The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-08-31

Judge Freer.s auction sale on Mon
day Sept. 18th, at 10 A. M.
In another column appears a letter
the beauties of Mount Lowe,
Cal, written by Princeton's gifted
Miss Mary S. Huse.
H. Fl. Whitmore and family left for
Montivedio last Saturday. They made
many friends during their stay here.
and our people are sorry to part with
them.
District court convenes next Mon
day. Jurors will not be required to.
appear until next day. There is a
heavy calendar and some of the cases
are quite important.
The Young Peoples Society of the
Congregational church are preparing
an entertainment to be given at Jes-
mer's Hall, Friday evening, Sept. 9Th.
Fuller announcement next week.
Every member of the w. r. G. is re-
quested to be present at the regular
meeting which will be held in their
hall, Saturday Sept. End, at. 2 P. M.
BY order of the president. safF#"r y {.
T. F. Knappen, Minneapolis: What
a change in Princeton since last saw
it. You have a dandy town here and a
frst-class country to- back it. There
is no earthly reason why Princeton
should not continue to grow and pros
per. =. :. 5 =. - s5. ..s... -,7''
Services at M. E. church, Sunday
Sept. 3rd: Morning sermon by pastor,
subject, ':The Lords Supper an Abid-
ing Witness of His Death.1 Sermon
in the evening by P. E., Rev. W. A.
Shannon, OF. Duluth, followed by, COM
muniOn. ..,u..- .-.. 49,. - ....,.
Landlord Newbert of the Commercial
Hotel is caring for all guests that
patronize him in good shape. He says
he has made ample preparations to
handle the crowd court week and he
will provide eating and sleeping &C
recommendations for all comers.
Spaulding & Newton pay the high
est cash prices for all kinds of game at
the Fountain Meat Market. Bring
along your prairie chickens, part
ridges, ducks or anything in the game
line. Remember the place, Spaulding
& Newton's Fountain Meat Market.
The road from Milaca to Mile Laos
lake is not much to brag of, but there is
nothing to be gained by making it ap-
pear worse than it really is. A good
road cannot be built through a timber
country in one or two years, unless the
builders have unlimited means at their
disposal. ~ G.s.s..,g s.r.s ~
The farmers of Blue Hill, Sherburne
county, are getting along all right in
spite of low prices for farm produce.
One will not see heater or more sub
stantial farmhouse anywhere than
those of John Rogers, John Carmody
Tom Looney, Tom Brown, Ed. Larkin
and D. Kaliher. :.
J. P. Taylor is no longer ''mine
host" at the Sherburne House, Elk
River. H. has sold out to Frank Reu
beck, of Anoka. Mr.. Taylor has many
friends in Princeton who will miss his
smiling countenance when they stor
over at the River, and they all wish
him we'll in his new venture in Anoka
Job printing of every description al
less than city prices at the UNION Of
fee. Stationery put up in well bound
tablets and neatly trimmed. Com
petent workmen and good work guar
anteed. Get figures at the UNION Of
flee before sending away from home
for your job work @.....tl
Gerry Clough: Clough Bros. will
bank few if any pine logs the coming
winter. There are more logs in the
booms and on their way to the boom.
now than the mills can saw next year
In my opinion the cut on the upper
Mississippi and it's tributaries will mo-
be 80 per cent. of what it was last sea
son. :.". ......: - s..> ...ns.
Bargains in Furniture.
All OF the household furnishings O
the North Star Hotel that were savet
from the late fire are for sale. All il
want of bedding, furniture, dishes, etc