The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1896-07-02

minutes before the accident working
at the sails as if something had gone
wrong and two Indians saw the squall
capsize the boat. The oars have been.
found but the boat was heavily bal.
lasted and sank. Parties are attempt
ing to locate the spot but so far all eff
forts are unavailing. He was alone in
the boat. Particulars are meager.
Evans & Herdliska put a gaily
painted delivery wagon into service
Monday morning. The painting was
done by Mr.. Herdliska and is a good
job.
There will be large number of
Princetonites in Monticello July 18th.
Several of the merchants are making
arrangements to go and take their
families.
Miss Julia Reinwaad left last Satur-
urday for a fortnight's visit with Min
neapolis and Anoka friends She will
stop here a few days on her way to
Superior.
A new post office has been estab-
lished at Blue Hill, Sherburne county.
Mr.. Monford is the new stamp dealer
and the office is located on the. old
Quigley farm.
The Catholics are preparing for a
rousing celebration next Saturday at
Mahoney's. All kinds of sports will be
on the program and an excellent time
is promised all who attend.
Misses Bertha Durham and Helen
Berry, of Anoka, are in the village.
They are both students at the Univer-
sity and are replenishing their purses
during vacation by selling books.
Mrs. Crawford wishes to inform the
ladies of Princeton and surrounding
country that she will sell all of her
trimmed hats at cost, and great reduc-
lions on all spring and summer goods.
The man who rocks the boat Just to
hear the timid women scream will take
second place this week. The boy who
Ssdidn't know twas loaded' will be
found in the fore tomorrow and Satur-
day.
The Western Field and Stream men
tions the Milaca gun club this month.
The officers are J. o. Baker, president;
J. M. Bolland, secretary; G. A. Pres
ley, treasurer; Lee Cramb, field cap
tain.
The windstorm which struck Stanch-
field lake last Saturday also combed
the waters of White Bear. A race was
in progress at the time and several
boats capsized, but no drownings oc-
Cured.
Col. I. G. Patterson was elected an
organizer at the Sons of Veterans en-
campment and will make trips during
the year to assist in rounding up peo-
pie who are eligible but have not af-
filiated.
A balloon ascension and parachute
drop is one of the attractions Secre-
tary Hartman has secured for the
coming fair. The officials are working
hard to make this falls exhibition a
success.
Few are aware that the large fire.
crackers of to-day are as dangerous as
they really are. Dynamite is used
largely in the manufacture and ex-
IRENE caution should be used in hand
ling them.
A slight furry has been caused at
Milaca by the school board. It rented
rooms in the school building for
parochial school purposes during vaca-
tion and the matter has been referred
to the encouragement.
Tramps broke into the Dalbo ware
house and I. E. Burgan's Office between
Saturday night and Monday morning.
The only theft that is reported was the
taking Of about 80 cents worth Of
stamps from Mr.. Burgan's Office.
Mrs. F. =. Ludden and her mother,
Mrs. z. r. Allen, of Anoka, left yester-.
day for Green Lake where they will
camp for two or three weeks. They
will be joined by their husbands next
week, Rev. Allen arriving in Prince
ton Monday.
The entertainment given by Prince
tons musical talent at Jesmer's opera
house last Friday evening under the
direction OF Miss Spaulding, was well.
attended and has received many com
pliments from people who enjoyed the
treat.
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