The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-01-05
what they Say of rus.

that it didn't pay to publish BREWER
paper in a small plea town, but he has
changed his mind and now sets his
editorials in bourgeois. Norris Irib-
atlae.
The Princeton UNIONS No. 1, Vol.
XVII appears this week with ten we'll
filled pages. There is no county in the
State that supports a paper better than
Mile Laos county and none can boast
of q better paper than the UNION
Anoka Herald.
The Princeton UNION was s'sweet
sixteen last week. The paper ranks
first among the country journals OF the
State, and It's bright and sometimes
vigorous-ed editorials always give evil
dence that the Hon. r. G. Dunn keeps
his faber on the public pulse.-North
Branch RecieaO.
The Princeton UNION is ''sweet six
teen" The UNION is one of the best
edited and neatest printed newspapers
in the State It is also one of the
most prosperous country weeklies in
Minnesota. Continued success to the
fearless and independent Princeton
UNIoN.-RoyaHon Banner. -. o.
The Princeton UNION comes before
it's readers this week with the bloom of
sixteen summers upon its cheek. The
UNION is one Of the most fearless and
independent papers in the State and it's
editor is invariably to be found on the
right side. The UNION forever!''-
AnokG Herald.
The Princeton UNION was ''sweet
sixteen' Thursday. In this respect it
does not resemble it's homely and bald
headed editor, but what Bob Dunn
lacks in beauty he makes up in ability
and enterprise. The UNION is the
best paper in the country published in
a village the size of Princeton.-&.
Cloud Journal Press
The Tribune extends its hearty con-
CALCULATIONS to the Princeton UNION
upon it's birthday last week. sweet
sixteen" The UNION is one OIL. our
most valued exchanges, and under the
able management of our friend Bob
Dunn is recognized as one of the lead
ing newspapers of Minnesota. Long
may the UNION and it's genial editor
| DrOSDer. Br1inerd Tribune.
Where Woman Reigns.
The typical American home is the
throne of the sweet-faced woman whom
children reverence as mother. and
whom man fondly loves as wife. She,
as in no other land, is the sovereign
who rules with the scepter of her
womanly influence. She teaches the
children those abiding principles OF
obedience to law that in after years
make them honored and respected
citizens. Her councils are sought, her
advice respected. She is a queen
loved, honored and obeyed, and it il
just in this sovereignty Of woman thai
there lies the difference between the
home life of our own and other nations
philadelphia Times.
Hardwood Lands Becoming Valuable.
How many men who own timber
lands-pine lands if you please dotted
freely with hardwood really appreciate
what they are worth? Over at Osh
kosh the Buckstaff- Edwards compan'
operate large casket and chair fac
tory. The men in this company wer
for a long time lumbermen. wv
have enough hardwood TIMBER sal,
, Mr.. Buckstaff to me, ito keep thi
= factory supplied with lumber for tn
next fifteen or twenty years. But W
might have had more. We let thou
sands of acres go back to the State TO
/ taxes after we had cut off the pine
: Some of that same land is selling tc
day for $50 per acre for the timbe
that is on it, Some of the lands i
northern minnesota which were owne
at one time by lumbermen, and re
: verified to the State for taxes, hav
n since been found to be rich in minera
5 deposits. But it is conspicuously tim
, that every stick of hardwood timber i
northern Minnesota and Wisconsi
S should be worth good money. The free
dom with which railroads are to b
y built in the northern part of Minnesot
). will hasten the time when value wi
be given to this class of property
: Minneapolis Lunbemlan.
Logging Camp Episode.
e BRADBURY BROOK, Mimi, Dec. II
+: There was great excitement at JAIME
n Nichols camp one day this week. Th
men started out for work at $50 /;
usual on the morning of the day
i question. Some one way, some anothe,
+ according as their places of labor la,
e Pose Delivan of Royalton, and JAG
v Campbell, employed as sawyers, we1
! by themselves to their post of duty an
vrorc, u Of oniSho1 and craro1 RI fp1