The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1892-11-17


Prof. Warner now has his wife and
baby with him at the Milaca Hotel
E. S. Clinch and VIM. Higgins have
returned from r. r. work out west.
Mr.. Sleight, cousin of Mrs. Camp
bell, is visiting at the Milaca House.
Our local politicians cannot explain
the defeat of the Sth. It is mystery.
II. J. Witbeck was here looking after
the Company's interests the first of the
week.
M. Campbell is on the road to recov-
cry which was not expected a few
weeks ago
Mr.. Warren, from Mile Laos lake,
was in town Tuesday. He is hardly
able to be up.
VIM. Strang. has moved his family
up from Minneapolis and will make
Milaca his future home.
Our streets present a busy appear
ance now with scores of teams and lum-
bermen going to the woods.
A. J. Barrett has been to the city
after a blacksmith outfit so they will
soon have the shop in operation.
Postmaster Bouck expects to have to
paddle his own canoe after March 4th.
He thinks some good Democrat will
want his job.
No blame falls upon Mile, Laos
county for failing to keep her promises
to Searle Or the legislative candidates.
She did her duty.
Our election judges performed their
work with celebrity which was praise
worthy. They were all through by
1 y. NJ, Wednesday.
The railroad people have been work.
ing two gravel trains for several days
and are about done filling around the
trestle at the river.
Milaca needs good hall. Will not
some enterprising moneyed man build
one? The rent would pay him Is per
cent on his Investment.
A. w. Mitchell has bought the cor
ner lot north of L. Phillips residence
and will erect thereon a good dwelling
house. Good for A. W.
AS we write this we notice in the
Pioneer Press that Dunn is elected.
This does our heart good, just as much
as it does to know that Stivers is
beaten.
H. H. Cheney spent election day in
Minneapolis. He did not like the idea
OF losing his vote, but he wanted to
help his brother, who was running for
alderman in the eleventh ward.
North Star Loyal Orange Lodge No.
233 was instituted here last Friday
night. This is a Protestant and
patriotic order for the PRONUNCIATION
and protection OF our public schools
and American institutions.
The political turmoil has subsidized
and our people are going on attending
to their business just as if nothing had
happened. Lots of us are wondering
and explaining but when the majority
of this great people speak they must be
respected
Marshal Riley, of Oshkosh, is again
in our town in the interest of the old
American Mutual Accident Associa-
tlon which by the way is pretty well
liked by our citizens and workingmen,
who have always received prompt pay
ments at its hands.
The W. G. T. U. gave very credit
able entertainment at the church.
Tuesday evening. These ladies are
the ones to go to if you want something
done. We understand Mrs. Aldridge
was the committee that did the most of
the work. She did well. E.....a .s
Friday afternoon German lady, re
Gently from Milwaukee, was returning
to town from a place about four miles
northeast Of here. She had been out
to carry her husband, who is building
a house, his dinner. Not knowing the
country, she followed the wrong trail,
which proved to be an old logging
road When her husband came home
about dark she was not there. A
searching party was Immediately or.
ganlzed and secured the country until
about three o'clock A. M. Saturday
when they gave it up and returned
home. At six in the morning the
woman came in. She had been walk.
Ing all night and finally reached the
railroad track which she followed until
she reached home.
The UNION from now until Jan. lst
1898, Tor 70 cents. The UNION gives
all the news from every section Of the
county OF Mile Laos as well as from
the adjacent portions of the adjoining
counties Of sherburne and Isanti.