The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1897-04-15
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Arthur Panchot is now working at
Nickerson, Mimi
Mike Kenely, of Greenbush, was in
town last Monday
Miss Eugene Jesmer, Of Princeton,
visited friends in town over Sunday.
Mrs. j. M. Price has been quite sick
for some time but is able to be out
again.
Photographer Nelson, of Anoka, was
in town last Friday posting advertise
ments.
O. W. Swenson looks quite like a
boy again since he has shaved off his
whiskers.
The Great Northern Co. took up
what piling there was at this place last
Thursday.
H. A. Panchot, of this place will
work on the boom at Milaca the COM
ing season.
P. A. Robidean is going to work
with the night crew in the saw mill at
Milaca soon.
F. G.. Clinch, who went to Brainerd
in search of work, has secured job
cooking there.
VIM. Jesmer and wife of Milaca have
been visiting friends in town for the
past three days.
Mrs. Nose Lafontisee went to Green
bush to visit her sister, Mrs. John Nc
Cool who is very sick.
George Gennow has rented farm in
Greenbush, OF Geo. Deans, and will
move his family there soon.
B. G.. Bonner has been appointed
local agent by Marshall Riley for the
La Crosse Mutual Aid Association.
M. S. Cone is talking of building an
addition to his house as he hasn't room
enough to accommodate his boarders.
Rev. Geoge Barnes, from Mile Laos
lake, passed through town last Thurs
day on his way to his old home in the
east.
We noticed a man from Milaca on
our streets Tuesday with skull and
cross bones drawn on the back of his
coat.
The new village council has settled
the the claim of John English VS.. Vii.
lage of Foreston by allowing Mr.. Eng.
lish S45.
We have been told that we are tc
have a saloon here soon and that E
new building will be put up for thai
purpose. .-..
Andrew Norgren took trip tt
Nickerson and Duluth last week, while
the mill, of which he is sawyer wa
shut down.
Mrs. John Kennedy was taken YER,
sick last Wednesday. DR.. Cook, o
Is Milaca, was called and she is improv
ing at present.
The young men of our town hav
fixed up the grounds in front of tn
depot at this place, where they Will
away their idle time at different kind
Of sports.
Little Fred Zirn went to Anoka las
week to look for employment in tn
capacity of slack wire walker. w
hope that you may have the desire
SUCCESS Fred.
Miss Frona Burch, who has bee
visiting her aunt, Mrs. H. r. Mallett
through the winter, returned to b.
home at Duluth Tuesday, accompanie
by Mr.. Mallette
VIM. Waldhoff and wife started f
Greenbush last Friday, but they four
the roads in such a bad condition tn
were obliged to turn back when tn
had got as far as the Deans farm.
The suckers will be sure to stuff
now for we noticed c. A. Lewis ste
out the other day with his three tin
fork on his shoulder and we KIN
Clarence has great eye for suckers
We have learned that it is a girl
stead of a boy that caused such !
cided change in Commissioner Dea
appearance. George says that he W
lend his sign of ''Boy Wanted'' to q
of his friends now.
T. D. Kerrick's house at Estesvi
burned last Thursday morning.
are told that there was only 5000
surance though the loss is estimated
$500. Mr.. Kerrick is having n
house built which will soon be CT
pleted. ....
F. W. Stevens, of Minneapolis, ST
deputy supreme commander of the
o. Il. M, was in our village Tues
and Wednesday. We understand h
here for the purpose of installing
fcers in the subordinate tent at |
place and giving it an overhaul
generally.