The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1894-04-26


hased the lot Immediately north of
Chester Ames' house in Murray's adj
lition and will erect a neat dwelling
house thereon this summer. -.- i
Max Mark & Co. have received a
ull line of dry goods. Come and Sc
cure bargains while the stock is COM
9lete. Remember the place, Main
street, opposite Starch Factory.
Among those drawn to serve as petit
Jurors at the term of the United States
court commencing at Duluth May 9Th,
ire Thomas Galbraith of Blue Hill, and
Joseph VanCourt of South Harbor.
Mrs. r. A. Briggs returned to
Princeton last Saturday after an alb
sence of three years in Chicago. She
thinks the town has changed wonder
fully and for the better in that time.
Men, women and children are out in
the yards, streets and alleys, with
hoes, rakes, shovels and wheelbarrows,
teams and fire, putting the village in
the very best of shape both for health
and comfort.
A German lady received from this
post Office, Tuesday, a letter that left
the Fatherland only II days previous
to its delivery here in Princeton.
There are no flies on the long route
mail service.
Sheriff Howard is looking after de-
linquent personal property taxpayers
these days. He has only a short time
in which to make his returns. Delin-
quents will save themselves great
deal of trouble and expense by settling
without delay.
While fooling around the elevator
in Jesmer's new building Tuesday lit
tie Archie Jones caught the wire rope
in his hands and had not the machine
been promptly stopped he might have
been killed. AS it was his hands were
badly lacerated.
Talk about furniture, you want to see
the ''lay-out" at Caley's warerooms.
There you will find large variety, all
nicely displayed, to make your selec-
tions from. If you want to furnish a
bed room or parlor you can get fitted
out at Caley's in short order.
A new conner from Renville county
says he has only been here three weeks
and hardly a day passes but what he
has letters from his old neighbors ask
ing about this county. He tells then
all that he thinks they could better
their condition by coming here.
There is no strike on the Eastern
Minnesota yet there has been no feighr
received at Princeton for over a week
There are eight or ten car loads O
freight at the junction in Minneapolis
destined for this place and there is n,
reason why it should not be forwarded
For a few hours last Friday the higl
water impeded travel on the eastern
approach to the East Branch bridge
but force of men and teams under tn
supervision of Road Commissioners Nc
Clellan soon rendered that importan
thoroughfare passable to teams an
pedestrians.
M. S. Rutherford, the hustling rea
estate man, believes in the efficacy {
printers ink. He monopolizes tn
first half page of the UNION this week
Sine the spring opened Mr.. Rutherfor
has located over SO settlers on lands
Mile Laos county, and thirty more i
the counties of Sherburne and Isanti.
| John Skretting, postmaster at o.
/ stead, in the northeastern corner
Mile Laos county, proved up on h
! claim before Clerk Briggs last Satu
! day. His witnesses were G.. o. Jha
of South Harbor, and George Arnesol
of Aitkin county. Mr.. Skretting has :
:. acres under cultivation and is regarde
n as a bonanza farmer by his neighbour
Don't forget the sugaring off at tt
= Relief Hall on Friday evening, for til
benefit Of the Y. p. S. c. E. A GOO
time promised to all who come. Don
]. forget your quarter.