The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1891-12-17

We understand that number of the
young people of the village are endeav-
Oring to organize an amusement bureau
here and secure the services of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. B. Kelly as instructors.
Landlord Barrett, of Milaca, was in
town last Saturday. Mr.. Barrett re-
ports ''blind pigs'' as still fourishing
in that no-icense village, and Mr.. Bar
rett is a pretty reliable sort of a man.
Those having left clocks, watches or
jewelry with me for repairs will please
call for them at once, I leave here Sat-
urday and will be back again in Febru.
airy, 1892. Yours Truly,
F. @. STAMM.
Frans A. Franzen and Annie John
son, of Borgholm, vowed to love, cher
ish. and protect each other for an
indefinite period, in Clerk of Court
Briggs office last Saturday. Judge
Dickey acted as master of ceremonies.
People who attended the entertain.
ment at Jesmer's Hall on Thursday and
Friday evenings had their moneys
worth of fun. The comedy of ''Mixed
Pickles. on Friday evening was es-
pecially relished. Mr. and Mrs. E. B.
Kelly have made a hit in Princeton.
Mr.. Hiram Whittier, of Greenbush,
and Mrs. Mary A. Wood, of Princeton.
were united in marriage at the resi-
dence of the bride by Rev. J. S. Bouck,
Tuesday afternoon. The frisky young
couple have the UNIONS benediction.
and may the tribe of Whittier increase.
Notice of village election appears in
another column. The election will be
held at the village hall between the
hours of one and four o'clock on the at.
ternoon of Tuesday, January 5th. The
question of license or no license will be
voted upon, and village officers will be
elected.
VIM. Secombe, formerly manager oil
the Mile Laos Lumber Co., has beer
elected secretary of the St. Paul Com.
mercial club at a salary of 81, 800 per
year. Mr.. Secombe is a wide-awake
young man and he will perform the
duties of the position in a prompt and
business-like manner.
The year is drawing to a. close and
all those indebted to the UNION on
subscription or otherwise will receive
a reminder in the shape of statement
of account between now and the first Of
january. We expect prompt responses
Right here we wish to remark that, all
those who wish to avail themselves o.
our club rates-S1. so in advance-mus
renew their subscriptions before Janu
AIRY 1st.
Bob and Benjamin Briggs, of Isle
Harbor, tarried in town between trains
Monday afternoon. Bob had just re-
turned from Taylor's Falls where he
had been to prove up on his claim
which is one of the most valuable il
the Mile Laos reservation, so-called
By the way, Bob will leave for Montana
in a few days, and he expects to spend
next summer at Mile Laos with part.
ner to share his joys and sorrows. \
Frank Daigle proved up on his claim
before Clerk Briggs, Monday, anc
Clarence A. Palmer and VIM. Finley
proved up Tuesday. Their witnesses
Frank L. Daigle. The boys visited the
UNION office, and four new names were
placed on the cash-in-advance list O.
subscribers. Thanks, boys for you,
substantial appreciation of the UNION
May your hard-earned claims prove 8
veritable bonanza to each of you.
License or no-license is the question
of the hour. The radical temperance
element in our midst are disposed to be
aggressive, while those who favor
license are Saving wood" and talking
low. If the majority of the voters O
the village vote to do away with sa
looms and establish system of ''blini
pigs" we'll and good. There are two
sides to this question of licensing sa
looms. The UNION believes that al
evil that cannot be suppressed should bt
regulated by a rigid enforcement o
existing laws.
The ladies of the Dorcas society vii
hold their annual bazaar, Thursda!
and Friday evenings, Dec. 18th an(
18th, at G.. A. r. hall. There will bl
for sale large and varied assortmen
of Christmas goods, both useful ant
ornamental, to suit the taste Of all
The display will be large and attract
i've, and all to be sold at REASONABLE
prices. Supper will be served from
to 9 o'clock each evening. A very cor
dial invitation is extended to the PEG
pie of the country and surrounding vii
lagos as we'll as to the Princetonites.
China cups and sausers at big dis
count, at C. A. JACKS.
DR.. Truesdell, dentist, will make hi
next regular visit to Princeton abou
January LIST.
Attention, everybody! AtMrs. Alic
Miller's Millinery Store cloth bounl
books can be purchased for 23cts. each
| A largely attended temperance meeting was he
at the Congregational church last Sunday eve
ming Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey, Rev. Mr.. Skemp an
Prof Raftery addressed the meeting. On Mon
day evening meeting held in the NJ. E. churc
was addressed by Mr.. w. A. WEIGH, State organ
| izer for the Good Templars.
|
| Dance at Jesmer's Hall, Christmas night unde
the auspices of the Sons of Veterans. Everybod
invited and good time assured.
| To Whom It May Concern.