The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1897-08-12

On all Hammocks and Croquet $
tunity to buy at Jobbers' prices.
, A 75c Hammock for. soc
A $l.25 Hammock for -. .$1.O0
A $3.50 do do .......... 1.2O
) A $l.75 do do .......... LAO
A $500 do do ........... l.60 |
&C. A. JACKS PIONEER
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John Brumbaugh, who served a
ortv day sentence in the Hennepin
county jail for assault committed in this
,onntv. was released last week.
The game of ball between Princeton
and Milaca at this place Sunday after
noon promises to be an exciting con-
lest, Milaca has not been defeated |
this year.
Rev. c.. D. Moore draws his vacation
to a close and resumes work this week.
He will preach Sunday morning. Rev.
J. M. Hubert has kindly consented to
preach in the evening.
Mile Laos county potatoes OF the
coinage of 1897 are furnishing the
farmers with expense money and the
urban dwellers with food to the ex-
clusion of the imported tubers.
Some of our local musicians will go
to Dalbo Sunday evening to assist at a
concert to be given in the Baptist
church at that place. The mandolin
club will be one of the attractions.
For Sale.
have some good lots in Dunham's
addition for sale cheap. If you want a
lot now is the time to buy.
8-l2 l.. S. BRIGGS.
m. Pride, of Merriam Park, ar
rived in Princeton Saturday morning.
Mrs. Pride has been the guest of rela-
tives here for three weeks and her
husband came to accompany her home.
Sandburrs threaten to yield as large
a crop as ever. This pest has already
blossomed and brought fourth fruit
and property owners will be obliged to
resort to fires to destroy the prickers.
Work on the new dam on Rum river
at Anoka has been commenced. Hon.
Fl. c.. Head visited Anoka last week
and reports that the water nearly cut
away the mbankment on the west side
near the hotel.
Smith N. Soule has been drawn or
the United States grand jury for the
September term of court which will bt
held in Minneapolis. A. P. Harmon
will serve at the same term OF cour
as petit juror.
/ Hon. H. G. Head of Princeton made
the Herald a brief visit Friday morn
ling. Mrs Head and son have beel
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Mamie Goss TO
some time and they returned hom
with Mr.. Head.-A11oka Herald.
The Princeton Planning mill is turn
ing out an immense amount of custor
work. If you have a job bring it i
now so you will have it when you ar
ready to use it. Mouldings and wiz
dow frames are being sold at very To-
! prices.
! Coming! The finest entertained
y of the season. Music galore, classics
and otherwise. In addition sidespli
ting farce August 20. Don't max
any other engagement for that gh
K Proceeds to go'to the Congregation
~ piano.
A child of Mr.. Bruggeman stumble
> against newly filed cross-cut sa
= while running at play Monday al
y severed the tendons on the instep
one of its feet. DR.. Cooney stitch
s the severed ends together and no sci
v Gus disability is anticipated. "
"a Milaca announces that it's base bs
club will come down Sunday for t.
ID purpose of carrying back the cou
f. house. The boys should see to it tn
"a victory rests on Princeton's colors
Milaca won't feel strong enough
- carry anything off if defeated
le The ladies of the cemetery impro1
N ment association are making the
final rounds collecting the funds ST
scribed by the citizens. The ladi
have done a vast amount of work Il
r season and the appearance of t
" cemetery reflects great credit on. tn.
ri labor. - .-...
- The rains and winds of the prese
= season have been very discouraging
: the brick manufacturers. It has be
n extremely difficult to get the bri
RS into the kiln without damage fir,
OF wind or water. The market still no