The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1896-08-06


Raleigh NJ. Pope, editor of the Mora
Times, spent Sunday in Princeton.
Smith Soule and Ben. soule, IT.,
We're Minneapolis visitors last Friday.
Miss Lizzie Macomber, OF Anoka, is
the guest of Mrs. +. J.. Small this week.
Mrs. r. c. Dunn returned from her
visit to Spencer Brook last Saturday.
A merchant who is afraid to adver-
tise is afraid to sell his goods at low
prices.
p. w. Cundy came down from the
lake last Thursday to attend the con-
vention.
TIL. Galley spent Monday in Mime
apolis looking after his implement
business.
The High school team defeated a
picked up nine yesterday afternoon by
a score Of II to :.
The Princeton fire department. will
receive S48.75 from the State through
the insurance tax
Lawns are fast drying up and unless
continued rain comes much of the
grass will be killed.
When a dealer loads his gun with
advertisements he is always sure to
get plenty of game.
S. r. Trebby, of Little Falls, came
over to see the legislative ticket nomi-
mated last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs G. II. Newbert, of
Mora, We're guests of their parents
Saturday and Sunday.
W. G. Andrews, the popular paper
salesman, made Princeton BIZ
monthly visit Tuesday.
John Smith and Mary Danenfelzer,
both OF this county, were married by
Judge Dickey August 4.
A. W. Woodcock went to North
Dakota last Thursday afternoon and
returned Sunday morning.
+ G. 81. Rines went to Mora SATURDAY..
to transact business and visit his
laughter, Mrs. G. 81. Newbert.
| A brush between a game warden and
an early hunter occurred last week the
result of which is still in doubt.
| Prof. Bruins, graduated optician,
will be at the Commercial hotel Aug.
II & 18th. Eyes examined free.
There will be Norwegian Luthe ran
services next Sunday at the German
Lutheran church at s o'clock P. M.
The mercury crawled up to So Tues
day afternoon at o'clock, which was a
rise of 80 degrees in fourteen hours.
have two lots within a block of the
court house, which I will sell for sS5
a piece. u. S. BRIGGS.
| Allen Mcdonald, an old resident Of
Milo, died last Tuesday night and his
funeral occurs from his late residence
to-day.
p. G. Waldhof, of North Branch. was
in Princeton Saturday. He drove over
to take his family home after their
visit here.
Bridgman played a game Of ball
with the High school club the first Of
the week and were defeated by score
of Is to IA.
The fred bridge has been newly
braced and put in a safe condition to
stand until the new bridges can be
constructed.
| A. Croft, while Whetting scythe.
| last week cut off one of his thumbs.
The wound was dressed and he is get
ting along nicely.
A large number of Princeton people
visited Milaca Monday to see the gold
bugs and silverites fight it out at the
mass convention.
Il. D. Mills, Of Elk River, was a
Princeton visitor Thursday. He was
returning from a trip to the northern
part of the State.
Rev. g. M. Heard, of Monticello,
was in Princeton Saturday and Sum.
day. He says he is always Heard
wherever he goes.
E. D. Claggett, Val Sausser, Joe
Mahoney and Fred Goulding went to
Lindstrom with the Cambridge ball
club last Saturday.
a.. W. Swanson, of the Royalton
Ba'.'aer, was one of those who repre-
sented Morrison county at the legisla-
tive convention last week.
a number of the Uniform Rank bows
went tn Mi1anas GnnS7o1, Sa,.:11 -. -,