The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1892-12-08
n. r. MALLnrTE, P. N.

ueasoi ooclety every Sabbath evening. l52.
REY.J. >. WAIVER, Pastor.
g: Bridgman, of st. Cloud, was in
town Friday.
3. e stanchfeld lost valuable
horse, Sunday.
x Mrs. G. Crook and Mrs. L. Farber
spent Thursday of last week at Milaca.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Mcfarland, Of
Greenbusf, were in the village, Satur-
day.
James Pinkham and wife were visit
ing relatives in town a few DAYS of last
week.
81. r. Mallette went down river.
Tuesday, to lay in a stock OF holiday
goods.
Miss.Hattie Blair, of Greenbush. is
staying with her sister, Mrs. J. M.
Price, for time.
Louis Plumondore and wife. Of
Greenbush, visited friends in town,
Saturday and Sunday.
Henry Webster was in town satur-
day on his way from his lumber camps
to his home in Minneapolis.
( Several four-horse teams have passed
through town lately on their way to
Webster's camp to haul logs.
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James Lochren mournes the, loss OF
one OF his bloGded colts, which died Of
lung fever one day last week.
Mr.. Brown, of St. Francis, was visit
ing his daughter, Mrs. John English,
in the early part Of the week.
Percy Taylor has returned from
Hancock where he has been at work
for his uncle for some time past.
James Price left for Milaca with a
crew OF men Monday morning, to build
Milaca' S jail according to contract.
Mrs. Merritt has returned from
Minneapolis, to spend the winter with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
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Livens.
SD. W.fJ ohnson came up from Cham
pin, last week, with a crew Of men to
lumber. again this winter in the woods
a few miles above here. IT,
Foley Bros saw mill at this place is
undergoing course of repairs, a new
carriage is being put in and several
other improvements are being made. u.
Foley Bros. started force of men up
river, Sunday, to repair the dams on
the West Branch above here, and get
them in readiness for the spring drive.
r. N. Bacon came out from St. Cloud,
Friday morning, transacted consider
able business in connection with his
spoke factory and returned the same
evening.
z TAKEN UP.-Two yearling heifers,
one black, the other black and white.
The owners are requested to call, prove
property, pay charges and take them
away. JOSEPH TR1cKEY, SR,
Foreston, Mimi
Henry Sheares, a former Princeton
boy, was in town Monday night. He
was on tour of inspection of the Rum
river dams. Henry has been holding
down government position at Win
nebagoshish for the past six years.
Z. S. Libby and County Commission
ers Buck and McCool passed through
town, Saturday, on their way home
from Mile Laos lake where, accom-
panied by Commissioners Cater of this
place, they had been viewing the work
done on the county road from Milaca
to the lake.
M. S. Cone has received the appoint
ment OF deputy sheriff for this part
of the county. Mr.. Cone has been
tried before in this capacity and not
found wanting in the performance of
his duties, and will make as good an
officer in the future as formerly when
he filed the same position.
There is to be a Christmas ball at
Mallette's Hall, on Monday evening,
Dec, 26th. Supper to be furnished by
the ladies Of the Catholic church. A
Winchester rifle is to be ratified off at
the ball. Every holder Of dance
ticket will be entitled to chance on
the gun without additional cost. Good
music and good order in the hall are
promised.
Bakers Fitness Established.
The fight over the senatorship is get
ting very hot in the columns Of the ST.
Paul Globe It has figured out the de-.
feat OF Davis, but not the name of his