The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1894-05-03


bound Eastern train yester-
lay afternoon.
Another big horse sale by E. Mark
asst Saturday. Forty head of horses
we're disposed of at good prices. Mr..
Mark will have another sale in week
Dr. two.
Big good-natured Frank Hawkinson,
Of Isle Harbor, was in town Saturday,
on his way to Cambridge. Frank is
one Of the lake boys that the UNION
swears by.
Seed potatoes are scarce and readily
command a dollar a bushel. Many
farmers have sold themselves short of
seed. Early Ohios are not to be had
at any price.
Bob Burch was in town Saturday.
He reports the logs as coming along
nicely. BY the latter part of next
week the rear of the main river drive
will have cleared Milaca.
Everybody is thankful that trains are
running regularly once more. The
Eastern reached here on time both
ways yesterday, and several freight
trains went over the road last night.
80 Acres for Sale.
Will sell in 10, 20 or 40 acre tracts,
fine garden land. Only one-half mile
from city. Terms easy.
A. RINEs & co.
Daniel w. Umbehawker and Mary
M. Sausser were declared man anC
wife by Rev. J. S. Bouck last evening
The couple were serenaded by hos
of friends at the residence of the
BRIDES parents.
William J. Nicholas of Spencer
Brook, and Miss Nora Scanlan O
Wyanette, were united in marriage b,
Rev. J. S. Bouck in this village, Sun
day. If marriage is a lottery Mr.
Nicholas has drawn a first prize.
Pine laths at I. H. Estes mill TO
$1.75 per M, bass wood lath $3.50 pc
NJ. for cash. My feed mill is now run
ming Will grind feed for $3.50 pc
ton. This notice is subject to change
I. H. ESTES.
The county commissioners had
busy session Saturday. Quite a mum
Der of farmers from the north end G
the county made application TO
abatement of taxes. The board re
fused to make any recommendations t
the State auditor.
Charley VanWormer was over fro1
Cambridge in the early part of tn
week making arrangements to plant /
or 20 acres of potatoes on his farm i
the eastern end of Princeton TOWNSHIP
Charley says there is big demand fc
land in Isanti county this spring
Everybody wants to get into the p'
tato belt.
Miss Glidden, who was i'll last weel
has quite recovered and is at her po
again in the schools. It was inadver
emily stated in the UNION last wee
that her work was handled by Mi
Short during her absence. This was
mistake as Miss Short took but or
class, Miss Glidden doing the bulk
her work at home.
Mr.. Jas. Macmillan, of Minneapol
was in town last Saturday, on busine
with the county officials. Mr.. Mach
is an active young Republican. f
says the talk of opposition to Lieu
Gov. Clough in Minneapolis is a
nonsense, and he predicts that Go
Nelson and Mr.. Clough will be r
nominated by reclamation.
Prohibition does not prohibit
Royalton. The Banner says: ''Res
dents of the hustling little village
Rice frequently come to Royalton
trade. They know good town wht
they see it and are not frightened
the cry that Royalton is temperan
town. Those who are onto the rope
and have a dime in their pockets c;
get a drink in Royalton, and VIII
= may seem peculiar neither buyer n
seller violates the liquor law"
An Amusing Fallacy.
The idea that you can get bett
values by buying your clothes rea
made is one reason why you spend
s much money and never look we
dressed. Now your neighbor has a S,
made, he chooses good material, has
stylishly cut and we'll put together, a
> when he puts it on it gives him t
appearance of we'll bred man, and
" the end pays less money than you.
have just received a consignment
g new spring and summer goods viii