The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1892-11-10

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SWEDISH BAPTIST Sunday school at the resi-
dence OF Jonas johnson every Sunday, 10 80 A. NJ.
4. 81. Cheney spent election in
Minneapolis.
j. b. Foltz went to Minneapolis Tues
day, to cast his vote.
The boys had lots of cigars Monday
and everyone was happy.
Barrett & Campbell's wagon shop is
about ready for operations.
VIM. Campbell who came home with
typhoid fever is recovering.
L. Morgan has begun his meat bust
ness and is having a nice trade. :,
Miss Maggie Snow of Otsego, spent
Sunday with her sister Mrs. Bouck.
j.. r. Shreve is the new night oper-
ator, and is very gentlemanly fellow.
John Dahlstrom is building a nice
house for a home on First street south.
Jim began passed through town
Wednesday enroute for the county seat.
Z. S. Briggs ran up a few minutes
Tuesday to see how election was going.
Section Boss Pat Doyle has been laid
up with throat trouble for several
days. *..a Is. -
Geo. Aldridge, Art Tyler and others
are enjoying hunting trip to the
lake. z.-s-~ =. H..
Hans Nelson's little baby has been
dangerously i'll with membranous
Group.
Townsend is buying in lots of venison
this week and is selling cheap to home
trade.
The Milaca hotel is full to overflow
in ing these days with regular and tran
:sient boarders. n -z.-asz ----.s. So
Twenty-Five men arrived Saturday to
work on the railroad, filling in under
the trustle here.
w. L. McCallum and DR.. Cook went
to Minneapolis to vote, and Prof. War
ner went to Big Lake. "
The parsonage is being plastered
this week. Rev. Wagner will proba-
bly, soon move to our town.
-Four inches of snow covered ou.
streets Monday and we almost wish it
is but transitory shadow. .s
Andrew Barrett and Chas. Dickev
are likely to be laid up some time with
accidental injuries received.
Marshal Baker is after stock that is
running at large and will see that the
Village ordinances are enforced.
LAUNDERING men are already going
up the river in large numbers. This
will be a busy winter for Milaca.
Mrs. Fred Bacher returned Saturday.
after summers visit with her parents
In Indiana. Fred is now happy man.
Mr.. Jahr was down from the lake on
business Monday, and says his wife.
who was i'll for some time, has i'm
proved.
A fire broke out Monday morning in
the upper part of Tourtillotte's store
but was extinguished before much dam
age was DONE i.
The mill shut down Saturday night
after seven months run. It will start
again in week or so for a winters
run on hard wood. 49,.
The Lumber co. are recovering
several hundred thousand feet of oak
logs from the bed of the river and will
soon be saving again.
The new Australian ballot law
worked like a charm. No confusion.
no hurry. Everyone voted as they
pleased and general satisfaction.
George Cheney and Emmett LETTERS
are going to Sauk Rapids to attend
Normal school. These are two fine
young men and this is the right thing.
Election passed off very quiet as
everyone will read in this issue Of the
UNION the full county ballot. We
need not give any further information.
It won't do you any harm to subscribe
for the Princeton UNION. It is as
good as the city weeklies for general
news and always works hard for Mile
Laos county.
Messrs. Ward, Goss and Davis have
sold about 500 bushels Of a. No. pota-
toes to merchants during the last week.
Who says that this is not a good farm