The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-06-04


a bunch Of nice radishes.. = ':ST 1T -2e'
The hum Of the gay and festive
musquito is heard in the land. ~, ="
Yes, Princeton is going to celebrate;
the 4th, and don't you forget it, !.
Gates &Hall's drlve-the first this
season-was safely doomed at Anoka,'
last Thursday. 80, ~ -, Il, .+ ..''
Visitors will please not carry off
the daily papers out of this Office I'm.
til we get squint at them. =.
A pleasant sociable was held at the
house Of NJ. J. A. Walker, on Thurs
day evening. Ill. ta'>nE,'r al Il" -.
- 49, = 49,: 1<.;@1lts
Galley = Nicely have sold Ia reap.
ers. two mowers and five or six rakes
during the past week. ~; 45is~nna..,
D. A Galley wants the party, who
borrowed his step ladder without his
permissionrto be kind enough to re-
turn the same. d. ;.:'.@ Il - - :.'
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We tried to ride a horse bare back,
last Monday morning, and as a natur.
al consequence have been lame ever
since. '-.'''S'5.''.:
Mr.. D. H. Murray. returned from
St. Paul, on Thursday evening, where
he had been to recruit his stock Of
goods. ".s an. oIf.s ~u -., ..s.
Ladies dress goods of all descrip-
lions. new spring and summer goods,
can be, found at the Old Reliable store
Of C. II. Rines.2 .:iA,s.5 a1t+ a.
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Mrs. D. A. Galley and family have:
gone off up to Greenbush visiting, to
be gone a week Or two, and Dan, is all
"alone.in his glory Il. "*'.',''
A little more patience, the bridges
across the east and west branches Of
Rum river at this point will be repair
ed as soon as the planks can be sa wed.
Married-Sanday, June lst, by
Cha's Keith, Judge Of probate, =" MI.
Malen Ellenbaum ; and Miss Emma
Sausser, both of Princeton.u, Il .3"a
Mrs. Ben Soule, Mrs. Miller, Mrs.
Smith Soule and Mrs: Hugh Brown
can get up as good a picnic dinner as
any four ladies in the state. we know
whereof we speak. a3>., s,.'. , .,-j
Hen Campbell frightened our sane,
tum with his smiling counteuance, on
Wednesday; he had jrlstreturned from
his Big Stone county farm, and he says
the crops are looking splendidly out
there. g. % ~ = u st* q
Port Morse has the honor of being
the first W. c. T. of tie Herman
lodge of Hope.-Hsrmaa Herald::n
Bully for Port. Il !stiek.toita,5QId fell
low. e.. ~ n y III E3stsrs1ta asi.!s, -
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Harry and Elmer Whitney are
breaking for Bob Cameron, Of wy.
anett, this week. +. Bob intends to
have considerable ola farm opened up
and ready for The seed next spring. a T..
Next Sunday is floral Offering day
at the NJ. E. church. There vial be
a concert by the Sunday school chill.
dren in the morning. The exercises
promise to be interesting. All are in;
vited to attend. Xxx ~. 81 F.t.S.5 ~
H. B. Cowles and Will Townsend
returned from Dakota, on Friday
evening. We are sorry to learn Will
lOst MS CLAIM. MIR. COwleS docs not
entertain very exalted opinion Of
the country out there. .-~---
Next weeks UNION win contain a
call for meeting Of the citizens Of
the village to make arrangements L for
the celebration Of the 4th., We, risk
nothing in stating that the day will be
a gala one for Princeton: r, ,.' - ~.
A. P. Harmon had a narrow esca pe
from being drowned last Saturday.
Ben Soufe found Harmon, Hen. How.
ard and Smith Soule all fast asleep
on the bank Of the river in
broad daylight, instead of being at
their post of'duty on the drive, which
so enraged Ben that he yanked Har.
mon over. the bank. the other two