The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1896-12-24
FoREsToN BREEzEs.
FOREsTON. Dec. % 1896


FoREsToN, Dec. %, 1896.
John &: Robideau is quite hustler
and makessa good landlord
j. o. Baker, Of Milaca was over on.
official business last Monday.
o. A. Guslander's two months old.
baby died at Foley last week.
The primary department Of the.
school closed here last Friday.
Mrs Ed. Larkins and j. Il. Town
send are visiting Mrs. e. b. Price of
this place.
o. W. Swenson is very busy these
days looking after the logging business
for Foley Bros.
Foley Bros. mill has started up for
the winter with a Mr. Clark. OF Elk
River, at the throttle.
E. N. Bacon has gone into the cord
wood business this winter with p. A.
Robideau as head push.
~ IuCIS4 Will aOS q SuE1SGludS Tree III
the Malone's hall Christmas eve for
the benefit Of the little folks.
John Kennedy purchased fine team.
Of horses last week of E. Mark and has
sent them up to haul logs for Foley
Bros.
Fred Clinch will run the Milaca
single mill this winter. Fred is a
good single maker and we wish him
good luck.
Miss Julia Livens, formerly of this
place, but now a resident Of Mora came
down to stay with Mr.. and Mrs. E. N.
Racon and attend school here.
The Mallette store is again stocked
up in fine shape. People will do we'll
to call as Henry intends to put prices
down to bedrock for cash only.
John M. Neuman, formerly engineer
for Foley Bros, seems to be doing we'll
in his new occupation as merchant.
John is an honest fellow and we wish.
..
We see the smiling face of Konek
back to our village again. Frank has
been out to his home in Benton county
while the mill was shut down. Frank
is the lumb Der grader at the Foley mill.
G.. A. Lewis is the busiest man in
town these days. If you want your
life insured, an accident policy, a
piano, organ, or anything in this line
give him call. He is chuck full Of it.
81 The Grammar department. of our
school closed here last Tuesday. Mr..
Parsons has taught a good school and
is very well liked by the scholars.
The question is who will teach the
next term in this department.
John English is still going round on
wooden pegs, from an accident of
month ago, caused by his foot slipping
into a bad place in the sidewalk. John
claims damages from the corporation
and will sue for it If the council does
not come to reasonable terms with.
him. Can't blame him, for the side
walk should have been fixed long ago
but it is not fixed yet
= It has been reported that D. T. Cal
houn, prominent attorney of St.
Cloud has commenced suit for dam
age against the G. N. Ry. Co., for the
fn Of III ~ l.. IL. =.
place by an engine backing on to him
in the Foley Bros. mill yard one year.
ago last fall. Mr.. Calhoun is shrewd
attorney and we wish him success in
securing a liberal amount of damage
for the widow and his children.
J. AND f.
Rev. Mooney held services at the
Catholic church Sunday.
Mrs. r. g. Ringrose, Of Hancock,
visited with her sister, Mrs. Annie
Mcclellan last week.
Mrs. Jason Carter and children of
Isle Harbor, are visiting with her
mother, Mrs. English.
The knowing say Mr.. Chas. Malone
OF the lake has bought the James Nc
Lain place Of Mrs. Murphy and the old
couple will move up to the lake near
their daughter, Mrs. Malone.
Japan oranges, just as sweet and
nice as they can be. Get some for.
Xmas dinner. E. -. LUDDEN.