The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1897-05-06

: G. A. JACKS PIONEER
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Mrs. F. l.. Ludden returned Satur-
day from the winters sojourn in Cali
fornia. The trip proved very bene-
fetal to her health.
I. r. Burgan is putting up a wind
mill at his residence. He will not de-
pend on Providence this year to fur
nish moisture for his lawn.
J. G. Tarbox, OF Monticello, has been
appointed judge Of the new Anoka-
Isanti-Sherburne-W Wright district. He
will serve until Jan. l, 1899.
Fred Townsend, of Nesson, N. D.,
has returned to Princeton for a short
visit. He will buy young stock for his
Dakota ranch during his stay.
The district convention OF the Ep-
worth league will be held at Month
cello May IA, Is and Is. An interest
ing program bias been prepared.
Daniel Scott, an old resident of this
county residing in Greenbush, is not
expected to live. He is said to be suf-
fering from cancer of the stomach.
Milaca Lodge Knights of Pythias
worked in the third Monday evening.
The lodge is prospecting nicely, there
having been but one meeting this year
when there was no work.
Sam Carew has sold his logs to the
Scanlon- Gipson lumber company, of
Minneapolis, the sale taking place
Monday. Burch's 100000 are now
the only logs left unsold on Rum river.
G. W. Hayden, of Elk River, was in
Princeton Saturday in his official
capacity, deputy sheriff of Sherburne
county. He accompanied a prisoner
who procured bail and secured his
liberty.
Hon. H. F. Barker drove over from
Cambridge Monday afternoon intend
ing to take the southbound Eastern
but the dust and heat made it impossi-
BILE. He drove home again Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. Umbehocker, of Becker, mother
Of Dan Umbehocker, of this village,
died Monday evening. The funeral
occurred yesterday afternoon and
several Princeton people went over to
attend it.
The addition to, the Commercial. is
up and enclosed and some Of the out
side finish is being put on. Col. New
bert will have one of the best arranged
hotels in northern Minnesota when
it is completed.
Ambrose Stanley was burned out
again Monday. Mrs. Stanley has been
very sick since the former fire and was
obliged to get out of bed and walk to a
neighbours. The attending physician
says her recovery is doubtful.
Charley Page spent a couple of days
in Princeton last week. He says that
the drives are very liable to change if
the lake dams are not opened soon.
The work of driving has become very
difficult during the past two weeks.
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. II. Galley.
Miss Serena Peterson, who is a
member of the class of '97 at the
Northwestern Conservatory of music,
was a subject for the Minneapolis
Times staff photographer Monday.
An excellent likeness of the young
lady appeared on the ''Woman's
Page"
Ludden thinks he bears charmed
life just now. His wife and daughter
have returned from California also q
monster tarantula slid off bunch 81
bananas and down through his hand
still he is selling lots of bananas
oranges and strawberries, at his fruit
depot next to the post office.
Officer spaulding is nearly ready te
don his war paint and commence
operations on the loose stock which is
being allowed to run on the streets.
| If the herd law is not more closely
! observed some of the owners will be
putting up a few wheels to release
their animals from the pound.
a The UNION issues the law supple
ment to-day and the twenty page,
! which compose it will be read with 3
great deal of interest. The chatte
mortgage law has undergone some i'm