The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-07-18

SO as usual. Bring in your surplus.
L. S. Briggs was elected representa-
i've to the Grand Lodge Knights Of
'ythias, which meets in st. Paul in
september.
Foley. Bros. & Guthrie's planning
nill at Milaca caught fire Monday
light but was extinguished before it's
obstruction was complete.
We want your butter, eggs and
chickens and will pay the highest
prices. MAX MARK & co.
Carew Block, Princeton.
Mrs. W. H. Shaw and daughter,
Bessie, returned home from Sandstone,
afternoon, where they have
,een visiting relatives for the past
,hree weeks. - ,s
Thieves visited the barn of Smith
Soule Sunday evening and helped
themselves to spreads and whatever
articles of value they could find. No ar
tests have been made yet.
Hon. Jas. P. Pinkham will address
;he citizens of this place on the liquor
question at the M. E. church, Prince
ton, Sunday evening, July 81, 1895, at
eight o'clock. Admission free.
"A little feather of love dropped in
the sacred lap of motherhood" is the
poetical way Chester Ames took to tell
a reporter that a bouncing daughter
arrived at his residence Tuesday morn
ing. ..@.@...=.. IN
Auditor VanAlstein's flower garden
is''a thing of beauty and a Joy forever"
at least it will be while it lasts.
Everything is in full bloom and Van
is justly proud of his success as a
florist.
We have 100 tons bran shorts and
ground feed, bought at a very low
price and must be sold soon. We will
make the lowest price in town. For
cash only. ss,.s..
PRINCETON ROLLER MILL CO.
Harry Barlage was unfortunate
enough to step on a couple of nails last
week which pierced the sole of his
tennis shoe and .inflicted' painful
wound. He has been confined to his
room for a week in consequence.
Daniel Lamont, secretary of war,
passed through Princeton, Friday
morning, but his approach was un-
heralded and Princetonites knew
nothing of the celebrated passenger
until the train had reached Mora. At
torney Keith will report this slight OF
the secretary to President Cleveland.
We keep on hand all kinds of repairs
for Mccormick harvesting machinery.
Horse rakes and binding Irvine at low
est possible prices. When you wish to
look at machines or order one call on
Walker Bros, at Dalbo warehouse, or
Evens & Herdliska, Princeton, who
will be glad to show you and take your
order. ~
Railroad News.
While the engine of the gravel train
was drawing the pillow used to unload
cars one day last week, the cable
parted seriously injuring a couple Of
the surfacing crew. Thomas O'Neil
the foreman had several of his ribs
cracked, his upper lip cut off, and
several bad Commissions inflicted on his
body by being struck with the flying
end and Samuel Sender received a bad
scalp wound. The accident occurred 8
mile and a half below Zimmerman and
the injured men were Immediately
brought to Princeton. DR.. Tarbox was
summoned and fixed them up after
which they were sent to their homes
in Minneapolis.
COME EvERYBODY-A GREAT TINT
At Cove, Mile Laos Lake, on Saturday
Sept. 21st.
Mark, the reliable horseman, viii
hold the first Of his great horse sales
at Cove, Mile Laos lake on Saturday
Sept. 2lst. He has so many custom
ers about the lake that this departure
is made to make it more convenient
for purchasers in that vicinity
Wagons and harnesses will also be OF
the list. It will pay people to com,
for 100 miles to attend this great sale
If you don't want a horse come any
way and see the beautiful lake and en-
joy yourself hunting, fishing and sail
ing. There will be no flies at this sea
son and hunting and fishing will b
good. 5
On the Champion mowe7
lost motion can be easily
taken up, without gettinl
new parts. Lost motioi
makes hard draft, prevent
good work and cause