The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1894-02-15

Mr.. Atrial Soule, of Buffalo, N. D.,
IS here on a visit to his parents, Mr..
Ind Mrs. Smith Soule.
Deputy Auditor S. E. Atkins, of St.
Cloud, was renewing acquaintances
in town last evening and returned to
St. Cloud this morning.
If there is any little local happenings
that you want to see noticed in the
columns of the UNION, hand it in. The
editor is not mind-reader.
All those having my silver coupons
may bring them to me and I will ex-
change silverware for them.
N. E. JEsMER.
Mrs. Robt. Meeker, of Baldwin, died
of pneumonia, Monday. The funeral
took place yesterday and the remains
w cIS 1uUoIItu Ill YAK CcuOUofV.
Princeton brick are in great demand
in all the adjoining towns. In a few
years brick-making will be the most
important industry of Mile Laos
county.
Big, good-natured Orville Buck was
in unusual good humor Tuesday morn
ing. Another girl in his family. The
UNION force smoked to her good
health.
M. S. Rutherford, the real estate
man, has had 5000 circular letters
printed setting forth the advantages of
Princeton and Mile Laos county, which
he will mail to home-seekers.
The Majestic Steel Ranges for sale
by T. H. Galley are no shoddy affairs.
They are just what they are repre-
sented to be, the best and cheapest
made and will last a life time.
Rev. J. w. Langrell received tele-
gram, Sunday, announcing the death of
his youngest brother who resided at
ZumbrOta, this State. Mr.. Langrell
left for Zumbrota, Monday afternoon.
If you have any watch, clock or jew
elry repairing to be done, please bring
it in at once to F. c.. Stamm, at Louis
w piorcop,c in tho To,u,co,l lloo,-
as he will leave for a two months trip
soon.
Princeton people, when in Anoka,
should always stop at the Jackson
Hotel. 1t is clean, comfortable and
home-like, and the proprietor and en-
plOyes exert themselves to please their
guests.
The editor left last evening to attend
the editorial convention in Minneapo-
lis. We'll wager the cigars that he
will miss the free banquet at the West
tonight to take in' Bob Ingersoll's
lecture on 'Abraham Lincoln"
T.. "A. Jacks Notice.
I have opened up temporarily in the
Carew block, and am able to supply
any and of your wants in the drug line
Will be pleased to see any of my old
friends and many new ones in my new
location.
Last week the Germania Life Insur
ance company, through the local agent
Mr.. Chas. A. Dickey, paid Mrs. George
Roos $4,000, the amount of the polio,
carried in that company by her late
husband. A policy in the Germani;
is as good as gold.
A circular headed Important to Set
TIERS" has been issued by Register
Barto, of the St. Cloud land office.
refers. to settlers in the so-called Mill,
Laos Indian reservation. Every set
tier in the reservation knows the scop,
of the Washburn resolution.
| To the People.
I have now bought out Louis Tellef
son in the Townsend block and am nov
doing business in full swing. Prices ar
no object as goods will, must and shall
sell or give them away.
L. w. PIERSON.
Mr.. D. B. Rollins, the Minneapoli
lumberman, was in town, Monday, TO
the second time this winter. In tn
good old days of yore, when the joll
! Rum River lumbermen made Prince
ton their headquarters, genial Da
Rollins was a familiar object on GU
streets.