The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-05-09

scheen's ice cream parlor will be boy,
opened next week. sLoo]
. Patches of onions fonr and fiva ,cras Near
in extent are frequently observed while low q
passing through the country. i.
Mrs. r. G. Dunn left Tuesday evening :.
for st. Paul, to spend day or two in ,e
arranging for moving to that city. =. ~ NJ
Inc commissioners were in Milaca office
Tuesday and Wednesday, looking after Ill.,
the distribution of grass seed sent to AA'0
this county. 10y
Tree planting is still going on in the are go
village. j. L. Brady, G. L. Neuman, pear n
Geo. Buck ana several others have set has pr
out goodly number this week. r =
From now until Decoration day we his he
will make a speciality of sailors and prettit
leghorns, selling them almost at cost. The b.
N. d. JEsMER. ones,
Dnno.n 71oCro;r ~ fo,,,,,, ,,,o attrac
moved into their new house, in the DR..
south part of the village. They now River
live under their own vine and fig tree. ton, M
Refore hnvinu con .nd ~ o,,,, ,,,,;oo, all bra
an nainte oils ona 49,, class S
prices will speak for themselves, and otoo .
we guarantee the quality
c. A. JACK. "A
Rod,,o+;o, book
Owing to the hard tinoos r b.ua NO. write
duced the price of shaving for all at this
down to ten CENTS Razors boned ,t store
reasonable prices. Mr..
ELMER NJ CHAPMAN. of Dr.
David Claggett is chief cook at Estes OF n.
boarding house. in the nlanino mill Rainy
ward. The bows will oct nlentv to eat est in
while Dave cooks for them. "nere
MI, past.
The new house nearly completed
west OF Frank Peterson's residence, is ffol
owned by N. M. Nelson, the wood audlto
worker in partnership with Mr. Petar pine |;
son. all m
Frank Peterson, the live blacksmith in"ny
If North Pr;noo+oo hoa ,,,,oLaaoa - the CO.
If tho fvo ,oro +ra o+c =. eho~. 60. Neaus.
where he will probably build this sum- Rem
mer have ]
T. F. Scheen has recently nurchased this &C
glass refrigerator and put in his county
show window. It is lust the thino for parts
keeping fruits and vegetables nice and reason
fresh. office,
The sprinkler made it's appearance AA'''
Tuesday, for the first time this season. Win
The recent rains have kept the streets Since
IN tine condition as far as dust is con- farm,
cerned doors
There was no wash out in Elk River day.
Friday night. as was the rumor IN tho more
streets here, Saturday. Elk River is he tax
still intact and doing business at the NJ
Wv ''@'NO his a.
DR.. Tarbox is taking considerable quite
care in fitting up his lots around his tube
handsome house. When the grass has and a
come, there will be no prettier lawn plosio
in the village. with
Emma @. Erickson, who was sent Not
from this county to the Ferrous Falls this
asylum, last September. has been could
cured and discharged. She is a resi- is gra
dent of Milaca the pu
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+o1oo.a,,, - a4t., 4 onoo ny tise y<
cousin, Mrs. Geo. Eddy, of Elk River, Dr.
who died Saturday. The funeral was Paul.
was held Sunday were
MI, ----- 777.77. terday
~ ~ ''e~n llii''i'o >'os palnCs' ruptu1
sold by T. H. Galley, are guaranteed to mako
cover 300 square feet or more, two Visits
coats to the gallon Be sure and trv
them, when you paint Inc
Leagu
Some kids got to playing near New NOT 50
tons saloon front, Saturday, and in satnr,
scutfling managed to break large n1e,sa
pl'''e sass "1noo" pane BE more light,
careful, little boys, next time neara,
r. Grant lost some good hay by fire Fro,
two weeks ago. He had insured in a. gy,ooo
company for which Mr.. Eaton is agent 1o,,,n,
and Monday the money was RENTED matte,
to Mr.. Grant in full for his loss. 1,ont..
Another big snap. Just received 100 Cloud
pair of pants and 500 pair of suspend are TO
ers, bought at Is to SO per cent on the Fn11
dollar Customers will get the bene- ou,ake
tit. OLSTAD & KNUDTSON. poor
J. N. Rogers and family, of St. Paul, into A
are coming to Princeton to live AS l6, wi
soon as a suitable house can be OBJ in, las