The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1896-04-16

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ton of Fraternal Lodge A. r. & A. M.
next Saturday evening, at which there
will be work in the M. M. degree.
Two Northern Pacific passenger
trains collided at Anoka Monday after
noon but luckily no one was injured.
Both engines were badly wrecked.
Miss Julia Reinwand visited Minae-
apolis friends Saturday., returning
Monday morning. She purchased an
Andrae bicycle while she was away.
A. z. Norton went to ST. Cloud this
week where he has secured position.
as guard at the reformatory Mr..
Norton held this position once before
The junior league will give an enter
tainment at the church Friday even
ing. Singing and recitations by the
little folks will constitute the program.
Secretary Burgan informs the UNION
that the adjourned meeting of the free
reading room association will occur at
I. 0. G.. T. hall next Saturday evening.
Miss Ida King came down on Satur-
day from her school in Spring Vale
and remained over until Sunday with
her Cambridge friends. Cambridge
Press
The closed season on ducks, geese
and other water fowl commenced yes
terday and until September there
will be no hunting If everyone OBJ
serves the law.
| would like to have the ladies call
and see my elegant line of straw braids
[ have just received. + make hats Ito
order any style or shape. Is.
MRS. CRAWFORD.
The Princeton Lumber company has
been receiving a new stock this week
The lumber business is opening up in
good form and 1896 promises to be a
profitable one for the trade in this vi
cinity.
Ladies wishing to purchase a hat
please call. will sell all my patrons
hats at a sacrifice and a great reduc-
ton on all of my trimmed hats. Mrs.
Crawford in the Townsend Block, First
Street.
The continued rains have made the
roads nearly impossible in some direc-
tions. The Greenbush road is in the
best condition, being well turnpiked
Above Milaca no load can be hauled
at present. ,
The entertainment atthe high school
last Friday evening was very enioya-
BILE one and added something to the
treasury of the school. The views were
excellent and on the whole the pro-
gram was interesting and instructive.
The Mississippi is raging and the
dam at ST. Cloud is liable to 90 out.
Logs and ice have jammed and must be
blasted to make a vent for the water.
Several houses on the lowlands have
been destroyed but SO far no life has
been lost.
Gala Temple No. Rathbone Sisters
was inspected Tuesday evening by
Grand Chief Sarah J. Hill at Pythian
hall. After the work lunch was
served and the ladies INVITED their
husbands and sweethearts in to enioy a
short social session.
Mrs. Bridget Carmody died last Sum
day evening at $50 at the Cahill resi-
sdence in this village. She leaves three
children, Ed. and Dan Carmody and
Mrs. Milo Conroy. Her husband
passed into the silent land last June.
Grass seeds,
Lawn seeds,
Farm seeds,
Garden seeds,
Onion sets, Seed corn, and other seeds
in packages or bulk at
T. II. CALEY's.
The dance to be given next Friday
evening at Masonic hall will be an ssall-
night affair in order that the season
may be properly closed. Music from
the city under the direction Of Prof.
easier, the musician who assisted the
=. a. s. last winter, will be present
and supper will be served at mid
night.
r Fryhling opened his new tailor
Shop for business Yasterd au. Ns