The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1892-10-27

REV. il. WAIVER, Pastor,
SWEDsH BAPTIST Sunday school at the resi-
dence OF Jonas johnson every Sunday, 1890 A. M.
J. M. Baker is still improving his
building.
Mrs. George Aldridge is home again
after a two weeks absence.
Little Johnnie Mitchell was quite sick
Monday, but is now better.
Mrs. Frank Moloso returned from
her Minneapolis visit, Saturday.
Bob Dunn, as usual, will run away
ahead Of his ticket here, and he should.
DR.. Cook says that he is now we'll of
all injuries sustained in that fated I'D?
Sumner johnson, of St. Cloud, is
back again to remain some time in our
town. r.
A. D. Cater was here looking after
his legislative interests the first of the
| week. s.%~ ~
Joseph Chuck has built nice little
| house north of the track near the
depot. .--"-.... -
Another saw mill is very likely to be
materialized here, in the near future.
Just what we need.
Chas. A. Dickey, I. S. Mudgett and
other Princeton people were in town
the first Of the week.
Politicians are not numerous as vet
in our town and a very quiet ante
election is progressing.
Notices are posted informing voters
where and how to register. See that
yoursname is on the list. 49, ....s.-.
Our Swedish brethren have been
holding revival service at the school
house. during the last week " 5sssss4
Mrs. Grant Mcclure has started on
two months visit to old friends in
Wisconsin and other places. .. -
Barrett & Campbell have a large
crew OF men between the West Branch
and Rum river fighting fire to save
their hay.
Reports came Sunday that Charley
Martin has lost thirty tons of hay, and
that the dam at Bradbury brook is all
burned out.
Milaca is having quiet little
growth this fall which no one expected.
1t is shown in the numerous new
homes in all parts.
d. N. Bacon, of Foreston, came over
Monday, to take an extra for St. Cloud.
Bacon is a strong Dunn and Searle
man, a good combination.
The Mile Laos Company have fire
crew out at their meadow at Chase
Brook but have lost some hay. The
men suffer these frosty nights.
Mrs. T. M. Ross visited Longs Sid
ing Sunday and Monday and brought
back the Misses Edith and Emma. who
will attend school here this winter.
Large numbers of men have already
gone to the numbering regions to make
camps, swamp roads, &c. This winter
will be prosperous one in these parts.
Louis johnson and Betty Olson were
quietly married in Princeton, and are
costly settled in their home in the old
Dowdell house. Our best wishes Mr..
and Mrs. Johnson. .<. "
The Rev. Wagner preached a fine
sermon Sunday evening and will preach
again next Sunday morning and even
ing. He is beginning his work here
with earnestness and vigor.
Chas. Dickey, George Roos and M.
q. Crawford, stopped in town Saturday
night on their way back to Princeton
from the lake. Crawford looked ten
years younger, but Dickey old and
sober.
Mr.. Riley, the wagon maker, who
has been at work in Dodge Centre, the
past summer, has returned and will
very likely put in a shop here. He is
q fine mechanic and will do good
business.
Our women folks did not like it be-
cause they could not attend the K, r.
Lodge q week ago last Monday even
ing. They say they do not like to wait
in q tparlor while the men are enjoying
themselves alone in their lodge.
There is so much business on this
end OF the G. n. r. r. that they ought
to have a double track from ST. Cloud
to Duluth. There also should be a
passenger train as there are hundreds