The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1891-08-06

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with reference to the action Of the
Isanti county commissioners in raising
d. M. Clough's assessment was re
ceived this forenoon, too late for thi.
issue. Will appear next week.
The combination club, which wa,
composed mainly OF Princeton players
defeated the "Old Reliables" Of Pine
City, at that place, on Sunday after
noon, by q score of II to s. What wa!
the matter with your ''invincibles, !
Gottry?
John Hatch is down from Mile Lac.
lake. He says the Indians have soberet
down since Commissioner Halls recen
visit. The settlers are fervently pray
ing that the much talked of removal
of the Indians will be speedily accom-
plished.
A meeting of the shareholders of the
Dalbo Warehouse Company will be
held at Moses Tibbetts' hotel in Prince
ton, on Saturday, August 18th. Every
shareholder and those who expect tc
become shareholders are requested tc
be present.
Some religiously inclined gentlemen,
Seventh Day Adventists, we believe.
have pitched a tent in the rear of the
Commercial Hotel block, where series
of biblical sermons will be given for
the next week or ten days. Seats free,
and a cordial invitation is extended tc
all.
Benjamin Carter was down from the
new town of Isle Harbor yesterday.
Mr.. Carter says the settlers are feeling
good since Commissioner Halls visit
to the lake. Mr.. Hall told the Indians
they must go to White Earth. Mr..
Carter was elected treasurer and Justice
of the peace of the new town of Isle
Harbor.
The Foreston base ball club, under
the leadership OF Mayor Mallette and
Hon. E. E. Price, played the second
nine on the fair grounds at this place
last Sunday afternoon. It was a long
and holly contested game but the visi
tors were defeated by a score of 20 te
%. A large and somewhat noisy crowc
witnessed the game.
From the Mora Times we learn thai
j. f. Ballentine is a candidate for post
master at Milaca. The Times adds
IF good-fellowship and Republicanisn
cuts any figure in that town he ough
to be appointed. No one will ques
ton Mr.. Ballentine's good-fellowship
But we learn from the Sunday dailie!
that VIM. Bouck is the appointee.
There will be benefit dance at the
bowery hall, on the fair grounds il
Princeton, tomorrow friday evening
to raise funds to bring Mrs. Clara
+ Wood back to her friends. She is nov
in Canada and is not expected to live
many days. She wants to: come bacl
to Minnesota and be with her friend
and relatives. Tickts, S1.OO.
From the Minneapolis Sunday Irib
u71e we learn that William Bouck ha
been appointed postmaster at Milaca
in this county. Mr.. Bouck is a we'll
informed young man of excellen
habits, and he will administer the at
fairs of the Office in a business-likt
manner. We understand his petition
was signed by over $50 residents O
Milaca.
To the People of Princeton.
[ will leave here August 18th TO
West Duluth, Mimi, to be gone tel
days, after which time I shall be bacl
in L. w. Persons store on deck TO
watch, clock and jewelry repairing
with a fine stock of watches, &c., t.
select from. Thanking you for pas
: favors, am, yours truly,
F. G. SrAMM.
The crack pitcher of the ssOld Relia
bles,' of Pine City, was pounded all t.
pieces at that place, Sunday, by tn
Mission Creek clod-hoppers. Bro
Gottry, of the Pioneer, wept great hi.
salty tears at the close of the game
When the Anoka or Princeton team
tackles the ''Old Reliables,' it will
take an expert stenogranher to kee1