The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1894-09-20

funeral takes place to-day.
The ladies of the M. E. church Bt
society will have a tent on the fair beer
grounds during the fair, ready to serve mer
meals or lunch at all times. his
$1,000 7-:77-, 7.-.- :,a - Miss
Sunday night near his place. The skin
was a very large one and brought a
good price in town, Monday. 7
A light shower fell over this region 80.
Friday. Small favors of that kind are 80,
duly appreciated throughout this fire 49,
swept and drouth stricken belt. 80 80.
The l. o. G. T. will give nose stat
social at their hall Saturday evening, =
Sept. 22nd. Everybody is cordially in -
vited to attend and have some fun.
H. r. Mallette and wife were in town fine
for few hours yesterday. Mr.. NAL The
lette says they will take in the county the
fair from Foreston next week in good tior
form.
Hllner oHapll'n s'no "lAe were nie'oo acc!
happy Tuesday afternoon by the ar wit
rival of little girl baby at their house. hot
Mother and child are getting along the
nicely. fra,
Miss Sophia Ross has the school this of t
fall in the Thos. Brown district. Miss and
"Cub" Ross as she is often called r.
makes good teacher and always finds l.
po'A0lon Fri
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be at the Commercial Hotel in Prince Civ
ton, Sept. 23rd, 24th and 25th. All pro
wanting fine dentistry at low prices FREE
please call. III. inv
The $500 left by J. Poser in the \
hands of the St. Cloud jailer when he son
departed for parts unknown, was blu!
turned over to the county of Mile & ]
Laos, Friday. ho1
A. Mark and E. D. Wheeler left for 70
Mile Laos lake, Monday, to be gone ne<
week or longer. They will drive, and oAe
go by boat to all the various points
around the lake. tov
John Sadley has completed the bridge -, -
over the West Branch near his resi- 80
dence. The bridge and its approaches I'LL
are in the best shape that has been Wy
noted for several years. COZ
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Mr.. J. Zimmerman came in Saturday tht
from Dakota, and took a position in
Mr.. Caley's hardware store Monday
morning. Mrs. Zimmerman will be D.,
along a few weeks later
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Henry Newbert has improved the gu
appearance of the Commercial Hotel ms
by a coat or two of paint. Mr.. Fred he
Young was the wielder of the brush, wi
and has done good job. orr
E.. A. Ross, undertaken, reports the NC
death of young Foley of Livonia, Mon -
day morning from typhoid fever. Mr.. e'li
Foley was a brother-in-law Of VIM.
Barnum of Spencer Brook. to,
Ed Cilley, Ed Millett and Dave Clag- nr
gett returned from their western trip :"
yesterday. They report times better nee
in this part of the country than any of 81
the parts they have visited.
The Russell bastardy case as noted an
dismissed in last weeks issue, should So
) have read continued until next term th
It was an oversight Of the reporter in wi
copying down the court work.
VIM Terry and family returned to so
their home in Duluth, Monday. Mr.. in
Terry is at home on either end Of the th
route, Princeton his boyhood home and he
Duluth his present residence. Sc
r. F. Mcclellan is putting down ia
> sidewalk in front Of his residence. Mr.. &c
!. Mcclellan and Mr.. Loring have excel pc
n lent houses and grounds, among the M
finest in the village of Princeton. VI
We have on hand and will have from :
: now till harvest a big stock of 100 per
cent. flour, ground feed, coarse corn tt
meal, bran and shorts. NJ
PRINCETON ROLLER MILL Co. NJ
All members of Princeton Lodge -
No. 208 I. o. O.. F. are especially re- :
quested to be present at the regular !,
, meeting on Friday evening, Sept. 21st :.
Business of Importance to come up on i,
If that date. !.
: The recent fire at Soules' mill de- 81
prived Mr.. Soule of large share of
}. what he possessed of this worlds goods.
e Within the last few years, fire has :
wiped out for him nearly $40, 900 worth \
d of property. !
Is A. Mark, Of the firm of Mark & Co., is
Of came down from Mora Friday. The. 2
firm are handling horses in and around b
= Mora. They report having made t
i several good sales up in that part of p