The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1890-09-11
F0REsTON BREEzEs.
FOREsTON. Sen

FOREsToN, Sept. S, 1890.
Wldder johnson is bearing his recent
bereavement bravely and has hopes for
the future.
j. ID. Sawyer sports new buggy. He
is also owner OF bull pup from which
he has great expectations.
Z. Malone is turning his "farm" into a
sheep ranch. He has solitary little
sheep corralled in his front yard.
b. N. Bacon and P. A. Robideau made
a visit to the LaBelle Wagon Co.'s works
at South Superior last week, in lieu of a
visit to the Exposition
Geo. Deans has moved into the resi-
.dence opposite his store. BY the way.
George is getting good trade at his new
store. He keeps good goods and sells
them cheap.
We do not see our young friend wan
del'ing toward brother Petes' lately. But
mine host Mallette is thinking of put
ting new hinges on his doors and reseat-
ing his chairs. Draw your conclusions.
We strongly suspect Mallette of think
ing to substitute Scolored help' at the
popular Mallette house on account Of the
saving in Kitchen furniture and lights.
LIS quite bill of expense furnishing
double-seated chairs.
AS to the rumor that the editor had
became disgustcd with "Unkle' and re-
fused TO publish his illusions, we beg to
differ with those knowing ones, and say.
Tor their benefit, 1t was because we didn't
write any 'sBreezes'' that they didn't APP
pear. 1t is not always best to be too
positive IN your assertions. Correct,
Unkle; you state the truth. ED. UNION. j
We begin to hear rumbles of the com
ing political strife. Soon we'll be "hale
fellows well metz AS yet, with but one
exception, our citizens have not been hit
by the fever OF the coming struggle
The one exception is James Price, who
was lately struck at the Democratic con-
vention at Milaca the other day and goes
to Little Falls as a delegate. Poor Jim,
his days are most DER.
The village school commenced last
Monday with Miss Winnifred Kenely as
teacher and an enrolment Of nearly SO
scholars. Miss Kenely is an excellent
teacher, and in securing her services the
board has given universal satisfaction.
Our school is a large one and it behooves
the board to secure good teachers and
give good wages to get them The time
is short before two teachers will be abso-
lutely necessary, and measures should be
taken by the people to provide suitable
facilities for schools.
For the energy and interest they take
in and carrying on church matters here
the ladies of the Catholic church are to
be complimented. They have lately
ic1,
beauty, and have sold nearly $3.50 worth
Of tickets to drawing for it. If the
Catholic church is ever finished, the la
dies can be thanked for it, they have
taken hold Of the matter with a greater
zeal than the men. While we are not a
Catholic we glory in the pluck and per-
Lyman Crook, while preparing to do
some barber work, Saturday evening.
dropped dead from heart disease. lie
had just taken hold of a razor when he
threw mp his hands eXclaiming, oh! and
expired. He has been unable to do any
work for three or four years and fully
realized that he might BE taken at any
moment On Saturday he had remarked
how well he was feeling that day and
was speaking Of it when lie dropped.
His funeral was at the school house at
eleven. O'Clock to-day and was attended
by large number.
We hear afew dcsultory conversations
regarding county officers and candidates
these days. The county officers are
about all that interest US politically
Most interest expressed as to selection Of
commissioner for this district. MANY
would like to see Judge r. w, Freer
commissioner only for his already hold
ing an office. Mr.. Freer would make
capital commissioner and we are sorry
he is not available. Milo and Milaca
should pull together and pick the man
most suitable, regardless from which
town lie is chosen. We all unite in hop
ing Brother Bob will take a step higher
this fall, and will cast our votes the
right way when the time comes.
$s UNKLE.