The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-03-16


riends, while out of house and home.
The K. p. sociable, Saturday even
ng, was attended by a merry throng
f people. The hall was well-flled and
he universal expression Of a good
ime, marked it as a very enjoyable
vening.
The London & Lancashire Insurance
TO-, Monday, paid A. Rines & Co. $40O,
he amount of insurance on store fix
ures. The companyis a prompt and
eliable one. I. c.. Patterson is the
Ocal agent.
A. Il. Norton came over Saturday,
or a two or three days. respite from
lis duties at the ST. Cloud Reforma-
DRY. Mr.. Norton is outspoken in his
Ugh estimate of Supt. Myers and other
'ficials at that institution.
Feed Ground. s-@
For the next 80 days I will grind feed
or ST so per ton, cash, at Turner's old
tand sonth of the Princeton Roller
Mills. I. H. ESTES LUMBER co,
Princeton, Mimi, Jan. End. -el
Clara Hatcher and Ida King were
lone over Sunday from their schools
n Sherburne county. Miss Hatcher
las taught five weeks on a five months
ERIN, and Miss King has four weeks
o complete her three months term.
Mrs. VIM. Cravens, who has been
visiting in Pennsylvania for four or
i've months past returned home Satur-
lay. To say that her children, both
grown and small, are pleased with her
'eturn would express their feelings
out partially. r..
Billy Marble and his famous theatre
company are here playing to crowded
aouses as usual. They remain all the
week. On Saturday night the com
pany will present the great comedy of
'SOur Boys Secure your seats at
JeSmer's store. ~, 90
Shoes! Shoes! Shoes!
N. ID. Jesmer sets the pace in shoes.
IF you are anywhere on earth, and
want to keep in line with progress, go
to the double store and see the most
complete stock of foot wear ever
brought to the city. X .>
L. Paulie's show case factory, in
Minneapolis, was destroyed by fire Fri
day morning. The Paulie show cases
may be seen in almost every mercan-
tile house in the Northwest. The loss
aggregates more than $4,000 with an
insurance of $1,000.
Dogs are parading the streets now
adays panoplied in gaudy trinkets, and
flashing collars. There is an air of
satisfaction in their wagging tails and
a satisfied look on their canine mugs as
they caper up to country dogs and ex-
hibit their newly-acquired jewelry.
The Marble Theatrical Troupe came
in on schedule time, Monday, but did
not deem it expedient to hold services
on that evening. The storm was rag
ing with unabated fury, so that people
could not be induced to go out even to
hear as good a sermon as Billy Marble
always breaches.
Jesmer's hall has recently been ar
ranged with the stage in the west end
of the hall. The entrance to the hall
is at the east end of the narrow hall
between the main hall and the K. p,
hall. If there is anything further
about the hall, we will haul it around
next week.
The village council had a force al
work Friday, removing the debris
from the sidewalks in the vicinity O.
the ruins, caused by the fire. C. H
Zines had a force employed in taking
the baked potatoes from the cellar. A
small percentage of the potatoes neal
the bottom of the cellar are uninjured
See s'ad" of Ezra D, Wheeler il
another column. Mr.. Wheeler ha.
started in to fill a long-felt want. He
will keep a good stock of everything
pertaining to his trade constantly OF
hand, and at a close margin. Go AMI
see him when you want -four, feed q
anything kept in a frst-class feed store
Notice.
All parties knowing themselves in
debted ONE will please call and settl
at once. For obvious reasons I wan
no delay in this matter.
II. g. CooNEY, NJ. D.