The Princeton union., 1893-04-27

Hon. 3. G. Mills and wife stopped off |
Monday, while on their way home to
Superior from Madison, to visit Mrs.
Mills parents and relatives. Mr.. Mills
spent the winter at Madison helping to
enact laws for the benefit of the COM
monwealth of Wisconsin, Mrs. M Ills
she went along to keep Ed. out of mis-
chief.
The bill appropriating $1,000 for
dam at the outlet of Mile Lacs lake
was pushed through the house six or
eight weeks before adjournment, but
Senator Geissel could not get it
through the senate. It was through
no fault of the member from this
county that the bill failed Of passage in
the senate.
Geo. A. Presley and family have
moved into the rooms over the City
Drug Store. He was obliged to vacate
the house recently purchased by S.
Carew, as G. D. Marshall will soon oc-
cupy that building. Tenement houses
or rooms are at a premium in the vii
lage. It would be paying invest
ment to build good cottage houses for
rent. ..
Joseph Lake, Foreston: You know I
am a rabid Peoples Party man, but
voted for you, Mr.. Editor, last fall.
Every pledge you made to me has been
redeemed. I and others have watched
your course in the elegislature carefully,
and we have no fault to find with you.
We think you ought to join the Peo-
pies Party and be one Of us. - .
J. Mrs. N. E. Jesmer has been seriously
ill since Sunday. Drs. Tarbox, Cooney
and Whittemore were by her bedside
constantly Monday night, and her
death was hourly expected. On Tues
day morning she rallied and at the
present writing there is a marked i'm
provement in her condition, but she is
by no means yet out of danger. Pneu-
monia is the ailment from which Mrs.
l Jesmer is suffering.
Mr.. Morrison, of Mora, the Kanabec
county boomer, was passenger on the
up train last Thursday afternoon. He
y remarked to the writer: 'You Prince,
ton people should feel proud of your
flour mill. I have sampled the prod
8 uct of the Princeton Roller Mills and
d have no hesitation in pronouncing il
y frst-class. Our lumbermen also say
/, that the feed furnished by the Prince
e ton mills is a good article.''
Thanks to Mr.. Guy Ewing the
UNION has been ably edited for the
J. past four months. Here is what one O.
e our exchanges says: ''The Princeton
;. UNION is one of the neatest, newsies
It papers which comes to our sanctum
S Bob has been absent all winter trying
N to drive some sense into some of The
legislative heads too numerous to men
q tion, but the paper has been abl,
q edited and managed during Bob's alb
:, sence." e, 80. j.. =. - u: /:
s Duck hunters from St. Cloud sasser
n that they visited Elk Lake, one da,
II last week and bagged so nice duck
while there. Reports from Elk LAX,
- natives do not change the numerical
| no 7,t 0f tho tot 1o,,tt
,. light on the kind of ammunition used
The sports shot dollars, half dollar
= and quarters around among the resi-
49, dents of the lake region who turne,
49, out in force and killed the ducks fo
these amateurs from St. Cloud.
Under date of April 10th, Senate
Wash burn writes US confirming wha
=, has already appeared in the columns Q
the UNION relative to the Mile Lac
- settlers claims. The senator conclude
" his letter as follows: ''You can say t
the different claimants that they nee
give themselves no uneasiness abou
this matter for the present at least.
~ AAeorS LIZ OOoOO Ouo ul1dO Ol10 jOlllU t0SC
le luton referred to can be passed in tn
o. early days of the coming session of cor
r. gress.''
d Mr.. Whipple one of the latest add
IL tions to the Kickapoo Indian Medicin
et show, brought with him his stereopt
con and views that are a valuable az
Id QUESTION to the company. He has a
Mt almost unlimited number of view.
er The dissolving views are frst-class-a
IT, good as can be seen anywhere. Th
a. Kickapoo Company employ only goo
er talent. Their motto is, mo other
he need apply" The company is now {
Milaca giving that village tw
weeks benefit. H..
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