The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1890-07-17
FoREsTON BREEzEs.

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M. Milllman is building a new livery
barn.
Will Sawyer intends opening barber
shop here soon. s5t.l
E. N. Bacon has secured the services
of M, w. Mitchell, Of Melrose, as en-
gineer for his factory.
III. o. X. Bailey is again clone wilder 2
Mrs. B. having taken unto herself va
cation without the advice OF consent of
o. K.
John Neuman moved back from Foley
yesterday. He will run the engine at
Foley Bros mill at this place for a
while.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Mallette visited
St. Paul last Thursday and Friday.
While there they purchased a new two
seated carriage.
If John Tornquist, of Milaca, don't
quit coming over here and taking our
best girl out walking there'll be war.
Beware, John, or you will hear something
drop.
p. A. Robideau's smile Eliminates his
whole countenance these days. The
reason thereof is he has purchased
horse and a bran new carriage which
will arrive in day or two.
Those two gentlemen who are con
graduating themselves because they are
not on the council again this year
shouldn't smile so loud. They were
fully as deep in the mire as the present
council are IN the mud.
Henry Robideau wishes the item of last
week corrected. It seems it is only six
times a week he goes to Mr.. Bacon's,
the.balance of time he goes up to brother
Pete's, where he can look over the fence
at the object of his alteration.
T Mr.. Hennessy, general manager of the
Winona Wagon w orks, was in town last
week looking over Mr.. Bacon's stock of
wagon material. Mr.. Bacon has the
reputation of making as fine hubs and
spokes as can be found anywhere, and
the quality of the timber cannot be ex-
celled.
Archie Guthrie can be seen these even
ings cutting wood and carrying water
like any ordinary married man. A few
evenings since, while leaning YEARLY on
his axe with how-comc-I -so look he
murmured: CIV dlock is not what it
might be, but I wouldn't mind it SO
much if Mrs. G. would cut the wood,
carry the water, build the fires and do
the little chores Then I could manage
the rest BY the way, we didn't notice
nary a cradle or high chair among all
that new furniture. Did you forget 'en,,
Archer
Clarence Lewis met with avery serious
accident while working in the factory
last Thursday. He was engaged at the
spoke lathe and in reaching over with
his right hand after a spoke, in some I'M
accountable manner his hand was caught
and drawn into the machine. Nearly
the whole hand was cut into fragments.
DR.. Tarbox was telegraphed for and
came me quickly to attend him. The doctor
amputated the hand just below the |
thumb, with the exception Of the little
finger which was found to be not greatly
injured. The doctor left him doing
finely, but some time during the night
one Of the arteries got loose and he lost
a great amount of blood before morning
through the attendants not knowing
what to do. In The morning his arm was
bandaged and the bleeding stopped. He
was put aboard the afternoon train and I
taken to the hospital at st. Cloud, where
he had to undergo q further operation.
At present writing he is resting easier
and doing we'll. With true western gem
srosity a purse Of SOL rs was raised in a
short time for his benefit.
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