The Princeton union., 1893-04-27

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Supper will be served at the w !. r.
;. hall by the ladies of the M. p. 4
church at P. NJ. tomorrow. Patron
re them, get a good supper and help a
worthy cause.
G. H. Rines has disposed Of several
eligible building lots west Of the rail
road track within the past few days to
parties who contemplate the erection
of neat residences.
DR.. G. M. Truesdell, dentist, reached
town, Monday, ON his regular profes-
sional visit. He will be in town until
Saturday, and can be consulted at his
rooms in the North Star Hotel.
@ Lost,
At the entertainment in Jesmer's,
Hall, on Saturday evening, April 18th,
a fascinator. Finder will please return
the same to Mrs. VIM. Martin, or leave
at this office. r.
Some subscribers who should have
received the UNION Almanac have
been Inadvertently overlooked. The
editor will go over the list in few
days and every subscriber entitled to
an almanac will receive one.
Tomorrow is Arbor day. Let every
owner Of a lot in the village plant a
few trees. There is nothing that adds
SO much to the beauty Of a residence
lot as a row of well-kept shade trees.
Set out few shade trees.
Mayor Bruckart was over from ST.
Cloud, Monday afternoon, looking af.
ter the interests of several of his
clients in this vicinity. Mr.. Bruckart
has large and constantly increasing
law practice in this county.
J. w. Humphrey, who formerly
owned the M. Rollins farm in Blue Hill
sold out to Mr.. Lapsley, of Iowa. Mr.
L. took possession last week and Mr.
Humphrey moved to town, occupying
the rooms over the Feed Store.
Clean up, rake up, scrape up ant
bury the filth and rubbish out of sight
Cleanliness is next to godliness. Some
OF the alleys are reeking with stable
manure and other filth. Cleanliness i
the surest preventative against con
tagious diseases.
J. w. Briggs has disposed of hi
residence and plot of ground, located
beyond the sand bank on the German,
road, to J. A. Ross. Consideration
5000. Mr.. Ross has secured one of th
incest locations for home in tn
vicinity of Princeton
In answer to several inquiries rela
tive to the new wolf bounty law, W
are not quite clear on the matter
| Some of the daily papers state tina
Gov. Nelson vetoed the law. The law
will be published in full in the UNIo]
within week or ten days.
Mrs. Maggie Howard fell on tn
sidewalk, Saturday evening, near tn
Citizens State Bank and dislocated he
knee. It was first luxated four year
; ago, and since that injury, it has bee
) out of place several times causing he
much inconvenience and suffering.
Who says the river-driver does ne
, earn his wages these days? Five do
lars per day would be small compens;
tion for men who are obliged to plung
into ice cold water at daylight an
"sack'' logs until dark, especially whe
there is eight or ten inches of snow Q
the ground
Crawford and Chapman have take
another step in the line of improv,
1 ment. They have papered the wal
5 and ceiling of their tonsorial room
with a fine grade of paper and appr
pirate border. It is now one of tl
: finest barber shops outside of tt
, larger cities.
Capt. John P. Rea, of Minneapoli
Y ex-commander of the G.. A. r. of tt
I United States, will deliver the Mem
t rial Day address at Princeton this yea
Capt. Rea is an eloquent talker and
f genial gentleman. An immense CO
;. course of people will be here to gre
q, him on Memorial Day.
Another furry of snow, sleet al
h rain yesterday, and at the prese
$ writing mother earth is covered ov
S with a four inch coat of the "beau1
full" The weather is simply execr
BILE. The oldest inhabitant nev
~ saw anything like it. It beats tt
:, record for a late spring.
Lieut-Gov. Clough accompanied