The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1897-12-09

made specially to his order which he
can recommend to his customers.
A lodge of the Daughters of Rebecca
will soon be instituted at Milaca and
the Princeton sisters will have charge
of the work. This is the first ladies'
lodge to be organized in our sister vii
lage., ~. %,25fte b. ,s 5s>s *3ss.
Last week William Nicely sold his
livery barn to 2. S. Libby Louis own
ership was short, however, as this
week the businessti being conducted
und er the management: of Edmund
Young. ,.&ssss.s.ss;t:
About 100000 feet OF logs which
went over the dam at Milaca last sum-:
mer during the; high water, have been.
collected and skidded. They will be
hauled back to Milaca to be sawed this
WINTER. T. .', 49, +: * .t.Gts 5:.ss 81
The Dorcas society's annual sale Of
useful and fancy articles will occur
Friday, Dec. 10, at G. A. r. hall. Sup
per will be served from 6 to 8 O'clock
P. M: All are cordially invited to be
present. II, -. .~:"-.'. -,.:*=e z<d9
The coming of winter has made a
noticeable irregularity in the arrival
and departure of the trains. The day
trains are run on very fast schedule,
too fast in fact for the SHOWS and frosty
rails of winter. -.
Hog cholera has made it's appearance
in Anoka county. and is said to be: COM
ing this way. Farmerswill do we'll to see
that their swine have clean pens and
good care, which will give them a bet
ter chance to fight the plague. E. =.
ST.. Paul parties have purchased
large tracts of land covering a greater
portion of the territory where granite
is supposed to lie and Foreston people
are happy in the anticipation of the
opening of profitable industry.
Prosper Lateral, the man who was
found wandering about the streets of
Milaca one morning last week clad
only in his night clothes, it is reported,
has been obliged to have his feet am
putated as result of the freezing they
received.
The ladies of tho M. E. church will
hold their annual fair about one week
before Christmas. Everyone who feels
so inclined is requested to contribute
something to help along. Aprons and
handkerchiefs will be a speciality,
Further notice later. 49,. ~ 49,.
Pine and Eastwood bolts are being
sought by the manufacturers: of the
Cities Twain. Whenever our down
river neighbors lack anything, repre-
;sentatives are Immediately dispatched
to Mile ~ Laos county, and they invari-
ably get just what they desire.
4 The town board met at the town
clerks office last Saturday. There has
been an abundance of road petitions
presented to the board this year but so
far few roads have been laid out. The
demand for roads is an Indication Of
the rapid settlement of the couuty. =.
Lawyer Keith of Princeton tested
the fireplace in the new bank building
Saturday evening evening with it's first
fire. We fear that the charms of our
bustling village will be the cause of
our neighbor down the line losing this
powerful legal lent.-iMor0 Igaaes
There will be a meeting of the assoc
clated school boards of the State at the
Central high school building, Minne-
apolis, Dec. 20 and 80. DR.. Tarbox
will lead in discussion of paper to
be read by DR.. Airport, of Minneapolis,
On the physical Defects in Pupils.''
r.. H.
Several of the K. P.s of this village
will go to Mllaca next Wednesday eve
ming to attend a special meeting of
Milaca lodge. Capitola Lodge, of ST..
Paul, will be represented by it's degree
team, which will confer degrees on
several candidates and a royal good
time is anticipated.
Teams have been frequently left
standing in the cold for several hours.
Horse owners should have humanity
enough to see that their beasts are
comfortable, or if they will not they
should be made to- An example or
two would have a great influence on
Others of this class. ~
O. G. T. installed their new
officers last Monday evening. An en-
joyable program was prepared for the
occasion and a pleasant social session
followed the ceremonies. -Four new
members were admitted to MON ber-
ship and six more will be added to the
rolls next Monday evenings. This or