The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1892-02-11

lawyer, accompanied by F. A. Crosby
a son of Judge Crosby, Of Hastings
have been here for several days looking
up titles to land in the Mile Laos res
ervation, so-called.
Report has it that the Oriental Or
der of Humility, better known as thu
Hut - recently revised and all secre
work rewritten by Grand Master John
son of the Odd Fellows, will be insti
tuted here, at an early day. "
About thirty couples attended tn.
leap year ball at Jesmer's Hall last Fri
day evening, which was given under
the auspices of the L. A. S. Thu
ladies paid all the bills and escorted
their partners to and from the ball.
Chas. Cater departed for Washing
ton, Tuesday night. He will there visi
his parents who are living at Con
conully, and friends at Spokane Fall
and other places. He will be absen
about a month or six weeks.-HerDl01
Herald. L.r
Mr.. Thompson, of the firm of ARNOLD
& Thompson, merchant tailors, Mime
apolis, was in town last Thursday
after successful business trip to thu
Rum river lumber camps. Mr.. Thomp
son says he booked large number O
orders for wearing apparel from the
boys.
A new engine has been purchased fo1
the Eastern Minnesota Creamery an(
the butter-making capacity of the plan
will be increased 100 per cent. The
creamery will be in shape this season
to handle all the cream that can be haC
within a radius of fifteen miles O.
Princeton.
A son of Ashley Guyett was terribly
injured by a tree falling on him at his
fathers camp on Bogus Brook, yes
terday afternoon; one of the boys legs
was fractured and he was badly bruised
about the head and body. DR.. Cooney
was summoned to attend the boy late
last evening.
Rev. W. A. Shannon, of Duluth
presiding elder of this district viii
preach at the NJ. E. church next Sun
day evening at 1870 o'clock. Mr.. Shan
non is an able expounder Of the gospel
A cordial invitation is extended to al
to come and hear him.
Foley Bros. will expand their Office
plan and force at st. Paul making i
headquarters for handling their extern
sive stock of hardwood cut at Foley ant
Bridgman. Though they make /;
specially of order work they carry
choice stock of hardwood lumber
Minneapolis L,lmbe1maon.
Only a few of the UNION Almanac
left. First come first served. If 20,
have not renewed your subscription TO
the year 1892 now is the time to do it
you wish to get the UNION Almanac
Now subscribers can also have the Al
manac by subscribing at once.
Just think of it? Only three cent
per week, about the price of half
glass of beer, will pay for the UNIol
one year, if paid in advance, and a con
densed encyclopedia UNION Al
manac-also goes with the paper
Can you afford to get along without tn
UNION during the year 1892?
There was a donation party at tn
NJ. E. church on Tuesday evening TO
the benefit of the pastor, Rev. MI
Skemp. Among the donations was a
envelope from the members of tn
Crescent Theatre Company containin
silver equal in value to an Englis
pound sterling.
More inquiries from abroad wit
reference to the proposed Touring mil
The village council will probably tax
such action at their next monthly meet
ing as will insure us the -four mill
There will be no trouble in inducin
responsible parties to build goo
modern flour mill when this bonus maj
ter is arranged. ~.
The district president of the W.
T. U. will visit Princeton this week
She will conduct a public meeting a
the Congregational church on Saturda
evening at 1880 o'clock, also one at tn
M. E. church on Sunday, o'clock F
M. The public is cordially invited t
attend both services. The w. c.. T. U
OF Princeton is constantly increasing i
members, having now thirty-thre
members.
| Joe. Chuck, manager of the Easter
Minnesota Creamery Farm, is nursin
| a broken leo Whila after i lad \