The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1897-04-22
FoREsToN BREEZEs.
FoREsroN. Minn.. April 20, 1891

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FoREsToN, Mimi, "A pril 20, 1897.
Mr.. Heuss took trip to the county
seat Monday.
Chas. Burch, of Duluth, is here on a.
visit to his aunt, Mrs. Fl. r. Mallette.5
John Norgren and wife went out to
Commissioners Deans for visit last
week.
Miss Florence Moloso, of Milaca, is
visiting Miss Belle Robideau at this
place.
F. G.. Stamm did a good business
while in town last Wednesday and
Thursday.
DR.. Fridley failed to put in an APP.
pearance in our village last Friday as.
advertised.
Frank Boutot is down from Aitkin
calling on his old friends. Frank is as
fat as ever.
+ G. "A. Lewis don't seem to like the
the idea OF being pictured as fishing.
for suckers.
John Wallace has left. town and we
understand he has gone out of the bar
Der business.
W. f. Waldhoff spent Sunday in.
Greenbush. He reports Mrs. John
McCool as gaining.
L. Farber, of Princeton, has been in
our town for the past week doing some
work for Mr.. Heuss.
The saw mill at this place started up
last week as the water has fallen enough.
to allow it to run again.
/ E. N. Bacon has made application
for the post Office at this place. Mr..
Bacon will make a good P. M. s
Mrs. E. D. Whitney, of Princeton,
came up Saturday to spend Easter with
relatives and friends at this place.
DR.. II. C. Cooney, OF Princeton, was
in town last Thursday to attend Mrs.
!. John Kennedy, who is still quite sick.
Rufus English came down off the
drive last Wednesday. He says there
are more men than there is work for.
Rev. Father Mooney held Easter
services in the Catholic church at this
place. He was accompanied by his
nephew. .
T. D. Kerrick's single mill started
up last Monday, after being shut down
for couple of weeks on account of
high water.
John Norgren is now working at the
! saw mill in his brother Andrews
place, Andrew being laid up with a
broken finger.
Quite number from Princeton at.
tended the dance given at this place
! for the benefit of the Catholic church
Monday night.
) j. J. Parsons was arrested anG
= brought before Justice Price on tbs
. charge of breaking the fish law. HI
was acquitted for lack of evidence. &
3 The. Times correspondent had Al
,, Blaine in the southern part of the
r State last week, but Al. was back be
fore the issue was out. How did 20,
get back so soon, AL? Did you come
on the air ship?
J. J. Parsons has resigned his posi-
tion in the village school and he AM
Mrs. Parsons left for their old hom
in Worthington, MINI. The plac
vacated by Mr.. Parsons has BEEF
filled by Mr.. G. W. VanW ormer. p
Mr.. Perry, of Oak Park, was in tow
: last Friday. Mr.. Perry is So years oil
}, and has lived in the State since he wa
ten years old. He has been wounde
three times by Indian arrows and say
he would like one more brush wit
them.
= The Foreston correspondent tn
S. Milaca Times made an attempt at be
y ing funny last week at the. expense {
K Mr.. Deans or the UNION correspond
y ent, we failed to understand just whic
it but whoever it might have bee
er we think his joke decidedly out {
e place, and to say the leasta little ratty
: A party Of young people from Fole
q who were on their way to attend tn
10 dance here on hand car Monda
# evening, collided with a gravel trai
IS near Estes Brook. The train wa
St backing towards ST. Cloud and th
- signal light was hanging on the bac
~ 3 :. = ~
]. of the engine, the boys saw the ligh
a but mistook it for a switch light 9
O. Foreston and the next thing the
s. were picking themselves out Of tn
e ditch. Willie Hall, one Of the part,
= was quite seriously injured and was r
% moved to the hospital at ST. Cloud.
J. AND r..
Pure Vermont maple syrup made b
my fathers brother, Only a little lef
y ST. gallon. r. L. LUDDEN.