The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1892-07-14

Go to CaleY's hardware emporium
for the largest line Of scythes and
haying tools ever brought to Prince
ton, at bedrock prices.
r. F. Lynch, M. D., dentist, will
visit Princeton, July 22nd and remain
until August LIST. Remember the date.
Call early. Office at Commercial
Hotel.
The piece OF poetry in another coll
umn under the caption of ''The White
Leather Apron is not published at
the request of Jonathan Emerson of
tombstone fame.
The front gate leading into G. H.
Rines' yard was shattered by lightning
on Monday night. Mr.. Rines has
about made up his mind to heed the
warning and join the church.
The young people of the M. E. church
will give a sociable at the church lawn
on Friday evening, July 18th. Come
all, and have a good time. Sample the
ice cream, and help good cause.
1.-THE Great Trial of Bacchus,'' on
four successive Sunday evenings Com
mencing July 10th, at the M. E. church.
Illustrated by Longs Philadelphia
Panoramic Paintings. All are invited.
Indian Commissioner Hall is again
among the Mile Laos redskins trying
to talk a little common sense to them.
But it is uphill work. Little Falls
squaw men negative all of Mr.. Halls
efforts.
A young man from Hamline arrived
in town last evening on a bicycle. He
was tired boy when he reached here.
He left Hamline yesterday morning,
and made the trip, a distance Of IS
miles, in about 10 hours.
The fine residence of George Small
in Burns, Anoka county, was destroyed
by fire on Tuesday. The fire is sup
posed to be of incendiary origin
Georges old friends in Spencer Brook
will sympathize with him in his mis-
fortune.
The small grain and potato crop
never looked better at this season of
the year in Mile Laos county. Corn
is q little backward but it is getting
there these warm days. The prospects
of a bountiful harvest in this vicinity
are excellent. H...
H. H. Whitmore arrived in town
last evening accompanied by two Min
neapolis contractors, and the work of
excavation for the new State bank
building will commence Immediately.
Mr.. Whitmore says they will put up a
solid brick building that, will be a
credit to Princeton.
Messrs. A. J. Barrett, James Ward
and James Deagan were down from the
upper country, Monday, to interview
the county commissioners and ask for
an appropriation for the road to the
lake. The delegation went home
pretty we'll satisfied with the action of
the board in appropriating $500. -.
The action of the county commission
ers in appropriating $500 for the road
leading northward from Milaca will
meet with the hearty approval of resi-
dents in the upper end of the county.
An appropriation of four or five thou
sand dollars from the State could be
expended to good advantage on that
road
During the past week the reporter
has interviewed at least one hundred
residents of the county outside of the
village of Princeton on the congress
sional question, and with two excep-
lions every man interviewed was in
favor of Judge Searle. In the village
of Princeton it would be hard matter
to find an anti-Searle man.
The major portion of the machinery
for the Princeton roller -four mill has
arrived and is in place. The large en-
CINE that will furnish the motive
power, which was ordered from Pitts
burgh, has been stalled on the way.
Messrs. Craig & Matthews expect to be
turning out an excellent grade of flour
along in the first days of August.
j. A. Ross: My wife will leave for a
warmer climate in a few days, and if
the change proves beneficial to her
health, I will dispose of all my belong
ings in Princeton and follow her. [
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