The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1896-05-21

fornia, made Mr.. and Mrs. F. Z. Lud-
den a flying visit last week.
The street sprinkler made its first
appearance last Tuesday. First street
will be sprinkled block nearer the
depot than it was last year.
John Goss, of Anoka, passed through
Princeton Tuesday. He was bound for
Milaca where he went to look after
some of his logging interests.
Duncan McCuaig was appointed fire
warden by the council last Tuesday
evening and given special instructions
concerning fires built to burn rubbish.
Messrs.- Macmillan and George
Gillette, of Minneapolis, were in
Princeton Saturday purchasing a boat
and supplies for a fishing trip to Mile
Laos lake.
Two Foreston men were brought to
Princeton Saturday charged with us
ing seines. They we're dismissed,
there being insufficient evidence
against them.
I. d.. Burgan has commenced prepar-
ations for the erection of his new resi-
dence. His old residence has been
lacked" up and will soon be located
on it's new site.
The L. O. T. M. will serve ice cream
at Maccabee hall, Friday evening,
May %, from o'clock till IL. Dane
ing from 8 to IL; tickets Is cents.
Everybody invited.
The Cambridge starch factory has
closed for the season. It received
$4,000 bushels of potatoes this spring
which when manufactured into starch
made $685. 900 pounds.
Fishermen are having excellent sue
cess still-fshing in the West Branch
below the dam. Several large fish
have been taken and the smaller ones
captured have been a legion.
z The village well will be used to fur
nish water for sprinkling the streets
this year Ben Soule, jr., has moved
his tank to that place and put in an
engine to pump the necessary supply.
Taxpayers should remember that the
10 per cent. penalty attaches to unpaid
real estate taxes June L. All who
wish to escape this should deposit their
coin with Treasurer Nicely before that
date,
Or. Nichols, of Monticello, has pur-
chased the Wellington place at Milaca
and will locate there permanently,
He was in Princeton. the first of the
week filing the deed to complete the
transfer.
Mrs. o: r. Barker has been visiting
the schools in the neighborhood of
Foreston during the past week. She
had planned to go to the lake but was
unable to do so on account of the high
water and missing bridges.
George Lindsay, of Anoka. was in
Princeton for a short time Saturday.
He was taking a wangan to Spencer
Brook ahead Of his drive. Tommy
Lund, Pat Phalen and ssSlim'' WRIGHT
were among the other Anokans who
were with him.
What's the matter with organizino =
business mems union on the plan of a
board OF trade in Princeton? It would
be an excellent thing to have a BODY to
which propositions for new industries,
like the one we are now CONSIDERING I
could be referred.
One Of the echoes of the N p re-
organization reached Princeton this
week in the shape of a transcript Of a
judgment taken in the u. S. court for
something over S2,0OO,OOO. This. iudg-
ment will be fled in every county con
tanning Northern Pacific lands.
Elmer Hatch has been keeping an
expense account with his hennery and
finds that since Dec. Is, he has fed
$3.50 worth of grain, ETC., to his IL
Brown Leghorn hens. Since the grass
grew he has spent but Is cents for feed
and sold over SIS worth Of eggs. it is
evident that he is propagating a very
profitable breed of fowls
have a,good stock of boots and shoes:
you have eggs and butter want shoes.
Your wants can be easily supplied for
T will take your produce in exchange.
All my goods are bought for cash
which insures low prices, and there is
no one in Primo ton who can boast Of a
better line The reliability Of my
goods is never questioned. S. LONG,