The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1891-05-21

Mrs. Miller colors and presses hat
for 25cts. New millinery constantly o.
hand, also fruits and confectionery
Strawberries received daily. She viii
not be undersold.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Nicely last Sunday morning. For ;
time Mrs. Neely's life was despaired of
but at the present writing mother ant
child are doing nicely.
DIR. Lynch, dentist, is at the Com
mercial Hotel and will remain unit
June LIST. Don't wait until the las
minute. The doctor is always crowded
towards the close of his visit. -.
Drs. Tarbox and Cooney are KEEP
pretty busy these days. Besides at
tending to the ills that flesh is heir tt
in Princeton, Milaca and Foreston de-
mand a good share of their time anc
attention.
| I. H. Estes is building commodious
residence on Henry Newbert's lots, Oh
posite the lumber yard. Mr.. Estes
will also erect another residence on the
east end Of the same lots, north of DR.
Giles house.
Sylvester Russell's monstrosity ir
the shape of a two-legged colt died last
Thursday. If the colt had lived il
would have been worth more money
than any four legged animal in Mile
Laos county.
Hon. D. M. Clough tarried an hour
or SO in town, Monday, on his way
home from Cloughdale Farm. Mr..
Clough VOWS that if the weather is
favorable the State fair will be a sue
cess this fall.
County Surveyor Mitchell, of Milaca,
visited the court house officials last
Friday. Mr.. Mitchell thinks the
county commissioners should help out
on the road to Mile Laos lake. Ger
tainly they should.
The board of health insist that the
back yards and alleys of the village
must be cleaned up forthwith. It
should not be necessary to invoke the
aid of the law to force people to remove
disease-breeding filth from their prem
ises.
DIR. Lynch, accompanied by Mrs.
Lynch and son came over from Month
cello, Saturday. Mrs. Lynch will visit
with her friends while the doctor is at
tending to his professional duties.
There is no better dentist in the State
than Mr.. Lynch.
DR.. Tarbox left for Anoka, Tuesday,
to attend a session of the pension ex-
aiming board, and he has not returned
yet. It is reported that he is sick at
his fathers residence in Elk River.
We hope there is nothing serious the
matter with the doctor.
Peter Robideau, foreman of Bacon's
hub and spoke factory, at Foreston, was
in town Tuesday nursing a pet in the
shape of a felon on the thumb of his
right hand. DR.. Tarbox applied the
lance and Mr.. Robideau departed for
home much relieved.
Max Mark, of Mark, Mark & Co..
has just returned from st. Paul and
has shipped up one of the largest and
best lots of ladies' shoes that ever was
brought to Princeton, and will sell
them, in connection with our mems
shoes, twenty-five per cent. lower than
any Of our competitors.
N. d. Jesmer writes that he and Mrs.
Jesmer and son Roy are enjoying them
selves hugely in Colorado, and that
Mrs. Jesmer's health is greatly i'm
proved. They left this week for Salt
Lake City, where they will make a
short stop, and then proceed to San
Diego on the Pacific coast.
Johnny Higgins, the young man who
fell off ladder in the mill at Milaca,
Sunday, and broke his jaw, has good
grit. He was brought to Princeton on
hand car, and walked from the depot
to the Pioneer Drug Store, where he
remained for an hour or more before
DR.. Tarbox could dress his wounds.
Earl Tucker writes us from Northern
Pacific Junction that he is a free man
again. The trumped up charge of SELL
ing liquor to Indians could not be prov
en- against him, for the simple reason
that he was innocent. However, Mr.,
Tucker was put to a great deal of
trouble and expense to prove his inno-
Attention.