The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1890-10-16
MILAcA zEPHYRs.
M1LAoA, Oct. Is, Is

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1t has now become necessary for
our town commissioners to con
slider the matter Of selecting a Gem
etery. We are sorry to say this.
1t has been put off from time to
time but must be attended to now.
The contract for the erection Of
our school house was let to Dun
ming and Price, of Foreston. Con-
sideration, $9SO.50. 1t is to be
completed by Dec. LIST. The build
ing will be 26x5O and two stories,
but only one story will be COM
pleted this fall.
Mr.. VIM. Higgins returned
home Saturday morning. Your
readers will recollect he was very
severely hurt about six weeks ago,
while loading logs at Ground House.
He was cared for at the Sisters
Hospital, St. Cloud. He gives the
hospital a good name. DR.. Ram
'sey, of St. Cloud, attended him.
We beg to call the attention of
our road overseer to the work done
in the slough just beyond the
church. What is the use Of throw
ing money away in such work?
The town supervisors had better
look into the matter and before
payment is made see who is re-
.sponsible for such waste Of money.
Our pastor has returned for an
other year. He preached last Sun
day morning on the subject of
grumbling. He said it was one Of
the sins left to us by the Children
of Israel. He says it is of two
kinds, acute and chronic. The
former leaves the grumbler, be he
man or woman, more sweet than
before, but the chronic grumbler is
OF no use on earth nor in heaven.
Mr.. II. A. Wheeler has given
up his position in Foley Bros. mill
which he has held so many years
and has accepted the position of
band sawyer in the new mill at
Milaca which will begin cutting
next Monday. Mr.. Wheeler will
remove his family to his own house
in East St. Cloud and come in each
week for Sunday, Mr.. Henry
Hilton will handle the other band
saw in the new mill, which is said
to be fine one and cost $40, 900.
1t was built by Mr.. D. S. Burns.
st. Cloud JommaLPress.
DIR. Tarbox, Of Princeton, has
been called up this way several
times recently. We are glad to
say one of the parties requiring
his services is now out of danger.
But we are very sorry to say Will
lie Patten, youngest son of Robert
Patten'' succumbed to dysentery.
There was very little chance for his
recovery when the doctor was
called in. The funeral took place,
tuesday afternoon, and number
OF sorrowing friends followed the
remains to lot on the hill at Big
Eddy, which was thought would be
appropriate for cemetery.
Mrs. Reyes baby is also very
sick with the same complaint, and
we understand there are so manv
cases in Forestoa it was deemed
advisable to postpone services in
church till later on.
Maybe we are cranks on the
subject Of temperance up here.
But when community has decided
that they do not want anything to
do with liquor, we would like to
know what moral right, or any
right, has any white man or wo-
man, or any other kind Of a biped.
to come here and introduce it in
the shape of stomach bitters y
shipped from certain drug house
in st. Paul, in boxes marked r. &;
II! We don't want our noses
colored in that way. Such a per
son cannot live in peace and quiet
with us; and it will take more in
fuence than our pastor can exert
to keep us from grumbling at such
aperson; whether it will be Of the
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