The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1894-12-06

Remember the band concert one
week from tonight, It will be a hum-.I
n1er from Hummertown. Disburse.E
your favors with lavish hand and
help the cornet band boys to make a
ten-strike. Buy a ticket at Jesmer's
store. They are now on sale.
School district No. l8 in Isle Harbor
is a comparatively new district, yet the
enterprise of the people has put the
district we'll to the front. They have
two houses, two good teachers, a good
attendance at both schools and the
most improved furniture and apparatus.
Wallace T. Rines Post, No. 142,
elected the following officers, Tuesday
evening: Z. P. Southland, commander;
Frank Northway, Sen. Vice; Chas.
Fogg, Jun. Vice; J. A. Kelley, Chap;
r. w. Freer, @. NJ; A. F. Howard,
o. D.; Mart Leach, o. G.; Jos. sNokes,
Adjt.
John G. Orion and wife, of Sank
Rapids, came over to Princeton last
week to celebrate their twenty sixth
wedding anniversary. They were en-
tertained at the residence of N. G.
Orton by a host Of friends. A chart
vari party serenaded them in the eve
ming.
Mr.. B. Mumford, Of Santiago, met
with serious injuries in a runaway ac-
cident near the store in Santiago, Fri
day. He was bruised considerably,
and received a severe cut over one of
his eyes. DR.. Tarbox was called out
to attend him and fixed him up in good
shape.
VIM. Nicely made trip up among
the boys in the camps last week. He
insured. several in the Oshkosh Ac-
cident company and returned home
Friday. He started out again Monday,
with the intention of visiting all the
camps on the same mission, before he
returns.
I Next Saturday evening, the second
Masonic sociable will be held in their
hall Each Saturday evening, through
out the winter will be taken up by the
Masons and Knights of Pythias alter
Mating, making list Of entertainments
for the winter season that are strictly
first-class.
Old Santa Claus has about made up
his mind to buy almost all of his pres
ents for the children at L. w. Pier
sons. Mr. Pierson has such large
and well-selected assortment, and sells
so cheap, Santa can not afford to bring
presents with him. Several boxes will
not be unpacked until his arrival.
The Dorcas ladies will hold their an
nual fair and festival on Tuesday after
noon and evening, Dec. 18th, 1894.
They will have a large varied display
of fancy articles as we'll as many of the
, more useful, which will be offered for
sale at the most reasonable prices.
Further notice in next weeks USION.
G. S. Neumann left Tuesday after.
noon for Brainerd to look after q
hundred or more horses for Scott &
. Co. Mr.. Neumann will probably re-
: main four or five weeks among the
various camps in that vicinity. Mr.
< Neumann's father took his departure
r the same day for Royalton.
County superintendent Williams o
Elk River, will deliver the lecture
. "What Books We Should Buy,'' at the
Young school house in Baldwin, OF
n Tuesday evening, Dec. IL, 1894. TIL
= proceeds to be devoted to purchasing
g books for their new library. Every
d body invited. Admission, 10 cents.
L Early last month, on the 9TH Of Nov.
Mr.. Peter Bushane's dwelling house
d located one-half mile north of Fores
, ton, was destroyed by fire. An orga
L and a few chairs were all that wer
y saved. The house and furniture wa
Is valued at 81, 800. There was an insul
ance of $3.50 in the Phenix Fire Insul
y ance company.
5. 1.-THE Kings Daughters" has mad
If an entrance into our little city. A
st though it has hardly more than begu