foreign lands in
search of hidden treasure.
Joseph Harrison of Leavitt Lake,
Cass county, was killed Sunday on "a
deer runway, presumably being shot
for a deer. He went out with his two
sons, who left him on the runway and
went on together. A gun shot was
heard. but thinking it was their father
shooting they did not return to him
for some time, but later were directed
to him by the dog. It is not known
who fired the shot. Harrison was an
old soldier, about IS years, and often
met with the G. A. r. post at Aitkin.
This is the second accident near here
this season, W. F. Caldwell having
been shot by running into his own
set gun las week.
John B. Gronquist, a Finlander
and woodsman, met a terrible death
while telling trees for logging COM
pany operating in Gnesen township,
twenty miles from Duluth. It was his
first day at work in the camp, and a
tree in falling slipped unexpectedly
from the stump and caught his leg.
Gronquist in his struggle to get free
broke his limb, but he was in a fair
way to release himself, when heavy
branch of another tree which had
been broken by the top of the tree he
had just felled, dropped on his head
and killed him. Gronquist has a
family in Finland and had made
payments on a farm in Carlton
county. He was expecting to bring
his family over in the spring.