The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1897-12-16

tlcles from Maine, New Hampshire.
Vermont, Massachusetts, Connecticut,
New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Ten
nessee, Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota,
Dakota, Kansas and Canada. There
will also be snap shots of public build
lngs, residences and views in Prince
ton. Come one, come all, and get some
Christmas presents for your friends
A very pretty wedding took place
Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. G. N. Cakes. Rev. G. D.
Moore performed the ceremony which
joined in marriage Mr.. Arthur l..
Tourtillot and Miss Dora F. Bach. The
groom is thrifty and popular young
mechanic of Milaca, and the bride a.
well-known and highly respected young
lady Of Princeton. They have the best
wishes of their many friends.
Frank A. Manner, of MINNEAPOLIS.
special agent of the Fireman's Insur-
ance company, visited Princeton for
the first time last week. He was sur
prised to find so substantial town and
his surprise increased as Judge, Keith
took him around on a tour of inspec-
tion. The only thing he found lacking
to make the town fully up to date was
waterworks and electric light plant.
Miss Annie Warren, of Vineland,
was in Princeton the first of the week.
She.;5was returning from ST. Cloud
where she had been to complete her
filings on her homestead at the lake.
Miss Warren has persevered in the
fight for her rights and her many
friends will be glad to know that she
has finally secured her patent.
Rines & Co. have about 10000 bush
els of potatoes stored in their ware
house which they will ship before
March 1. Hitherto they have been
unable to ship during the cold weather
owing to the distance from their
storage house to the track, but this
year they can take advantage of the
winter market. ..,
T Several weeks ago Elijah Clark, of
Blue HILL, stuck a shoemaker's awl in
the index finger of the left hand. No
attention was paid to the wound until .
last week when the arm began to
swell and an examination showed
blood poisoning. An operation was
performed and the patient is now i'm
proving. ~ Il -...5 , 80 y = a'.:i r..
Everyone spoke fatteringly of the
spread, Essays the Anoka Union. It is
our private opinion that Governor
Cloug hswould have omitted that refer
|ence to the Anoka county victuals
that he used to enjoy while farming in
Isanti county had he been informed of
what was to follow. .'c......,. III q,
The Dorcas society s fair held at G..
a. r. hall last Friday evening was
we'll attended and Melted the ladies
about $40 The ladies never do things
by halves and those who helped to
make up this amount received the full
worth. Of their money. s2
The UNION is prepared to do all
kinds of commercial job printing in
the best style Of the art at city rates.
Anything from a visiting card to a full
sheet poster on short notice at the
UNION Office.
W. p. Wash burn, president; D. G.
Durham, vice president; g. G. Crane,
secretary and treasurer; these are the
officers Of the new Minneapolis, Anoka
g Rainy Lake. newspaper railroad.
Two strangers, who we're thought to
have persisted in the northern woods,
have been located at Mile Laos lake.
They propose to remain there this win
ter hunting and trapping.
B. NJ. Van Alstein is assisting Audi
tor Whitney to prepare the delinquent
tax list, forfeiture sales etc. The
auditors Office, is one of the busiest
spots in town. II
The Great Northern people were
checking up Agent Johnson's accounts
Monday, it being the custom to inspect
leach Office semi-annually u. Every thing
was found to be O. K.