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

w. G. Andrews paid Princeton a BIZ
monthly visit last Saturday.
Roos & Kesling opened their new
restaurant Tuesday morning.
Walter Carter has been brought to
Princeton for medical treatment.
Benjamin Mckenzie, Of Spencer
Brook, Was in Princeton Tuesday.
The Boston Clothing company has
put up a large sign on it's building.
An endless variety Of ginghams and
prints can be shown you at Jesmer's.
Just received car load of fresh lime.
.'> T. H. Galley.
LosT-A bunch of keys on a small
chain key ring. . J. I. D. SADLEY.
Miss Julia Reinwald returned from
her Minneapolis visit Monday morn
ing. /. =. -" s.7 '-=cs.ii
Mrs. w. p. Chase visited Minneapo-
lis friends Friday and Saturday Of last
| week. .,-', 49,.
| R. F. Mcclellan left yesterday morn
| ing for another trip to the northern
wilds ~'... ... e.
Mike Kaliher made Minneapolis a
visit last Saturday, returning Sunday
morning.
Prof. Bruins, Optician, at CONNER
cial Hotel, April II and 49, Examina-
tion free. 49,. 49,. -
&c. Varney will build an addition
and otherwise improve his residence
this spring.
G. K. Scott spent most of last week
in town, finally leaving to watch dam
near Pages.
The Great Northern bridge crew is
in this vicinity repairing bridges and
trestle work. a-.
M. S. Cone was another Foreston
man who found his way to Princeton
during court. .H.l
When in need of building material,
sash and doors, lime and cement get
Caley's prices.
O. W. Swenson, of Foreston, was in
town Monday morning, transacting
some business.
John Haggberg, of Mile Laos lake,
called on the UNION while attending
court this week.
4 Guy Ewing came down from Milaca
, Friday evening to- remain during this
weeks vacation. -
D. W. Bruckart and r. B. Brewer,
: of St. Cloud, came over Monday morn
ing to attend court.
|. Olof johnson, town clerk of Robbins,
came down to serve his country as one
the jurors Monday.
Two candidates were given their
first rank at knights of Pythias meet
ing Tuesday evening.
= Chester Ames has a crew at work on
, his house, finishing the piazza and
- otherwise improving it.
~ The regular communication of Fra
ternal Lodge A. F. & A. M. will occur
Is next Wednesday evening.
90 George E. Budd, of St. Paul, was one
IS of the attorneys present at the open
% ing of court Monday morning. ~ :
IS Albert Wylie will leave this weel
n for Hammond, Wis, where he has &C
cepted position in a pharmacy.
r Car load of wagons and buggies jus
m received at T. H. Caley's. We cal
- undersell any house in the State. -
% The young people of the Swedish
D9 society were entertained at the resi-
DO dence Of Erick Swan last evening.
% Miss Huff's spring opening occur
No tomorrow. Examine her excellen
90 lines Of trimmed hats and shapes.
= Ben Grant has opened a tinshop i
ay the building formerly occupied b
on Young & Bucks blacksmith shop. d,
o. sAdolph Jesmer, of Foreston,. was i
er Princeton Monday, being attracte
Fl here by the special term Of court.
Potatoes continue to come into tn!
49, market but the :. dealers expect thu
: two weeks more will end the season.
er FOR RENT-On shares, three fortie
an within three-quarters of a mile Of tow
ISIS C. H. RINES.
er FOR SALE-Six second hand buggie
- cheap. If you are in need of a huge
ce call on u.s. Nicely & CLAGGETT.
IS: Cy. Wellington looked after the il
as. terests of the Great Northern railwa
or company at the special term of cour