The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-06-29


Mrs. Leonard Pratt, left last Thurs
day, for East Troy, Wis, on a three
months visit to her daughter, Mrs.
Q. S. Canright.
We are pleased to learn that Ernest
Craig, who was injured on the head by
being struck with a base ball a week
ago Saturday, is recovering.
Senator Leavitt: I am surprised in
Princeton. I did not expect to find
such pretty and stirring town here.
You have no reason to feel ashamed of
this town.
A splendid quality of brick are being
manufactured at Woodcock & Burch's
yards this summer. Princeton brick
are eagerly sought after by Duluth and
Superior builders.
Henry Mallette: We need rain in
the vicinity of Foreston more than you
do in Princeton. Your sandy loan
stands the drouth a great deal better
than the heavy clay soil. ~
The town board of review consisting
of supervisors Cravens, Bockoven and
Mahony, was in session Monday and
Tuesday. Very few changes were
made in Assessor Caters figures.
Mr.. I. &. Burgan and family leave
to-day on a visit to relatives at Roches
ter and other points, to be gone three
or four weeks. During Mr.. Burgan's
absence the elevator will be closed.
Wesley Page was over from the ST.
Cloud reformatory to spend Sunday
with his wife and relatives. Wesley
says his duties at the reformatory are
not very arduous but rather confning
F. G. Stamm, jeweler, is at Jesmer'E
store prepared, to do all kinds
of repairing promptly and in a work
manlike manner. If you want to have
your watch cleaned or repaired call or
him.
If you wish to reach Mile Laos lake
settlers the best and surest way i
through the columns of the UNION
The UNION has more subscribers il
the lake region than any and all othe1
papers combined.
Miss Irma Bloomingdale has re
turned from Sparta, Wis, where sht
has been attending school for nearly ;
year past. Miss Bloomingdale ha
made rapid progress in her studies ant
will soon be a full-fedged schoolma am
E. A. Bushey writes from Malmo, OF
the northeast shore of Mile Laos lake
II have corn 80 inches high and pota
toes in bloom. The lake is higher nov
than it was at any time last spring
In the summer time this is Gods coun
try"
Owing to the backward spring an,
unfavorable weather generally tn
early potato crop in this vicinity will
be from three weeks to a month late
than last year. The hot winds hav
injured all kinds of garden truck
early corn excepted.
Foley Bros, of this city, have bee
awarded the contract for rebuilding
miles of the Great Northern north {
Mayville, N. D. They will take tn
old track up, raise the grade and la
new rails. It is quite large contrac
st. Cloud Joau7o0l-Pres
Earnest Brady finished a thre
months term of teaching in distri<
No Is, .Sherburne county, last Sa
urday. It was Ernest's maiden tern
and the local school officers as we'll 8
the county superintendent regard hi
as capable and efficient instructor.
Princeton needs a system Of waite
works, but there is little use of agit;
ting the matter at present. It is only
question of few years. time whe
Princeton will have paved street.
good sidewalks, water works and a
electric light plant It takes none
to get all these things.
Princeton people sympathize wit
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Sylvester of Mi
AGA, over the death of their little sol
the story of whose terrible taking-c
is told by our correspondent at tn;
place. But mere words of sympath
cannot avail much. Time alone ca
assuage the grief of the heart-broke
parents.