The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1897-04-08
FORESToN sRREEZES.

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FoREsToN, Mimi, April 6, 1897:
| Our town now boasts temperance
saloon. .-~' .. .r... .,".-r.... ~. .
| Miss Frona Burch went to Princeton
last Saturday. " @.r*.s *.s>s
Miss Hudson spent part of last
week in Milaca. .'@ /.
H. r.. Mallette took trip to the
Twin Cities last week. -...:.. s,..
r. G.. Clinch went to Brainerd last
week in search of work. @.4& ,ss. ..@..
FIR. Heuss shipped a carload of slaves
to St. Cloud last Wednesday. se =.
Henry w. Towle, of Minneapolis, is
visiting his family at this place.
August Oleson, of Spicer, is visiting
his brother, W. P. Oleson of this place.
j. M. Price talks of moving back on
his farm this spring. That's right,
jim %.s
E. N. Bacon went to Princeton Mon
day to be on hand for the first day of
court. rs
Mrs. G.. w. VanWormer returned
Monday from visit to friends in
Princeton.
G.. w. Cheney returned Tuesday
from trip to the cities and reports
times every dull down there
Our trains are wheeling in on sched-
ule time now for the first time this
year. This is as it should be. ~.
Fred Gonyea, of Milaca, was in town
last Thursday and Friday. Fred is
getting to be quite a violinist &c.,.
Quite a number of the boys came
over from Milaca Saturday on bicycles.
Who said the roads were bad?
VIM. Mcclellan is talking Of going
south to benefit his health. William
is better than two dead men yet.
We have seen pretty large snow
flakes but those that came down last
Friday were the largest we have ever
seen. f' ,-,,s...@!tr
Guy Ewing, of Princeton, was in
town last Monday looking up fire in
surance, He is having a weeks vaca.
ton in his school at Milaca.
Timothy Foley, of St. Paul, has just
returned from a trip to California and
was in our village last Saturday look
ing after his business interests here.
Joe Sawyer is again looking ul
bondsmen as the ones he had have
turned him over to the proper office,
and asked to be released from his bond
Our school opened again last Monday
after a short vacation, with J. J. Par
sons in the grammar department. ani
Miss Lille Hudson in the primary de
partment. +5 4fa. A.5@~ +.
The majority of the people here re
gret the loss of Mr.. Van Wormer from
our school as he has done excellen
4 work and we would have been glad t,
have him stay. ..9
The West Branch of the Rum rive
stays up pretty we'll but is falling lit
= tie at present writing though it will
. probably be some time before it viii
! get very much lower.
t Nose Mitchell, OF Foley, passe
r through town last Sunday on his wa
O to Princeton to attend court He is on
of the witnesses in the case Of E. N
Bacon VS.. G. N. railway.
: Quite a number of our citizens wen
: to Princeton Monday morning to al
:, tend the adjourned term of court no,
= in session there. They were most al
: witnesses in the case of E. N. Baco
: VS.. G. N. R'y. Company.
We have no saloon but have tn
= nuisance in worse form than ever
: There were more drunken men i
4 town Saturday than for any time du1
p ing the past year. We would say Civ
$ us the saloon or stop the nuisance
l. A slight Misunderstanding occurre
on our streets last Saturday between
young man by the name of Mckay an
n Joe Sawyer which resulted in the al
rest of both sparties. Mckay was re