The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1897-07-15

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pit busy
il cases. The eight-year-old son of Ross Jones
enough ,,1ou ond f.oo+,,,oa ~ "a: "nllo ~ W.
''oro the elbow joint. fo
visiting TT C,o7ov - Lo--;.o, ~ ,..:,,:u. of
'"0' UGH formerly occupied by the tin shop torn W
down and will build in it's stead a room 'nf
TelVerS to be used as an Office
thursday --- Tb
special convention of Princeton -. -
Lodge No. SO, K. of P. was held Fri
90 was day evening at which time the second a a.
'oo degree conferred on one candi- ~
date. ~
'u 10Y a., Mamie Cowles did a good job Mon
LUZ 'o' day when he moved the ball field at -.
the fair grounds. It was badly needed ~
joying a and will greatly improve the felders to'
ads and chances. 90
E. w. Cundy came down from Edith bri
Monday Monday to attend the meeting of the 1al
visit to commissioners. The storms of last !.
week rendered the roads almost i'm
cao passable. Wv
kee and E. F. Gillespie, of Cambridge, was lac
Princeton Tuesday. The bad roads Wi
mlin- uave AopO n1n away from Town SO long ha
,n.no];s that he acted strange while taking in Wi
the sights.
ra ves- The commissioners held night ses- the
w, 5ous sion Tuesday in order to dispose of the an
work which came before them. They the
will meet again next Monday as re- ho
polls, is quired by law. if
IN with . ---
Commercial travellers did not make we
Princeton during the time the ''Jerky' no
MI o. was our only accommodation, but when ms
raoe IN the regular service was resumed they 7
came in focks arr
ys car make brick while the sun shines'' qu
Cedar is the motto that hangs in the offices tor
OF the brick yards and the crews are col
Of p both doing their best to follow the ex- he
at it's oollen' aoVlce' qo
n.y. Mrs. r. @. Dunn and family returned ~
wo-davs to Hamline Saturday afternoon after
eedinos weeks visit with friends here Audi
sue tor Dunn came up Saturday to accom- Sp
pany them home. tai
sale or The girls do not care these days to -.
ONES. read about new ideas in DRESS Thew W
ors nm are looking for cheese cloth that is a ~ ~
nnt no. little thinner than any they ever saw 49,.
$1,000 before.-St Paul Globe =, Ii"
- ~ John Prescott, the Wyanette politi-
ona 49, clan, was twisted until he kinked by
,n,;raa the Saturday cyclone. He was not 49,
badly hurt and is congratulating him nN
ay and self on his lucky escape. Ia
avor to m, ---,---,---,----- dill
things -,. "unual e'nool n1eeVlng lakes wo
place next Saturday evening. If you an
are interested in the welfare of our lu1
- o'.on public schools you should attend and an
~ nlns' help to elect the proper officials. ':je
Residents who have come into town
this week say that while the northern of
'u"S VI part OF the county escaped the heavy div
. ~ M winds the high water did damage we
10 1>o" enough to make up for this slight the
The Spencer Brook and CAMBRIDGE Br
Q boiler mail was the only ronte tbo+ ,o;sso5 eve
u0'ooy trip during the recent flood. All the VI
'o'' VI carriers are now arriving as usual and Dr.
and Postmaster Cordiner is happv. cu'
was Ill Sherburne county had an elopement
over to last week which f,rn;ahoa N:.1 -,
pioo"'e Die excitement in the north end The the
young lady in the case is again at We,
building home, having been deserted by her or.
founda- lover. 1ar
it quite r,o ,,:1. ms
The Milaca delegation of school, -.1s
mains missed the afternoon train Mon ~.
sports day. Some arrived on the early train .'
Tub and Tuesday morning, however, and the p NV
e game remainder came in on the afternoon W W.
train. ILL
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d their The u,+o, bod oo,-, - vh
Oil ne" enough to leave the road across the lik
y 'o"- East Branch bridge high and drv and otl
large number of sghtseers we're out
e Estes to view the cyclones work in the Y
Up. M Berry neighborhood cas-
~ Cat
0A''' mrs. Barker has been enjoying the v
trip to the coast with the G.. e. and re- Oh
an ice membered the UNION with papers Civ ant
avn to- ing accounts of the progress of the ex- WI
All are curslon and the receptions accorded w
the delegates at the different points
Spec The Fourth of July celebration at ing
he sum- Glendorado on the farm of S. Kittilson PR
All are was a grand success and largely at q
tended. A patriotic program was ar 81
Mondov ranged and all manner of sports helped CIR.
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