The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1881-06-02
c Quarterly meeting of the. NJ E. church
at5pencer Brock, Saturday and Sunday:
Presiding eI6er Gozzard will be present.

4 uaiLofiy meeLlnS@ OI..lne VI. III cnufcH
atSpencsr Brock, Saturday and Sunday.
1 Presiding eIGer Gozza,d will be present
/ Virtue among female boarding house
hash-slingers,'' says the Nashville Amer
lean, lis below par. 2 He knows how il
is himself.
/ Galley s. Nicely disposed OF eleven sulky
|plows and corn cultiyators, Saturday,
and Tom says it was not a good day fol
selling machinery either.
For some cause or other Princeton's
tonsorial artist does not seem to please a
few Of our citizens as well as formerly.
What's the matter? $50
Things are getting rapidly into shape
around the new store. Mr. VanAlstine
thinks that by the 18th inst. he will have
everything in running order.
LosT.-From c. IL lines store, one
pair of shoes, valued at $50 cents. One
OF Pinkerton's detectives is here from
Chicago to look up the case.
The contract for building aspile bridge
across Elk river on the State road lead
ing from Princeton to Becker, was let to
Mr.. John T. D. Sadley for 81, oe0.
The contractor has resumed work on
the new West Branch bridge, and il the
lumber was only Forthcoming the struct-
ure would soon be completed.
The county treasurer and lis deputy
We're kept busy Monday and Tuesday,
much to the chagrin Of the printer WHO
expected a Big delinquent tax list.
The new and improved Champion is
the highest Reaper in existence. Galley
s Nicely have a large stock Of these reap
ers on exhibition at their mammoth
Warehouse.
What's the use Of being stingy? Why
don't you take your girl into the Pioneer
Drug Store and treat her to a glass of
soda water? She VIII like you all the
better for it.
| John Rollins Wangan is at the upper
mill. John has several first class Prince
ton boys in his crew. That miserable
Maineite, Sam Trott, is boss OF the kitch-
Ell and the boys seem to relish his grub,
A party of young people chartered Tie
four horse stage ard several other con.
veyances and proceeded to Green Lake
Saturday, where they enjoyed themselves
30 their hearts content. a smaller par
ty visited this favorite retreat Sunday.
A meeting of the village council wa.
held atJ. L. Brady's Office on Tuesday
evening After considerable discussion
it was voted to accept Princeton Eilgint
Co. No. l. An adjourned meeting Of I'll,
council was held again last night, whe1
a fire ordinance was enacted The ortii
nance appears in another column,
| We are sorry to note the fact that sew
eral OF our own town boys, who are enl
ploycd on the drive, were considerable
the worse for liquor, Monday evenin;s,
Boys, If you have got to indulge in in
tox;cating liquors-tiger bait--be moder
, ate about it, and cont make hogs All
fools Of yourselves
Clough,s Wangan has been anchorc,
close by Dunham's old mill since Tues
/ day Rufus Sanborn presidcs over til
4 culinary department. to the complete sat
isfaction Of all. The companionabl
. Cole Griffith has charge of the crew
, which is composed Of smart, steady boys
Galley 6 Ncely's machinery warehous
: is crammed full Of all sorts OF agriculture
implements. There are few down rive
o houses that can make such a display {
!, this class Of goods AT present there is
car load of TIE lightcst draught reapers-
the Champion--in use, awaiting trans
poltation from Elk River for this firm
n | "a IAASA, VI oiCCl1 1LdfAC, Gun
plains that some Of the parties fro]
It town do not use him just exactly RICH
e Mr. Warinner's charges for his boa
e and fishing tackle are not exhorbits,
and should be promptly paid by tho
using the same. It costs something
\ construct boats and buy fishing tacll
% ;and it don't cost much to be gentleman
l. There will be dance given under Il
It auspices of Fraternal Lodge No. 80, i
F. 6 A. NJ, on the evening Of the 18th
- July. To know that the Masonic frate
:, nifty are identified with a dance is a suf
= Gent guarantee that it will be good on
= and that order will be maint aimed e
: erybody is invited.
Little Stella Rines and Earl Gale
:, neither Of them three years old, stray
! down to the West Branch, Wednesda
! and Invested themselves Of their Weari,
: apparel preparatory to taking bath
- that turbulent stream. A passer-by di
- covered them and drove them hon