The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-11-16

Princeton, MINI.
Latest novels and standard works
such as Mrs. M. E. Homes, p. P.
Roe's, Louise M. Alcott's, ETC., for sale
1t Jacks Drug Store. /
The many friends of Page Bros. in
ibis place hope their lumber that
burned in Anoka last Friday was
reasonably we'll insured.
The Francis Co. will open a circulat-
ing library and book exchange in the
Cox building, Dec. LIST. Library mem
bership tickets only S1.O0.
Rev. J. S. Bouck is seriously i'll. A
bad cold developed into pneumonia
and his condition is extremely critical.
His friends hope for the best.
The Rev. Thomas McClary's lecture
on "A Self-made Man, has been post
poned until Friday evening, Nov. 18th.
He will be here then without fail.
Remember Rey. Thomas McClary's
lecture on IA Self-Made Man, at the
church tomorrow,
Friday evening" Admission, Is cents.
M. S. Rutherford finds his business
increasing so rapidly that, he has been
obliged to employ typewriter and
stenographer in the person of Miss
Mile Millsap.
Crayon portraits, ) life size (bust),
framed complete in an elegant white
and gold, oak, gold or old ivory frame,
until Dec. lst, $500 each. The Fran
els Co., Cox Gallery.
The effort of our Milaca friend to
make it appear that the UNION is at
tempting to throw cold water on any
Foreston or Milaca enterprise is far
fetched to say the least.
Princeton potatoes stand high in the
Minneapolis market. The leading
wholesale potato men of that city say
the choicest potatoes received this
year came from Princeton.
Call at the City Pharmacy and look
over the store. I know there is com
petition in the drug business and |
want the public to know it too.
WILL MCCUA1G.
Two young fellows from Livonia
were arrested for fast driving and be.
ing drunk and disorderly last Saturday
evening. They are boarding for ten
days in Marshal Claggett's hotel al
the expense of the village. ..
The stores in the Carew block will
soon be ready for occupancy. Hart
man & Patterson will occupy the cor
ner store, the harness shop the centre
store, and Jesmer Bros. are already
located in the north room.
At the residence of the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Orion, il
Greenbush, yesterday afternoon, Mr.
John Scott and Miss Alice Orton were
united in marriage by Rev. Mr.. Ian
grell. May every Joy be theirs.
Among the recent new Corners il
Princeton township are Frank Con
quist, Abel Peterson and Carl John
son. They have all built comfortable
houses and cleared considerable land
1t is such men as these that develo1
and build up a country.
Mr.. John G.. Smith, of St. Francis
has been appointed pine-examiner a
Red Lake on the recommendation o
Congressman Baldwin. If all tn
examiners are as competent and a
honest as Mr.. Smith the work will b.
well and speedily done.
A few days ago Mr.. W. H. Shaw wa
afflicted with a felon on one of hi
fingers, and as he was unable to pei
form the duties of janitor of the schoc
building until the ''pesky thing" GO
well he improved the opportunity t
visit relatives in Minneapolis.
| Teachers, don't forget the meetin
of the teachers association at Bi
Lake on Saturday, the 25th inst, 6
1870 P. M. An interesting program ha
| been prepared.
J. H. WILLIAMS, Co. Supt.
Sherburne Count,
At last Main street has decent sid.
!. walks on both sides the street it's el
| tire length. The sidewalks on othe
streets have also been put in good col
dition and connecting links have bee
built. Princeton now can boast of Sc
eral miles of good sidewalks.
So Commissioner Lamoreux is ''or
of Harrison's appointees?'' That wi
be news to most people, Bro. Warne
If our memory serves us right me-