The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1897-02-18
FoREsToN BREEzEs.
FoREsToN, MINI, Feb. is, 1897

FoREsToN, Mimi, Feb. is, 1897.
Oren Pinkham is able to be around
again.
Mrs. Fred Clinch came over from
Milaca Tuesday.
I DR.. N. M. Cook, OF Milaca, drives
flashing pair OF bays.
Fred Heuss is buying quite a few
staye bolts these days.
George Lockwood is limping around
town with rheumatism.
Fred Fern ST., seems to be quite
seriously sick this week.
G.L. Harrington, Of Oak Park, was
in town Tuesday on business.
The farmers are beginning to strug
gle into town again after the storm.
NJ. S. Cone was in ST. Cloud last.
Thursday for the purpose Of seeing his
client, o. P. Myers.
Mrs. ". F. Waldhoff is the guest Of
her sister, Mrs. John McCool, Of
Greenbush this week.
The Foreston correspondent of the
Milaca Times is a hummer and has
quite an idea of morals
John A. Bargquist, who has been up
cooking in one of Foley Bros. camps,
is seen around town again.
Our school is progressing nicely at
present. This is as it should be. Mr..
VanW ormer is a model teacher.
O. p. Myers, who was sentenced to
three months in Stearns county jail,
has taken an appeal to district court.
G. A. Lewis is in the heading bust
ness cutting Eastwood bolts. He has
all the G. Bridgeman land to cut from.
j. S. Price is seen on our streets
again. J. S. sports d fancy pair of
whiskers as we'll as Postmaster Price.
p. A. Robideau says that the snow
is too deep for the cord wood business
as it is three or four feet deep in the
woods.
This is poor weather for hauling for
as fast as the road is broken 1T fills in
again and it is impossible to haul any
kind OF a load.
John Larson is down out of the
woods. He has been taking charge for
Foley Bros. at their camp II miles
north of town.
Why should people worry about who
their neighbors go out walking or
riding with? Every body's business is
Inobody's business.
| The play s;Ten Nights in Bar
Room given here last Saturday
night, was not very we'll patronized
owing to the storm.
John Ross got q large wolf week
ago last Sunday. He was compelled
to shoot it as he can t coax them to eat
his poison any more.
Quite an excitement was created
here last Saturday night over the
burning out OF the chimney in G. w,
VanWormer's house.
George Reynolds, an old resident
of Princeton, was in our village last
Thursday looking up some old claims
. of the Mccormick Company
There is being petition circulated
around town petitioning the village
council to allow the people the right
to vote license or no license
How about the two terms Of cour
bill? We are very much in favor o
the same, as our county has filed W
SO RAPIDLY with new settlers in the las
year.
Mallette, where did you get tina
spotted canine that is tied up at YOU
place? That's right, keep hin
chained for he looks like dangerou
q animal.
Herman Neuman, of Royalton, ha
been here for the past few days visiting
his brothers. John and Fred, and WI
understand he is looking up a bushes
location.
Joseph Sawyer, who was lodged il
Stearns county jail for failing to pro
cure bonds last week has since beel
able to get bond through the help 0
his relatives and will soon be out.
q It is a wonder our village council,
I've have any, or the citizens themselve
wouldn't take a hint after a while an,
shovel the snow off the sidewalks as j
J, IS almost impossible to- get aroun,
town, the snow being piled as high a
), the fences.
8 G. "a. Lewis and wife, Nose Lafonti
|. see and wife, John Robideau, Harr
+ Lockwood, Mark Morse, Sandy Saw
1Iyer, Rose and Julia Lafol,tisee, Maggi
Land Louisa Emard. all Of this plac
went to Greenbush to- the dance las