The Princeton union., 1894-06-14


The question iof public library is "
being agitated. It would be a good trid
thing and no mistake. Pro
Mrs. Miller being sick she has hired y, -,
a milliner, Miss Needham. Call in W.. ;.
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Mrs. May Lynch and her bright lit
tie son, Of Monticello, spent all Of last n..; D.;
week here visiting relatives and
friends. -.
Mrs. Roy, the dress-maker, has tina
moved from the Carew block to T. H. the
Caley's old residence, opposite M. E. !,
church.
Mrs. O. r. Barker, county superin- Of :
tendent, left for the Mile Laos region Rr,
Monday to visit the schools in that vea
vicinity. nor
Throughout the summer the high res
school library will be open between the
hours of and o'clock P M. every q
Saturday. tro
The Isanti county Republican con- be
vention to elect delegates to the State da.
convention is to be held at Cambridge mi
on Saturday. pr'
Mrs. A. Mark, came last week from :
Duluth to join her husband, A. Mark,
who is now in the horse dealing trade oV'
at this place. "a
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A young man named Larson, of wi
Greenbush, had his shoulder dislocated at
one day last week, while driving some on
cattle to pasture. Dr
It is reported that Frank Wallace's
residence in Baldwin was destroyed by ea
fire one day last week. It was insured CO..
for small amount. Sa
Miss Mabel Frye, of Elk River, niece ~, nu
Of George Staples, attended the Christ
ian Endeavor convention last week. ."0'
She is bright little girl. An'
Guy Ewing is engaged in taking an
accurate census of the village by w
direction of the village council. He w
will complete his work this week. VI VI
Benjamin Carter and his friend Mr.. re
benson are doWn from Isle HarDor TO- th
day., Ben is looking younger since he d,
has taken unto himself a better half.
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feed, corn meal, bran and shorts. All @,
our feeds are sold at the MILL Inn
PRINCETON ROLLER MILL Co. hi
Prof. and Mrs. Simpson and son left o'
for Faribault this morning on a visit to H.
relatives. They will be gone until al
shortly before the fall term of school
commences. cj
There is to be a trotting race on the 81
track at the Fair grounds on Saturday q
afternoon. The stake is a 500 bet d
Abe Orr and E. Marks are the owners n
of the horses. u
B. j. Cook, a prominent clothier OIL
) Duluth was in town over Monday
night as a guest of Mark & Co. He =
) was highly pleased with the enterprise l.
! in this little city.
: The father of Alex Chisholm, of n
, Greenbush, died of pneumonia at his T
sons residence last Saturday and was a
buried in Oak Knoll cemetery Sunday
The old gentleman aged 80 years.
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r We have on have and will have from t
now till harvest big stock of 100 per G
cent. flour, ground feed, coarse corn il
meal, bran and shorts. -.. .@ ri r.
PRINCETON ROLLER MILL co. IT
Are we to have Fourth of July q
celebration in Princeton this year? is
a question that is frequently asked. L
The columns of the UNION are at the i
. disposal of the celebration committee \
The patriotic citizens of Milaca and 1
3 Foreston and surrounding country are
j. making big preparations for a grand 9
union Fourth of July celebration in
Foreston. Our correspondents will, .
we presume, give particulars.
Lost
A boys fine beaver overcoat with I
cape, about May 1st. Whoever may
have found the same will be rewarded l
S by returning it to {
MRS. r.. A. Ross.
: Everything is suffering from lack of T.,
: rain. Only one slight sprinkle in a
month. The damage inflicted by the
u drouth is great, and if there are not
y copious showers within week the
growing crops will be irretrievably {