The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1897-05-13
day on her bicycle and says she enjoys
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the ride very much.
I G. Bridgman, of st. Cloud, was in
town last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Z. Chisholm were
in town last Monday.
Mercury took a rise up to 86 in the
shade last Wednesday.
Old Mr.. benny returned home last
Thursday from Dell Rapids, S. D.
| Mrs. A. r. Panchot is able to be out
again after her long siege Of sickness.
| James Right is overhauling his
house and making some good improve
ments.
Caleb Crook is laying the founda-
tion for O. A. Wilson's new dwelling
house.
IT. f. Mallette is laid up with scalded
feet this week, the fruits of fishing on
Sunday.
John Hunter has purchased the Cen
now house and lots for the considera-
ton of $3.50.
John Ross jr. is welding the paint
brush over the outside of M. S. Cones
new building.
The dance-goers took a trip out to
VIM. Ptrr's place last Friday evening.
They report good time.
Caleb Pinkham, of Princeton, came
up last Monday to visit Grin Plnkham,
of this place, who is very ill.
H. p. Lund was in town last week.
Hans was looking quite we'll although
he complained Of Rheumatism.
John NJ. Neuman has sold out his
stock of groceries to Jackson & Nor
gren and is going out of business.
Rufus English's new house that he
built last week, came near blowing
down in the high wind a few days ago
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Sawyer, of
Milaca, were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Sawyer, of this place, Sum
day.
| Kerrick's single mill is shut down for
repairs. The boiler explosion at Book
may have had some effect on Mr.. Ker-
rick.
Mrs. E. Pearson went to Milaca last
Thursday where she will make her
home with her daughter, Mrs. j. P.
Flynn.
J. F. Jerrard, of St. Cloud, was in
town a couple of days this week. Mr..
Jerrard was at one time a resident OF
of Foreston.
Mrs. Oliver Morneau died at her
home west of town last Thursday, the
remains we're taken to Dayton for
burial Friday.
/ Agent Oleson wants to hire cheap
boy to carry the mail as the weather is
a little too warm for him. Last winter
it was too cold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Gennow, of Green
bush, were in town Tuesday. They
say the twin boys, Bryan and McKin
ley, are doing nicely.
We are told that the foundation for
the new creamery at Milaca is already
laid but. we fail to find where the
skimming station is to be.
The kid nine of Princeton came uT
last Saturday and scooped our kid:
with a score Of IS to 49,. Some of thu
nine here are not kids either.
Quite a number Of the young people
surprised Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. S. Con,
last Wednesday evening and danced
until 2 o'clock in the morning.
| Our, store-keepers are selling Ar
buckles roasted coffee at 14cts pc
pound. That's right gentlemen, you
customers can stand it if you can.
Nose Mitchell, of Foley, has bee1
employed as engineer in the saw mil
at this place. Nose is a good enginee
and we think will make a success of
here as in other places.
John Foley, who has been at tn
Pacific coast for the past winter, wa
in town last Saturday greatly improve,
in health. He says he likes the coun
: try where he was very much.
Charley Burch, who has been visit
ing his aunt, Mrs. II. r. Mallette, a
, this place for the past month, returne
f to his home at Duluth last Saturday
? where he will resume his duties a
, book-keeper.
James Austin, a young man VIII
e used to reside in Foreston about !
$ years ago, passed through town Tues
v day. He has been in the employ Of til
t Singer Manufacturing Company fc
past eight years.
j. John Kennedy is having a new foe
) laid in his saloon building and whe
it he gets that done he is going to hav
$ it painted on the inside. John Ro
e and Mr.. Robinson will do the wor]