The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-06-22


rule the farmers expect to harvest
good crops. Honest Dan Findell is
always cheerful and contented.
Harry Newton has gone to Sank Cen
tire to engage in business there. Owen
Newton, who has been located at the
capital OF Franklin county for a year
past, will return to Princeton. We
wish AIRY success in his venture.
Having decided to take trip to the
coast I shall make my last visit to
Princeton July LIST to 5th, after which
I shall remove my gallery (unless sold.
If you want work come on above days.
G. D. FRANCIS, Photographer.
Mrs. Judge Keith and son Fred left
for Maine last week over the 500 road,
and will sojourn among relatives in the
old Pine Tree State until the latter
part of August. Mr.. Keith will join
Mrs. K. and son later and accompany
them home. 1 -..-a.., s.-. 5.-+.t .....
The nasty black caterpillars have
made their unwelcome appearance in
the gardens of the village. East and
north of here the woods are literally
alive with the pests and thousands of
forest trees have been rendered leaf
less. The crops have not yet been at
tackled. Il
After an illness of two weeks dura-
ton Mrs. Frank Reeves died at her
husbands residence in Greenbush last
Thursday morning. Brain or
typhoid fever was the cause of her
death. The remains were Inferred in
the Greenbush burying ground the
same afternoon. s."
A 10 year old boy named Sandburgh
was lost two days in the town of South
Harbor and the entire white male
population of the town were out
searching for him. The little fellow
was found last Thursday afternoon
none the worse for his outdoor exper-
fence hut terrible hungry.
About II o'clock last Sunday Barney
Winklemen's barn in the town of
Santiago, Sherburne county, was
wiped out by fire. A span Of good
work horses, a calf and hog were
also cremated. There was no insur-
ance. The fire is supposed to have
been set by some children at play.
Miss Zua Clough, of Minneapolis,
will give music lessons in Princeton
this summer. Miss Clough has studied
music for years under the best pre-
ceptors in Minneapolis and has had a
thorough course OF training. She is a
proficient teacher and should have a
large class. Her terms are very rea-
sonable.
Dan Spaulding and Mr.. and Mrs. I.
G. Patterson returned from Alexandria,
where they had been in attendance at
the Sons of Veterans encampment,
last Thursday. They say they were
Hospitality entertained by the citizens
OF Alexandria, and Gov. Nelson in
particular put himself out to make it
pleasant for all the visiting delegates.
The town board of supervisors will
meet at the town clerks office next
Monday for the purpose Of reviewing
and correcting the assessment rolls.
If any taxpayer thinks he is uniustly
assessed then and there is the place for
him to register his kick, and not a year
hence when the taxes are due. From
all we can learn Mr.. Cater has made a
fair assessment.
The clouds of blinding dust on the
principal streets Of the village Sunday
and Monday were intolerable. It is
high time that some arrangements
were made for sprinkling the streets
regularly. Main, First and Oak streets
should be sprinkled at least twice a
day. If all the property-owner on
these streets were to chipin the amount