The Princeton union., 1896-11-12

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4 L. S. Briggs is having hard finish
put on the walls of his residence this
week.
The monthly horse fair at the River
side barns was we'll attended last SAT-
urday.
A German school has been opened in
the German Lutheran church in this
village.
Gerry Clough was a passenger on
the north bound Eastern train Friday
morning.
Ed Claggett went to Milaca yester-
day to talk over the recent election
excitement.
The regular monthly meeting Of
Fraternal Lodge, a. F. & A. NJ, occur
red last evening.
The recent snow storms have had
the effect of delaying the southbound
trains somewhat
|. The, adjourned term of the district
court will convene a week from next
Monday, Nov. %.
Clough's success was one of the re-
suits of the election which pleased
Princeton people most
The Aid society of the M. E. church
will hold its annual sale December Is.
Further notice later on.
Now that election is over it is an
easy matter to spot the fellow who was
talking through his hat.
The dance and turkey rattle at Jes-
mer's hall last Friday evening was a
unique and enjoyable affair.
Hon. H. R.. Mallette, of Foreston,
was in Princeton last Saturday talking
over the result of the battle.
G. a. Eaton received news last week
of the serious illness Of his mother at
-Four carloads Of apples were re-
ceived in Princeton by one train Mon
day and the prices are falling.
DR.. o.. G. Tarbox was called to
Milaca Tuesday to perform the duties
OF coroner at the Curtiss inquest.
Cleveland has fixed on Thursday,
Nov. 26, as a day for Thanksgiving
and the proclamation has been issued.
| Mrs. M. A. Caswell, of Coon Creek,
was called here Tuesday morning by
the serious illness of her grandchild-
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| One of the men working on the pile
driver at the Page bridge was badly
/ injured about the head ana face Tues
day.
The snow came early and the log
ging operations can be commenced
several days in advance of the usual
time.
Thomas 3. Pendleton informs the
UNION that H. H. Barlage and Maggie
Pendleton were married in Fargo last
week.
Duluth had a big celebration Satur.
day night, but in some way Mile Lacs
was overlooked and was not repre-
sented.
The Princeton Roller Mill company
has ceiled the inside of its mill, making
it much more comfortable for the win
ter run.
d. q. Whitney, George II. Deans an6
M. S. Cone drove down from Forester
Monday, to file their expense accounts
and certificates of election.
|, Nearly all the refrigerator cars were
pulled out Of Princeton yesterda,
morning and yesterday was the first
fair day for fortnight, too. @
The long winter evenings are
rapidly approaching when a good sup
ply. Of reading is a necessity. See tha,
your local paper is on your list.
The vote for sheriff in Anoka county
is a tie, each candidate receiving l,25t
votes. Unless a recount changes this
/ result a new election will occur.
There has been an average of one
transfer of Mile Laos real estate fol
each day since election, which Ger
tainly shows frightening prospects.
!. It is reported that the expected out
break of diphtheria in Stanford men
1 toned in last weeks UNION has come
There were large number of ex
4 5posures and the report is generally
lcredited s.s: