The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1892-06-30

Good oats at T. H. Caley's
M. D. Taylor, a prominent st. Cloud
lawyer is in town to-day on legal bust
ness.
Mayor Mallette, of Foreston, is shak-
ing hands with Princeton friends to-
day. Henry is still hurrahing for
Blaine.
The season is backward but the indi-
cations are that the farmers of this
vicinity will be blessed with an album
dant harvest.
The Crescents of Minneapolis and the
Princetons will cross bats at the Fair
grounds, Saturday. A series Of three
games will be played.
The Fourth of July programs for
Princeton and Foreston are crowded
out this week. There will be good
celebrations at both places
F. G. Stamm, the jeweler, can be
found in G. H. Pierce's store Bring
along your watches, clocks and jewelry
in need of repairing without delay.
The postmaster at Elk River gets
back at the Milaca correspondent of
the UNION through the columns of the
Star-Neavs. Drop it, gentlemen, drop
it. -
A. S. Bigelow has purchased the lot
north of the D. A. Galley house on
Washington avenue, and has COM
menced the erection OF residence
! thereon.
Arthur Snow, of South Harbor, was
passenger on the down train, Mon
day, on his way to Minneapolis, to pur-
chase fresh supply of merchandise for
his store.
An Estes Brook friend wants us to
tell how the vote of Mile Laos county
is going to foot up next November. We
give it up. Ask DR.. Fish or Mr..
Thomas P. Kerr.
Albert J. Porter was in town yester-
day. He has finished his labors as
assessor of South Harbor, and expects
to leave for a visit to his old home in
Maine in few days.
e of Do1l
Marshall Hall, of Wyanette, old GRO
MES, are both on the sick list Cheer
up, boys, and come and spend the
Fourth in Princeton.
The Northampton Horse Company
will give prize of S25 for the best colt
sired by their horse exhibited at the
Princeton Fair next fall. Good for the
Northampton Horse Co.
I will close up photograph gallery
July 18th. Come in soon as possible
and avoid the rush at the close. Gal
lery will be closed on Sundays for the
summer. J. M. Cox.
just received large invoice of bed
room suites, lounges, extension tables,
| rockers, dining chairs, etc. Call and
see my stock and get prices.
T. H. Galley.
For long life buy the Mccormick, as
it is fitted with removable bushing. An
outlay of 40cts will make the McCor-
mick mower No. 4 as good as new.
WALKER Bros, Spencer Brook. |
Mrs. DR.. Tarbox and daughter left
here Monday evening for two months
visit to Mrs. Tarbox's old home in
Maine. The UNION wishes them a |
pleasant visit and safe return to Prince
ton.
The display of fireworks at the Fair
Grounds on the evening of the Fourth
will be a grand one. Three hundred
and fifty dollars worth of powder will
be consumed. G. T. johnson will have
charge Of the display.
The town board. of review was in ses-
sion, Monday. Assessor Mcclellan had
performed his work so we'll that the
board had virtually nothing to do. The
assessors figures were allowed to stand
just as he returned them.
Those parties who bid in the booth
and amusement privileges at the Fair
grounds on the Fourth, must call and
settle with George Newbert and get
receipts from him prior to the Fourth
Nothing but currency Of the realm