The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1892-10-20

i II. IN. NlALLETTE.
i G. A. Dickey, M. III. Crawford, Geo
Roos and Fred Resisting, all from
Princeton, passed through town Tues
day forenoon on their way to Mile Laos
lake. They expect to be gone about q
week.
A. u. Cater and family have moved
into M. S. Cones. house for a time
They will move to Mr.. Malone's new
house on the north side of the track as
soon as the building is ready for occu.
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j. j. Morse went to Anoka, Tuesday
to go before the pension examining
board at that place which meets on the
first and third Wednesday, in each
month. Mrs. Morse and Youngest son
accompanied him.
will be in Foreston, Monday, Oct
24th, with full line of millinery goods.
Would be pleased to see my Milaca
friends also.
Mrs. CARROLL.
Anolla, Minn., Oct. Is, 1892.
Bert Whitney and Jos. Stevens were
in town, Saturday, looking up work for
their ditching machine. Plenty OF
ditching to be done in this vicinity, but
the farmers are not prepared to have
the work done at present.
Jack Robinson was in town Tuesday
for the first time in three months.
Jack had a long siege of typhoid fever,
being confined to his bed for sixty days,
and for the most of the time was al
lowed nothing but milk for nourish-
ment. He is still rather weak but is
gaining strength rapidly.
John English and his uncle from
New York, instead Of brother, as
was stated in our last weeks items.
went to Mile Laos lake on Wednesday
of last week. and returned Monday.
They report a very pleasant time and
hearty welcome by the big-hearted
citizens at beautiful Mile Laos.
STRAYED OR SToLEN-From PAGES
Crossing on the east branch of Rum
river, 1 black and white spotted OK,
s years old, with H. w. branded on
horn. Any information that will lead
to the recovery of the OK, will be re-
warded by notifying me at Foreston.
HENRY WEBSTER.
E. r. Price and G. A. Lewis have ar
ranged for an old time squirrel hunt,
to take place on Tuesday, Nov. lst,
with a free dance and supper for the
winning side in the evening at the ex-
pense of the losers. There are ten
hunters chosen on each side, and each
party will put in a hard days work to
win.
Mr.. James Pearson, of Minneapolis,
chief of the fire department at that
place, accompanied by his wife, are
here visiting Mr.. Pearson's mother,
Mrs. p. Pearson, and a brother and
sister, Thos. S. Pearson and Mrs. J. p.
FLYNN. They will also go to Tosca tc
visit another of Mr. P's sisters, Mrs.
VIM. A. Larson, before their return tc
Minneapolis.
Z. w. Burnhelm, of Borgholm, has
one of the neatest and best stocked
stores in the county, north of Prince
ton. He carries a full line of every.
thing usually kept in a first class gen.
eral store, and everything in his place
looks neat and clean. Although the
country around him is not very thickly
settled yet, he does quite a large bust.
ness and sells lots of goods in the course
of a year. Mr.. Burnhelm is also post,
master at that place.
d. N. Bacon and daughter Bessie
went to St. Paul, Thursday, to consult
an occulist in regard to Miss Bessie's
eyes, which have troubled her consid-
erably of late, compelling her to give
up her studies for a time. They came
back as far as ST. Cloud Friday, where
they we're joined by Mrs. Bacon, and
together they attended a convention OF
the Christian Endeavor Societies which
convened at that place on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. returned home Mon
day morning, while Bessie remained at
st. Cloud to resume her studies.
VOTERS OF MILE Laos COUNTY,
Gentlemen:-As I am a candidate for
the office of sheriff of this county. |
would like to say that, on account oil
the illness of my wife it will be impos.
slble for me to get away from home tc
make q personal canvass throughout
the county. Now, gentlemen, T ask
you to take everything into considera-
tlon. cannot leave my family, for
which no one can blame me, and if YOU
feel that you could place an x opposite
my name on the 9Th of November. |
will be very thankful, and if elected !
will try to please you. I will leave the
rest for your consideration and will
cheerfully abide by your decision.
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