The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-01-05

My planning mill is ready to do all
kinds of work on short notice Floor
ing, ceiling and surfacing done to-
order. III. ESTES LUMBER Co
The entertainment given by the
Coed Templars, Friday evening, was
well attended the hall being filled
to its utmost capacity. The program
was Of a farcical nature and elected
considerable applause.
Feed Ground.
For the next 80 days Twill grind feed
for $3.50 per ton, cash, at Turner's old
stand sonth of the Princeton Roller
Mills. T. H. Esr6 LUMBER co.
Princeton, Mimi, Jan. End.
Liberty Clark, Of ST. Cloud was
visiting old friends here "Wednesday
and Thursday last week. He went to
Minneapolis Thursday afternoon, tore
main day Or two before returning to
his duties at the Reformatory.
Miss Irma Bloomingdale who passed
her Christmas vacation at home res
turned to her school in Wisconsin.
She is progressing finely with ner
studies and expects to remain at her
post until she graduates, two years
hence.
Mrs. 0. r. Barker returned from the
State Teachers meeting, Friday. Ste
reports a pleasant and profitable ses-
sion. She severely condemns some Ct
the methods employed by aspiring
politicians, to further their selfish in
terests. 81. II, ,,>r
r. E. Mcclellan accompanied by his
wife and Miss Bertha Bulls made the
rounds of the pineries between here
and Mile Laos lake, last week. They
were gone several days. The ladies
report splendid trip, and wonderful
appetite. s.. 49, ..-.
Mr.. Heath, travelling man for Dun
ham & Eastman, Minneapolis, makes
regular trips here. He is {. wide
awake drummer and has already built
up trade in this place. He remained
over from Saturday, until Monday Il
this week. f..,. +
The Pettibone Manufacturing Co., OF
Cincinnati, o., advertise .'Smith's
Diagram of Parliamentary Rules 1t
is something that every man should
have, especially those men who are
called upon to preside over delibera-
tive bodies.
Recent reports from Mrs. J. A. Ross,
who is spending the winter at the
famous Hot Springs in Arkansas, are
somewhat encouraging. The lady is
not convalescent but her health is bet
ter than it was when she reached there
several weeks ago. - ::
H. J. Bates, of Wisconsin, son-in-law
of Peter Robideau, has taken liking
to this part of Minnesota. Mr.. Bates
purchased 40 acres of land from N. A
Grow in Greenbush and will soon locate
thereon. Mile Laos county is hard s,tc
beat as a place of residence. 70
A. E Nelson, of Grantsburg, Wis.
incloses $3.50 as subscription in ad
vance for the paper, and compliments
the UNION in the following
characteristic language. He says: $.
can live in g Democratic State but
can not live without the UNION. H., -
F. C. Stamm is at Pierce & Ludden'
store prepared to do watch, clock an(
jewelry repairing. A few solid gol,
and silver plate articles Of jewelry lef
over from the holidays, will go at hal
price, to close them out. It will TAX
only n moment to step in and see r.
Mrs. Georgia Williams, Of Monson
Maine, who has been visiting with he
sister, Mrs. Chas. Judkins,. sine
October, returned to her eastern HON
this week. The lady went away wei
pleased with Minnesota, and like man
another, she may yet return to stay
$50 buys old work team weight ESQ
Us. $3.50 buys mare weight 1900 lbs
and horse 1.400 lbs. All good 70
heavy work. Cash or time with goo
security. These horses are left witt
me to sell and must be sold.
L. j. CHADBOURNE.
At the village electionr held Tuesda
afternoon, VIM. Cordiner was selecte
president of the council. Members {
the council, Chas. Rines, P. Southland
and Chas. Keith; Treas, S. S. Petite,
son; Recorder, H. G. Head. The vo1
ing was light, only ninety votes bein
:: polled.
During the weeks vacation, tn
school board have had force at wor