The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1897-07-01


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Cove will celebrate July 5. Free
steamer excursion on the big lake for
those who attend.
There was a special convention OF
Princeton Lodge No. SO, K. of p. last
Friday evening at which one candidate
was initiated.
Did you ever see Princeton when it
looked better than it does now? Its
shady streets and grassy lawns are in
deed beautiful.
Finley Campbell, of Milaca, came
down Tuesday afternoon to make ar
rangements for ball game at that vii
lagos celebration Saturday.
The return game between Milaca and
the High Schools, which was to have
been played last Sunday, was post
poned on account of the rain.
Mrs. Emma Hall, who has been the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. r. F. Mcclellan
for fortnight, returned to her home
in Saltwater Tuesday afternoon.
Judge Keith visited Mora Tuesday.
He watched with interest the rum
dance of the Indians and reports that
fully 300 participated in the event.
A Fourth of July picnic will be held
at Hamilton's grove on the school Sec
ton next Saturday. The affair will be
under the auspices of the M. E. church.
The Brumbaugh trial in Judge
Dickey's court was a most amusing
case, filled with as many ludicrous
situations as Hoyt's ''Parlor Match. !"
"There'n come a time some day.
when there won't be rainstorm and
then there will be just as much fault
found with the weather as there is
now.
Four buns of the real unwashed
variety were strolling around town
Monday but they were not given the
"glad hand' anywhere and cut their
stay short.
B. F. Herrick, of the subscription
department of the Minneapolis IAib-
al,e arrived in Princeton Tuesday
morning to look after the interests OF
his publishers.
Princeton Lodge No. SO X. of P.
worked the third rank last Tuesday
evening with an improved conception
of the ceremony. There were several
visitors present.
S. L. Pratt made an excellent mega
tive of a night blooming cereus owned
by A. J. Bulls. It required an eX
posture of twelve minutes as it was
taken by lamp light
There is something peculiar abou
the mosquitoes this year. During thu
day they appear quite plenty but sool
after dark they are scarce. What ha
caused this change of habits?
Corn for grinding is a very scarce
article. Farmers who have it ar
holding it expecting a much highe
price and consequently mixed feed con
tains very little of this Ingredient.
The UNION acknowledges the re
ceipt OF communica ton from K. j
Husevold, Cyrus, MIMI, which wa
very interesting but cannot be pull
lished on account of lack of room.
, C.H. Rines left Monday afternoo
to join the First Minnesota on it's tri
to Gettysburg where the monumer
erected in honor of it's great charge
to be dedicated. The party left Mime
apolis Tuesday evening.
Spencer Brook will help St. Franc
celebrate the Fourth Saturday. Th
base ball teams of the two towns hav
been having some fun with each othe
1 and will settle the question of supren
acy at this celebration.
I. E. Burgan has been enjoying
visit from his brother, J. w. Burgal
1 of Milbank. Both families left la
n week for a visit to their father WI
- lives at Rochester. I. E. expects to
n absent a fortnight or longer. ... .
Sheriff Claggett's team BEGAN
l. frightened by an engine at the dep
crossing Saturday and gave tt
sheriff a. sDeedv ride into the COUNT