The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1892-01-21


ant evening of your lives don't fail tx
see the beautiful play ''Only Country
Girl" at. Jesmer's Hall, THURSDAY
evening, Jan. 28th.
James Guild, of Santiago, died Mon
day, after short illness, of inflammation
of the bowels. Deceased was an ole
and respected resident of Santiago, ant
we'll known in. Princeton and vicinity
All lovers of high class amusement
will be at Jesmer's Hall on Thursda,
evening, Jan. 28th, to see the superb
drama, ''Only a Country Girl" 70,
can get your seat reserved now at Jes
mer's.
Will Mahoney was thrown from {
load of logs, last Thursday, at Rollins
camp, fracturing one bone of his lef
arm. Drs. Gile and Cooney set thu
limb and Will is doing we'll at thi
writing. l ~
Patrick Phalen and James G
Kennedy, OF Vineland, proved up o.
their claims before Clerk of Cour
Briggs, Saturday. William J. Sulli
van and Joseph r. Jewell were dow
as their witnesses. .--*
Anyone who wishes Caesars Col
umn," Ignatius Donnelly's famou
book, in lieu of the UNION Almanac
can get it at this office by paying TO-
the UNION one year in advance. Ou
club rates hold good until the 10Th inst
Benjamin Carter, Of Isle Harbor
called at the UNION office, Monday
Ben had no news to impart save tina
Inspector Barton was making a prett,
thorough investigation of improve
ments made upon the settlers claims il
that vicinity.
After lowering between Is and 20 be
low, for the last fifteen days, mercur.
reached the lowest point of the winter
Tuesday morning, at A below. I
"BOreas'' continues to send his north
ern blasts, Minnesota may yet redeem
her reputation.
Mr.. Charles Marshall and Miss Grace
Mckenzie, both of Spencer Brook
were married at Cambridge, on the
18th inst, Elder Martin tied the. con
nubial knot. May, shadow never
cloud the path of the happy young
couple is the wish of the UNION.
DIR. Gile is very. sick with the liz
Grippe" He. was taken sick Friday
and continually grew sick worse unit
last night when his life was despare6
of, but he is somewhat better to-day
With the. >dropsy and Ia grippe the
doctor has had a hard time Of it. Blu
we hope to see him around again soon
Mrs. L. H.. Pratt, from far away
Florida, tells of her oyster-fshing il
St. Andrews Bay. It makes the
EDITORS mouth water to read about thu
delicious bivalves that can be had fol
the gathering. j ust at present, wher
the mercury is seeking its hole, Mrs
Pratt's old friends and neighbors il
Minnesota envy her lot. -.
While at work at Adams camp. or
Groundhouse, Monday, Willis More
house had a rib fractured near thu
backbone, by a flying skid hitting hin
on the side. Willis was brought home
Tuesday, where his wounds were
dressed by DR.. Cooney, who says tina;
it will be some time before he will b.
able to be around again. 49,. So.
We are glad to inform our readers
that Mr.. E. B. Kelly and wife have re
turned to Princeton, and will remain
the rest of the winter. In connection
with the Crescent Theatre Company
they will produce some of the bes
manuscript plays that were ever writ
ten. ''only a. Country Girl,'' to b.
played next Thursday evening, prom
ises to be a great success. ......4 =.
The following residents OF Baldwin
and Blue Hill will be required to ans
wer to their names and do duty at the
ensuing term Of the district court fo7
Sherburne county, to be held at ELL
River, commencing on Monday, the
2Sth day of March: B. F. Whitney
Baldwin, John Kaliher and E. D
Wheeler, Blue Hill, as grand jurors
and Ed. Pierson and B. B. Cornell, O
Baldwin, as petit jurors.
The other day, Hon. F. Campbell, o
the Chippewa Indian Commission, in
formed a Minneapolis Journal reporter
that $50 of the Mile Laos Indians hat
already been moved to White Earth
and that the remainder of the ban(
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