The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-04-18

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cry, dry goods, clothing, shoes and
furnishing goods, hats, caps, etc.
MAX MARK & co. :
Princeton, MINI.
Frank Libby's house in north Prince
ton is undergoing a thorough repair
ing, new brick foundations have been
put in, and a new brick wall laid in
cellar, besides other improvements
about the building.
Paper Hanging and Painting.
Parties desiring paper hanging or
painting done in frst-class manner,
enquire of or call on J. w. Phelps or
leave orders at N. E. Jesmer's, or L.
w. Persons stores.
DR.. H. G. Cooney removed a good
sized tumor from the right side of Mr..
Myers head, Saturday. The gentle
man is getting along nicely, and is
much pleased to know that the trouble
some cyst will be no more.
M. G. Sausser has received the ap-
pointment of oil Inspector for this part
OF the country. a numerOusly signed
petition and the intervention of nu-
merous political friends in St. Paul
soon landed the small plum for Mr..
Sausser.
We have had a very large run in our
groceries, glass ware and crockery de-
partments, for the last two weeks.
People ask why it is? We can tell you
in few words, the prices have done it.
MAX MARK & co.
Princeton, MIMI
Geo. Chute, Geo. Whittemore and
3. A. Gates who have put in the winter
on the upper Mississippi, returned
home last week. They report good
winters work done, considering the
light snow fall which was about oue-;
half of what fell here.
1.-Two new cases of scarlatina have
been reported to the health board this
week. Quarantine regulations were
at once established. Nearly every case
SO far reported has been of a mild type,
the patient, perhaps, not being sick
for more than two or three days.
District No. 8.
The following pupils in district No.
8, we're neither absent nor tardy for
month ending April 5th: gustav Carl
son, Elizabeth Carlson, Ellen Carlson,
Myrtle Gladys, and Bernard Lund.
CLARA LUND, Teacher.
The Easter sociable at G.. A. r. hall,
Thursday evening, was a very pleas
ant affair. The L. A. S. No. 1, got up
the supper, and the bill of fare con-
tanned an elegant spread of eatables.
They realized neat sum from the sup
per and sale of Easter cards and goods.
J. DeBlois has moved into the rooms
over the saloon and M. Carmody into
the CareW house. Loads of household
goods are seen almost daily on our
streets, evidently a period of unrest
with human fowl, as we'll as with the
legislative wards, wild geese and
ducks.
r. I. Rugg is drilling the Sons of
Veterans of this place. There is a
good membership and if thoroughly
drilled, Princeton could have a COM
pany to be proud of. Mr.. Rugg is a
competent drill master, and there is a
sufficient number in the camp if they
will only turn out to drill.
All the exchanges from places where
the curfew law is in force, speak in the
highest terms Of the measure. Parents
are pleased that the youngsters are
promptly on hand, at home before nine
O'Clock. 1t is becoming popular, and
it will eventually find hearing in all
the smaller cities and towns.
Herding Notice.
[ have made arrangements with
many of the cattle owners of the vii
lage to herd their COWS this summer.
Any others having COWS to herd, please
call on me, or let me know. I will take
good care of your COWS.
FRED NEWTON.
Shannon Park.
I have valuable five acre tracts. vet
to sell, in the above beautiful park.
These tracts are close to the village,
but just outside the limits, where you
can have beautiful home and garden
spot, less the village taxes. See!
AUG RINEs.
Take your eggs to Olstad & Knudson.