The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1897-03-25

81. a. jazz PIONEER
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The Iron Hat is all the rage. If you
Want a high class hat buy of PATTER
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g. 81. Chadbourne went TO Minneap-
oils last Tuesday evening for short,
stay.
FISH. --P ATTERsoN has complete
line Of salt fish and they are sold at
prices to suit the times.
Miss Stella Rines returned from her
visit to st..Paul yesterday morning af-
ter an absence of5several weeks.
4 Mrs. S. d. Morrison, Of Minneapolis,
mother of Mrs. Elbrid ge Farnham, has
been visiting with her daughter this
week.
B Those Malone pants at Jesmer's are
warranted all wool and not to rip at
the seams. No other make Of pants
will do this.
'sVulture's' letter is very readable.
this week, as his letters always are,
but a slightly local tinge will interest
the politicians.
A. T. Tufty, Of Milaca, was a Prince
ton visitor last Monday. The roads
will allow very little travel between.
here and Milaca.
Benjamin Mckenzie, of Spencer.
Brook, one Of the pioneers Of this
vicinity, is in the city calling on old
friends. Amoko Herald.
The board of county commissioners
met Tuesday to take up some unfn-
ished business and transact some new
business for the county.
Rum river ice is almost ready, to
start. When it goes Anoka people ex-
pect to lose their bridge across the
river in the business part Of town.
Herbert, the little fve-year-old son
of Harry Newton, fell from wagon in
which he was playing Monday and re-
ceived an ugly cash over his left eve.
Deputy Bank Examiner West, of st.
Paul was in Princeton last Tuesday
making his annual inspection of the
fbooks which come under his super
vision.
The action of the board of education
in dismissing school for a week was
commenda Sickness would have
followed il many cases had the pupils
been obliged 70 wade TO school.
The school board decided last FRIDAY
night that owing to the conditions Of
the streets and roads a vacation would
he better this week than later and
consequently the schools are closed.
q. B. Damon has received his full
insurance, the company deciding to
pay it rather than go to the expense Of
a trial at which it was certain to meet
defeat and have additional costs to
pay. 81.
Monday mornings mail was over an
hour late, the delay being caused by
thigh water. The tracks were covered
near Itasca and the Eastern was
forced to run over the Northern Pacific
tracks to Elk River, there being nearly
| fxun of ~
Tern.
J. J. Parsons, of Foreston, the we'll
known attorney Of that place, accom-
panied by Messrs. Cone and Norgren,
OF that place, were in the city Satur-
day. Mr.. Parsons is just recovering
from a broken leg, and is able to get
about with the assistance of crutches.-
st. Cloud Times.
Rubber boots were in great demand
last Friday and few were lucky enough
to find what they wanted. The whole
sale houses were completely emptied
|by the demand and retail dealers were
unable to get their orders filed. Some
4 at the local merchants went to the
1 Slty and secured some broken lots.
Henry Webster, the well known rep
fresentative OF the Foley-Bean Lumber
4 CO., OF Milaca, states that his company
! has put in large timber planer and is
now making q speciality Of anything
and everything in the timber line.
Mr.. W bster left for Chicago Wednes.
day night on a business trip Lumber
men.
The sportsmen, who have been look
ling for the spring breakup, will
probably be interested in the an.
/ nouncement made in the Ortonville
1 Herald Star Of the arrival Of water.
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