The Princeton union., 1897-06-03

Union services will be held at the :
Methodist church next Sunday morn
ng, at which time Rev. Mr.. Roberts
will preach the baccalaureate sermon
10 the graduating class of the High
school.
A number of settlers at Book, who
have claims against the railroad COM
pany for damages caused by fires, held
a mass meeting the other day to con-
slider the best method of making the
necessary legal fight.
It is quite probable that a profess
sional decorator will visit Princeton
before encampment. The services OF
such a man would help to add greatly
to the appearance of the village dur
ing encampment week.
The Foley-Bean sawmill at Milaca |
is cutting over 100000 feet Of lumber
every "a hours. The company finds a
ready sale for all the products of the
mill, the shipments being principally
to northwestern points.
E. K. Evans and q. M. Chapman re-
turned Friday from a weeks fishing
trip to Spectacle lake. They caught
excellent strings of perch but bass
would rise only on one day and few of
this gamey fish were captured.
A letter from w. +. Chase announces
that the grand hewgag Of the Princes
of the Orient will make Princeton an
official visit during encampment week.
The O. M. A. will probably turn out
to welcome him when he arrives.
have just received a car load of
sash and doors. Anyone in need OF
building material should call and get
my prices. I can sell them cheaper
than you can buy them anywhere else.-
T. H. Galley. d.
The UNION was misinformed last
week in regard to the date and place of
delivering the Princeton High school
baccalaureate sermon. The sermon
will be delivered at the Methodist
church by Rev. F. H. Roberts next
Sunday.
There was a small ire at L. w.
Persons barn near the -four mill last
Friday afternoon but the flames were
extinguished before much damage was
done. It is thought the fire was set
by some small boys who were playing
with a bonfire.
The fire case which has been on trial
several times at St. Cloud was finally
disposed Of by the jury, who gave the
plaintiff a verdict. The case will be
appealed, however, and may stay in
the courts long enough to rival the
celebrated Iowa calf case.
There is a contest in the probate
court over the personal effects OF
James Caulfeld who was killed in the
Book boiler explosion. Proceedings
have been begun to oust the admins:
TRAITOR appointed with a view to secur
ing the appointment of a new one.
/ Frosts during the past week have
done considerable damage. Corn an6
potatoes were frozen back and farmers
are now afraid that early fall frost:
will find the crops unmatured. Con
siderable trouble has also been ex
perienced with seed corn much of it re
: fusing to sprout. ss5
There was a question about the nev
> Memorial day law anG consequent,
; few saloons were closed in Minnesot
: Saturday. The law names May
specifically and as the celebration wa
d held on May 20 the saloon keepers he'll
: that the authorities had no right t
q order them to close.
: Citizens Papers.
You will have a chance to get you
second papers at the Office Of the cler
< of the district court, at Princeton, o
/ Wednesday, June 10Th, the second da
It of the encampment of the Sons {
< Veterans. Special term for one day.
By order Of court,
s i. S. BRIGGS, Clerl
u Job lot Of pickles, closing out at IL
bottle. T.. T.. LUDDEN.