The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1892-10-20
Prof. Warner spent Sunday with hi
family at Big Lake.

! lstlllly dJ Dig Lake.
f. G. Stamm spent a few hours catch
ing fish here, Monday.
Mrs. Will Boucl1 was seriously ill a
few days, but is out again.
j. M. Locke has been down from his
ranch on business a few days.
Miss Mabel Knapp is visiting rela-
tives in Orrock, Sherburne county. this
week.
E. j. Chesley is selling load of the
Conger goods over the country at low
prices.
Quite number of our citizens visited
the K. of P. at Princeton, Monday
evening.
Geo. Mllligan with Bradbury &
Hall, of Minneapolis, visited our town
Wednesday.
The G. & M. hotel is receiving fresh
paint and other improvements. It is a
$500 house now.
John Dahl has bought a lot on
Second avenue south and is building q
comfortable home.
W. H. Miller has raised his house
and put under a stone foundation and
built on an addition.
Mrs. Bertrand and little son Guy
have returned to the Milaca House af
ter a summers absence.
John, the blacksmith, has returned
after summers absence and is work.
ing in Townsend's shop.
Everyone seems to be preparing fo1
winter just at present by the way wooG
piles are increasing in size.
Rev. Wagner preached in the
church Sunday morning and evening
and made good impression.
Notices are posted for voters tc
register. See that your name is prop
erly registered if you want to vote.
The Democrats of our village will
listen to a talk on Democratic princi.
pies Monday evening, so notices say.
A Mr.. Kerrick has been appointed
superintendent Of the Mile Laos Lum.
Der Company and comes we'll recon.
mended. H..
Mrs. Christopherson, of Duluth, has
bought lot adjoining her son-if4law
J. W. Hill, and will soon erect a house
thereon.
Messrs. VIM. Burke, I. H. Estes and
others, passed through town Monday.
on their way for a good time at Mile
Laos lake.
Mrs. Sleight, with her two little
daughters, from New York, is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Barrett, and her cousin.
Mrs. Campbell.
While working on the sidewalk Sat-
urday, Martin Johnson was struck in
the eye with q nail and may not re-
cover the sight,
Charley Martin was up Saturday pre-
pairing for his winters numbering and
trying to save his hay some Of which
was lost by fire.
A Townsend has just had his store
building painted and is now occupying
the new part which enables him to bet
ter serve his customers.
Edward and Charley Page were up
the latter part of the week looking
after their lumber business and FIGHT
ing fires which are running.
VIM. Chisholm and wife have re-
turned from viewing the Mile Laos
lake country, and Mrs. G. is suffering
from an abscess in the cheek. Z
L. Morgan is building a store room
by the side of his hotel and will handle
meats and other provisions. Mr.. M.
has concluded there is no better little
town than Milaca.
"A brakeman by the name of Swift
was killed on the railroad east of town
last Friday. 1t seems that the train
broke in two just as he went to step from
one car to the other. He was taken to
St. Cloud
Last Friday a number of the boys
were scufling before going to work at
the mill when Mr.. Hills boy was
pushed backward against a boy who
held an open knife which made a pain
full wound in his back.
A thing which our village needs
very badly is street lamps. Our streets
are uneven yet and as the stormy dark
nights are coming, a few lamps would
prove invaluable and we trust our
council will supply the want as soon as
practicable.
Hans Nelson and A. Johnson, from
Lake Elmo, twelve miles from ST.
Paul, are new arrivals who have come
to make their homes in two of the
Company's houses which they bought,
three miles northeast Of town. Mr..
Chesley finished hauling their house
hold goods. last Saturday. We welcome
these people to their new homes.