The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1896-12-10
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In Princeton, Saturday, Dec. S, TO 6
the wife OF Ira Sipes, a daug hter.
Married.
Saturday, Dec 5, Miss Alma Cd
STRAIN to Axel Omar. Both the con-
tracting parties are residents Of NLilaca.
Justus N. Gray is running a lumber
camp down near the south shore of
Mile. Laos lake. He is now employ
ing about seventy-6ve men and fifty
horses. The logs will be sawed at
Milaca. Capt. j. H.. .Burgoine,, of this
city, is. the foreman BB1ainerd Journal.
= public meeting viii be called soon
after the first Of the year to make ar
engagements for entertaining the visi-
tors who will come here during en-
.campment week next year. The
principal arrangements will be made
by acitizens committee which will be
chosen at this meeting.
3 Foley Bios, owners of the ST. Cloud
Lumber company's mill, will run it to
full capacity next season. It has been
idle for a year owing to suits brought
by H. J. Anderson, the original owner.
The firm will run the mills at Foley
and Bridgeman and the big Foley-Bean
mill at NJ ilaca. Minneapolis Journal
G. 81. Chadbourne announces that
the creamery has shut down for few
weeks. The weather which has come
with the opening Of winter has been so
severe that the operation of the cream-
cry was Improbable and Mr.. Chad
bourne is awaiting springs mildness
before resuming business.
Teams will probably be turned across
the new East Branch bridge to-mor
row morning. II the planlxing on the
new bridge is finished to-day the old
bridge will be closed to traffic to- night
IGillett 8 Herzog completed the found
alton for the West Branch bridge Sat-
Eurday night and the subcontractor is
now at work on the superstructure.
Messrs Sonle have secured the con-
tract for the oak planking on the new
West Branch bridge. A new engine
has been purchased and e. e. Whitney
went to Soule's siding to-day to set up
1.-The machinery and saving will be com
menced Immediately. The first span
Ton the bridge was put in place Tuesday
might and the other will be up by SAT-.
Iurday night.
We are right up in the .sbald head
row. this year with the finest line of
jewelry, Sterling Silver novelties, etc,
ever seen in Princeton We don't take
a back seat for any one in town and we
kaeoao we can scoop them on prices,
quality considered. And remember
that we give away a fine watch, two
solid gold rings and two scarf pins this
year. F.C. STAMM.
Miss Ida King, of Spencer Brook,
took her Thanksgiving dinner at the
Merchants as the guest, with the
Misses Allie Ketchum and Ada Hallin
and Messrs. A. II. Switzerland, b. F.
Erickson and Theo. sBlomgren, of Miss
Laura Rathjens. Miss King left on
Monday by the stage, for her school in
Spring Lake. Cambridge Press
| A band of Indians from the Mile
Laos country hunted deer in Morrill,
this season, and killed Is in one week.
Their method of hunting is to station
themselves on stumps here and there
throughout the woods, and send
pack of hounds III to drive the game
In this way the deer are brought
within range and easily killed. The
settlers did not approve of this method
and killed five of their dogs alton
Banner.
The pupils of Dist. No. 2 that were
neither absent nor tardy during the
month of Novemb Der are: Henry San
ford, Leon Sanford, Price Orion, May
IOrton, Cassius Harper, Eugene Har-
Iper, Bessie Higgins, Estella Higgins,
Eleanor Walker, Willie Walker, Nor
man w alker, Ray Slater, Edwin
Slater, Ethel Crossman, and Sam
Shaw Total number of pupils en-
rolled, 40. Average daily attendance,
SO. EMILY HENRY, Teacher.
Report Of school in district No. 10,
|Sherburne county Total number en-
rolled 49,. Enrolled during the month
4, Frank Smith, Arthur Conroy,
Arthur Smith and Eugene Smith.
Average daily attendance 81 8-l9.
Number not losing a day, Z, Estella
Douglas, Edna Wheeler, Eva Hamil-
ton, Ida Hamilton, Gordon Young and
Max Young. The month has passed
pleasantly and We hope proftably
HARRIET NJ. NOEL Teacher.