The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1892-03-31

Try Pioneer Syrup Sarsaparilla with
dodines. The best blood purifier. For
sale by G. A. JACK.
The great sensational comedy
wages of Sin" or. the California
Detective . will be presented by the
Crescent Theatre Co., this week.
Don't fail to see the great fire scene.
early Everitt'' potatoes are selling
for $4.00 per. bushel at Everitt's seed
house in Indianapolis, Ind. Undoubt-
edly the early Everitts'' are the
earliest and best potato yet introduced.
The peddler who advertised for his
lost valise has recovered the same.
An honest Greenbush man found it
and restored it to the owner. o, no,
it does not pay to advertise in the
UNION.
Commissioner A. D. Cater and Hon.
e. E. Price, of Foreston, represented the
town of Milo in the Democratic county
convention, Tuesday. Both gentlemen
found time to make the UNION a pleas
ant call.
The beautiful pastel painting which
is to be given away by the Crescent
Theatre Co., on Saturday evening, is
now on exhibition in Jesmer's window.
Remember everybody will have a
chance to get it.
J. L. Wilbur, of Isle Harbor, visited
the county seat, Monday, in the inter-
est of his town. Mr.. Wilbur informed
the scribe that the settlers in that town
were getting ready to make big i'm
provements this year.
Rev. E. V. Campbell, for twenty
years pastor of the First Presbyterian
church, St. Cloud, called at the UNION
office yesterday afternoon. Some of
the big uns of that city do not rank
high in Mr. Campbell's estimation.
Messrs. John G. Judge and Francis
G. Burke, well-known Minneapolis real
estate lawyers, are determined to rip
up the title of Sabin & Wilder, based
on soldiers additionals, to some of the
pine lands in the so-called Mile Laos
reservation.
George H. Reynolds, Esq, one of the
brightest of St. Cloud lawyers, was in
town between trains, Monday after
noon. Mr.. Reynolds was formerly a
law partner of Hon. Knute Nelson, and
it is needless to.add that he is an earn
est supporter of that gentleman for
governor.
Crawford & Chapman have purchased
rs feet frontage on Main street, be-
tween Louis Persons store and the
Pioneer Drug Store, upon which they
will erect handsome and commodious
barber shop and bath house. The con-
sideration paid Mr.. Townsend for the
realty was $500, at the rate of 81. 200 for
full lot
G. H. Chadbourne has a force of men
at work on his new residence on Union
street. -Four or five other buildings
will be started next week. There will
be building boom in the south end of
the village this spring. Half, dozen
residences will be under way by the
first of next week. Princeton will have
a growth Of no small proportions this
summer
At the Democratic county conven-
ton held in the village hall, Tuesday,
VIM. Cordiner, of Princeton, and A..
u. Cater, of Foreston, were elected
delegates to the State convention.
which is being held at St. Paul TODAY.
Messrs. Cordiner and Cater are both
Cleveland men and will vote for dele
gates to the national convention who
will be in favor of the ex-president.
Roy Pierce has been seriously indis-
posed for a week past owing to an
affection of the heart, and several times
his life trembled in the balance as it
were. He is in a precarious condition
at the present writing but the doctors
think he will recover. Roy is nice
young man and his serious illness is
sincerely regretted by his numerous
friends.
Jim Ward is another sensible young
man. He, in company with two other
young men, has opened up a farm on
Mike Drew, and they are going to
make money, too. They will farm on
small scale but their main dependence
will be in sheep. People are beginning
find out that Mile Laos county con-
tains thousands of acres of as good
farm land as there is in the State.