The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-01-26

Ny planning mill is ready to do all
kinds Of work on short notice. Floor
ing, ceiling and surfacing done to.
order. I. II. ESTES LUMBER Co.
Notice.
E have sold out my harness shop and
business, and all parties knowing them
selves indebted to me, must call at.
once and settle. VIM. NEELY.
The K. p. sociable Saturday even
ing, was a very enjoyable affair. Over
thirty couples were in attendance. To
the sound of excellent music, they
tripped the light fantastic toe, until
11:45 clock. S. @
Mr.. Scheen is reported as being in
about the same condition as he has
been for several days past. Paralytic
strokes are usually slow about yielding,
but we hope soon to see Tommy around
all right again.
Dress Flannels
/ will close out my dress fannels at
cost. Ladies this is your chance to get
a good dress very cheap, and Of the
latest pattern and style. .5s
G. n. R1NEs.
S. w. Straub & Co., musical publish
ers, of Chicago, have our thanks for a
song, Who'll Pick de Cotton It is
a solo, with quartette chorus. just the
thing to please. Their list embraces
almost everything in the line of solos,
duets and quartettes.
Lincoln Wardwell who eluded the
officer mentioned last week, was after
ward captured, but not committed to
the asylum. It is reported that he has
gone to Benton county. One form OF
insanity noted, was, that he had money
and paid his bills as he went along.
b. b. Whitney, of Foreston, clerk OF
the railway committee is having a
good time so far in the session. The
committee has not got down to business
yet. When once in action, Ed. will
find time to rest after the session is
over, and the members have all struck
out for home:
The item of last week relating to the
entertainment at the Congregational
church was all right except as to the
supervision of the work, which credit
should have been given to Mrs. Tar.
box. It was not an Intentional error
but a misunderstanding of the reporter
who added the closing lines to the
item. ..-... ~. =. !.
It is rumored that the village council
talk of enacting an ordinance for tax
ing dogs. An estimate of ours, both
high and low degree, places the mum
Der at less than seven hundred. A
specific tax of from two dollars up tt
five dollars per head, would either ne1
the village good revenue, or cut dowr
the number of dogs to a reasonable
limit =
A city detective was here, Tuesda,
and Wednesday, on the lookout for
:: fellow driving a sorrel horse attached
to a swell box cutter, which he hat
stolen in Minneapolis, Sunday night
1t was claimed that a man and ri!
answering the description were see1
= here, Tuesday, but nothing definite ha
yet developed as to their whereabout
at the present time.
The I. O. G. T. lodge held .thei
quarterly election, Tuesday evening
and elected the following officers t
serve for the next three months
F. L. Ludden, C. T.; Helen McDiarmid
= V. T.: G.. H. Williams, Sec; Fa
!, Cravens, F. S.: Mettie Wheeler
Treas: Mrs. F. L. Ludden, Chaplain
8 A. Mcfarland, Marshal: Chas. Hal
mon, Guard; H. L. Morrill,, Sentinel.
Foley Bros. and Archie Guthrie hav
9 commenced a big suit against til
North Star Construction Company,
T. New Jersey. The plaintiffs did wor
!. for the company on the Duluth & VIII
/ nipeg r. r., receiving a six month
/ note for S73,OS9.87 of which $21. 81
still remains due. The case will /
heard at Minneapolis next Satlrda,
= unless settlement is made before tn;
~ time.
10 A. w. Woodcock is determined
j. keep abreast of the times. in the ma
=. ter of making brick, and in the deta
of such work He took quite an 6