The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1891-04-09

Mr.. Vim. r. Lee, manager Of the
Mile Laos Lumber company's affairs al
Milaca, was in town, Monday, after
plasterers. Mr.. Lee says Milaca is
getting to the front in fine shape this
season.
Bills have been introduced in the
legislature authorizing Agram and
Pierz, in this county, to vote bonds to
aid in building the Little Falls, Mile
Laos & Lake Superior railroad. Little
Falls Transcript.
Liberty Clark found time to pay his
Princeton friends visit last Saturday
Lib holds down a good situation in the
st. Cloud Reformatory. He is one OF
those fellows who knows his duty and
will always do it.
If Mr.. Baker does not commence
work on the flour mill right off, the
bonus of $4,000 will be offered to- the
first responsible party that comes along.
A good flour mill we must and shall
have this season.
The Silver Herb Medicine Co. are at
Jesmer's Hall, and have been all the
week, advertising their great remedies.
They give a refined and moral enter
tainment. A good deal of fun can be
had for the small price they charge of
10cts.
The editor acknowledges the receipt
OF an invitation to Gov. Merriam's re-
ception to members of the legislature
at his residence this evening" The
governor recognizes US as one of the
legally-elected members of the legis-
lature. See?
The Sank Rapids FAee-P,ess is a
credit to that city in it's editorial and
local columns and general makeup. It
does not make St. Cloud advertisements
it's ''only aim in life,'' and therefore
can be readily identified as Sank
Rapids journalist. Cloud Times.
Mrs. Guy Ewing arrived here from
Missouri last Thursday evening. She
says she liked the country down there
we'll enough but Guy was homesick and
longed for sniff of Minnesota ozone.
Mrs. Ewing's complexion is a shade
darker than when she left here last
winter.
Joe Libby, of the firm of Gray &
Libby, is in the city. They have
banked between five and six million
feet of logs this season. He says there
will be a good stage of water in the
Platte this year, and thinks their drive
will start in about 20 days.-Little Falls
Herald.
The Silver Herb company of Elkhart,
Ind, have been advertising their medi-
cines at Jesmer's Hall every night this
week and will remain until Sunday.
Aside from advertising their medicines
they give pleasant Entertainments every
evening to which an admission fee of 10
cents is charged. -.....-..- =.
Twill receive steers on the End day of
May for the last time this season. All
those having steers that will weigh 800
pounds and over will pay 24c per lb.
for, and all steers weighing 700 pounds
24c per ID. Do not forget the date and
bring in your steers on May End.
G. H. STEVENS.
M. H. Crawford, of st. Paul, has
bought out Lemuel Proctor's barber
shop. Mr.. Crawford appears to be a
gentlemanly sort of a fellow and is rec
commended as good barber. There is
no reason why he should not do we'll
here. Mr.. Proctor intends to leave for
the east in a few days.
Thos. P. Kerr: If I had known what
[ now know, never would have voted
for the railroad bonds, and there are
scores in my fix. The freight rates
from this place are exorbitant. The
distant tariff feature of the Currier
bill was a good one. But the fool mem
bers of the legislature didn't seem to
think so.
Ii the finances of the county will per-
NIT it, a good wagon road should be
completed from Milaca clear through tc
Mile Laos lake this summer. Anyhow,
starter should be made. The hardy
settlers in the northern end of the
county are entitled to some considera
ton at the hands of the county commits
sioners. "
j. N. Bidwell, of Spencer Brook, in.
| forms us that he is seelinr q now loo,.