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

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Leave orders for Latta's weather
strips at Pioneer Drug. store. These
strips will save you the expense Of
storm doors.
=. Business men, in every section Of
Mile Laos county will find it to their
advantage to advertise in the UNION.
The UNION covers the entire county
and is read by everybody. It's circula-
ton is constantly increasing.
Frank Hanscome, was s'held up'' by
two highwaymen with guns, between
Anoka and Minneapolis, on Tuesday
night, and relieved of $27.5O in money
and two potato checks. He was on his
way home from Minneapolis where he
had disposed of a load of produce.
While hunting near Hinchley last
Monday in company with Mr..
Wineberg, the potato-buyer, Joe Craig
dislocated his left leg. He was put
aboard the Eastern train and after
reaching home that evening DR.. Tar
box speedily reduced the dislocation.
The pupils of school district No. 10,
that we're neither tardy nor absent
during the past month are: Llewellyn
and Roy Mcfarland, Adna and Ellen
Orion, Robert and Ida McCuaig, Ida
Maddocks and Paul Beto.
EMILY HENRY, Teacher.
Mr.. E. D. Wheeler and Abe Orr
have formed a partnership and will
carry on a flour and feed store in Mr..
Orr's building on First street in the
rear of the Citizens State Bank. They
are both enterprising men and there is
no reason why they should not do a
prosperous business.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. D. Francis will
make Princeton their home. They
will reside in Mr.. B. M. VanAlstein' IS
l
Francis will probably build neat resi-
dence in the south end of town. The
UNION bids Mr.. and Mrs. Francis a
hearty welcome to Princeton.
Judges Baxter and Searle are taking
their time in deciding the G. A. Smith
& Co. pine case. Their decision will
be rendered after mature elaboration
as the case is considered very i'm
portant one. Whatever the decision
maybe we venture the prediction that
nothing will be gained by appealing
from it. ~.: r; ,%s'sss =. :: -
Misfortunes never come singly. Mr.
A. J. Barrett's house on his Battle
Brook farm in Baldwin, which was Oc
cupied by Ed. Young, was devoured by
fire last Sunday evening. The fire
Caught in the roof near the chimney
There was small insurance in com
pany represented by Mr.. Henry Castle
of Elk River.
| we are reliably informed that there
are certain parties in this village WIZ
make it a business to furnish habitua
| drunkards with Intoxicating liquor
These habitual drunkards cannot oh
tain liquor direct from any saloon
, keeper but are supplied by go-be
tweens. A stop should be put to thi
nefarious business.
E. Grant, the Baldwin dehorner:
had a big time down in Anoka county
t Dehorned 5000 cattle, more or less.
was in the Herald Office and that littl
, white-headed fellow there wanted M
5 to go over to the Union Office and de
, horn or decapitate Pease. But
couldn't do the job this time. vii
fix Pease when I go down next month
s While under the influence of liquo
: Will Mahoney dealt Mark & Steve
j hostler blow with an iron poker i
t Roos Bros saloon last night. Tn
0 blow may result seriously. Malone
to-day waived an examination and hi
bond was fixed at $1,000. Will
:. usually quiet and gentlemanly youn
> > fellow, but whiskey got the better {
~ him last night.