The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-08-24

Compressed yeast at Tom scheen's.
J Guy and Mrs. Ewing mourn the I'M
timely demise of their faithful dog
"Tip.' He was accidentally shot yes
terday.
For job printing of every description
call at the UNION Office. Jobs exc
cuted in a workmanlike manner and at
city prices. Bring along your job
work.
The village schools will open Mon
day, Sept. 18th. Non-residents must be
enrolled Jan. LIST. Hereafter no tuition
fee will be charged non-residents in the
high school.
Eva, daughter of Mr.. John and Rosa
Coombs, of Santiago, died Aug. 22nd,
1893, age II years. The funeral took
place from the family residence yester-
day afternoon. -
Capt. Jonathan Chase, of East Min.
neapolis, was in town, Monday. He
had been in the Bradbury Brook coun
try looking over some lands that be-
longed to him.
Miss Hunter, of Minneapolis, niece
of Mr.. and Mrs. Burgan, and Miss
Nelson, teacher in the graded schools
of that city, are guests of the family
for short time.
Hon. Samuel bearing and wife, O.
St. Paul, came up to attend the funera
of their neice, Mrs. Glen Blakney
Mr.. bearing found time to make the
UNION a pleasant visit.
A ticket goes with every fifty cents
worth of tea bought at N. E. Jesmer's
emitting the holder to a chance O
drawing the music box. The drawing
to take place Christmas.
Joseph VanCourt, of South Harbor
was in town, Saturday, interviewing
the county commissioners on road mat
tiers. Joseph was will pleased with
the result of his interview.
Miss Lavinia Smaller, of St. Cloud
is a guest of her cousin, Mrs. H. E
Cravens, this week. Miss Smaller i
also attending the examination o
school teachers for this county.
George Presley has commenced tn
erection of a residence on the lot sout]
of Willis Warehouses; house. Mr..
r. Zimmerman will also soon com
mence budding a couple of houses il
the same block.
Frank Head: In Boston we do no
believe that the Sherman law ha
caused all the rumpus. It is the dreat
of tariff tinkering that is raising
hades. The Sherman law is conven
lent scapegoat.
County Commissioner Barrett wa
not present at the meeting of tn
board, Saturday, but Joe VanCourt ha
no reason to grumble at the name
in which he was treated by Messrs
Buck and McCool.
DR.. Tarbox has purchased the tw
lots south of the Congregational pal
sOnage on Central avenue and will 500
erect a fine residence thereon. Tn
consideration paid Mrs. o. r. Barke
for the lots was $500.
Rev. Mr.. Krabemann is now and ha
been for six weeks past pastor of tn
German Lutheran church in this vi
lage. Rev. Mr.. Roemer is no longe
connected with the church. This ite1
is inserted by request.
| Mr.. James M. Baker, formerly
Milaca but now of Anoka, was in tow
| Tuesday. Mr.. Baker is one of thos
men who is never at loss for words |
express his views and he is not afraj
to let people know where he stands.
Are we to have county fair
Princeton this fall? The UNION wou
like to hear from the farmers and tt
business men of Princeton on this que
ton. If we are going to have fair
| is high time to commence advertiser
that fact and make the necessary pre-
arations.
Two of our enterprising young teac
ORC Mics .ill1r Hndcnn and Mics Mo