The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1897-04-01
FoREsToN BREEzEs.

FoREsToN BREEzEs.
FoREsToN, Mimi, March. so, 1897. Il.
Vim. Mcclellan is able to be out
again
Sheriff Claggett was in our town
March 25. &
VIM. Jesmer, of Milaca, was. in our
village last Monday.
Mr.. Ed. Larkin, of Blue Hill. was in
town Monday and Tuesday.
+ M. Price has things fixed up quite
convenient in his Office now
Will Wetsel passed through town
Monday on his way to Brainerd.
John Kennedy and Caleb Crook and
wife took trip to St. Cloud last Mon
day.
owen Bracken jr., of Greenbush.
stopped in town on his way home from
Mora.
Both the saw mill and single mill
are shut down on account Of HIGH
water.
The primary department of the school
here closed last Friday for the spring
vacation.
NJ. S. Cone is by far the busiest man
IN town looking after the boarders and
his many clients.
Lew Price was quite badly bitten by
worthless cur last week. The dog is
still running at large.
Inc roads outside of town are in q
beastly condition as there is neither
wheeling or sleighing.
The farmers around town turned out
well to attend the horse and cattle fair
at Mi1aca last Saturday.
Henry Panchot and wife, who have
been visiting in Foley for some time,
returned home Monday.
The two terms Of court bill seems to
suit the people of our town exactly.
They say it is u good thing. '.--
Mrs. VIM. Waldhoff has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. John McCool, of
Green bush, for the past week.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. A. Robi-
deau last Wednesday, son. Both
mother and child are doing we'll. 81
Our village has gone dry again for
the reason that the council refuses to
take the license in quarterly payments.
Mrs. N. G.. Dunning has opened up
her. store in the brick building near
the depot with restaurant in cor
nection. S.r
Vet Cone, who has been i'll for the
greater part of the winter, was able to
get out to the horse sale at Milaca
Saturday. -.#
Erick Mattson was relieved of a gold
watch and s35 last Sunday night The
guilty parties are suspected and will
probably be run down soon. 2
Marshall Riley is working up quite
a business here. In the few days he
was in town he insured eleven men in
the La Crosse Mutual Aid Association.
The correspondents were misin-
formed last week as to the lady visit
ing, at VIM. McClellan's as it was Mrs.
Taylor, Mrs. McClellan's brothers.
wife instead OF Mrs. Wheaton. =
Commissioner Deans is having some
trouble with county charges in our
town. He thinks that Paul Diebitsch
who has been receiving help from the
county all winter ought not to ask for
any more for time at least as he has
just. received 800 from the pension de.
partment.
The letter copied in the Milaca Times
from the ST. Cloud Journal Press, writ.
ten by one OF our allwise citizens
would tend to make people believe that
that railroad man working for S1.5(
per day was the only man in our towr
when its name was changed to Fores
ton. Why in the world didn't he tel
"a f, SOY n
the people what a mistake they were
making if he was here at that time
which we doubt. We think tn,
majority OF the people here are pretty
we'll; satisfied with the name of our vii
1age and those who are not will b
obliged to get along IN some way.
49,: -..t- .. J. AND f. z
Don't pass by Jesmer's store whel
you want wall paper. He is after yo
with prices and patterns that are win
ners. 81
Mrs. Samuel Stamm, of Logantor
Pa, bore her thirty-four years OF sui
terlng with courage and fortitude
Her trouble was rheumatism in tn
knee In consequence her limb had BIZ
come SO stiff that she could hardl
walk. Mr.. Stamm is well-to-do Mel