The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1897-04-29

cOmpleteu anu IQ6 mdSOnS nave begun
laying brick. 5s
John Goulding sacrificed hiy mus.
tache and M G. Sausser his Pfefer-
cites last week-ssand the blow almost
killed father"
r. L. Rubeck, of Elk River, came
up Monday to buy a horse. He found
an animal to suit him and drove home
in the afternoon.
Sam Arnold, of Melrose, a brake
man on the Great Northern, caught
his hand between the bumpers Satur-
day and lost couple Of fingers.
Miss Mary Carlton returned from
Minneapolis Saturday. She was ac-
companied by her mother, who will.
make Princeton an extended visit.
F. H. Douglas, of Anoka, was in
Princeton Friday. This time he was
not after log thieves but was .purchas-
ing seed for his farm at Longs Siding.
Potatoes still continue to come in
although in smaller quantities: Many
of the farmers have stopped hauling.
and are engaged in putting in their
crops.
Two runaways occurred Monday af-
ternoon. One took place at the depot
where d wagon was scattered some and
the other was a harmless one on First
street.
Mrs. Charles Keith, who was taken
seriously i'll at the Merchants in St.
Paul several days ago, recovered suf-
iciently to be brought home Tuesday
morning..
I. E:Burgan is putting his residence
property in excellent condition. The
lawn has been graded, a sidewalk built
and workmen are now engaged in con-.
structing fence.
Miss Ida King, who has been teach.
ing in the eastern part of Isanti county.
during the winter, was in Princeton
Saturday. She has been engaged for
the spring term at Spencer Brook.
A pair of landscape photographers
have been working in the village for
the past fortnight with good success.
They are taking a large number OF
views which will be issued in book
form later.
Our fishermen should remember that
1t is illegal to take any kind of fish in
any manner during the months of
March and April. The new law allows
the spearing of pickerel during the re-
naming ten months.
Casper Parker, one of the Anoka
'fans," came to Princeton Saturday
a-wheel. The roads have not vet re-
covered their normal condition and
Parker found himself fully employed
for five hours on the road.
Princeton shows very few effects of
the hard times which are supposed to
have existed during the past four
years. New buildings are going up all
over the village and many other i'm
provements are being made.
Alex Van Praag, of Little Falls, bet
ter known as ''the flying Dutchman,''
was in Princeton Friday in his capacity
of grand warden to inspect the local
lodge OF Oddfellows. He found every
thing in fourishing condition.
Harris Richardson, of ST. Paul. and
Judge Chas. Keith, of Princeton, were
in the city Monday to argue the case
OF B. +. Dana VS.. John Carmody ct al,
which came up before Judge Searle of
the district court.-St. Cloud Times.
I have just received car load Of
sash and doors. Anyone in need Of
building material should call and get
my prices. I can sell them cheaper
than you can buy them anywhere else.
TIL. Galley.
The States fourth hospital site at
Anoka has been advertised for rent.
The auditor believes that the land and !
dwellings will be more valuable If oc-
cupied and the State at the same time
will receive few hundred dollars rev
enue from the site.
B. W. and ]. N. Clark, of Minneapo-
lis, purchased some land in this county
from a. Rines & Co., and will remove
their families to this county soon. E.
W. Erickson, formerly Of Goodhue
county, is another who will settle in |
Mile Laos county on lands sold by this
firm.
Strawberries on Saturday for your
Sunday dinner. ;. 7 LuDpEN. |