The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1897-01-14

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The mercury dropped below the 20 I
mark last Monday night.
D. w. Spaulding spent several days
last week in Minneapolis.
School commenced again last Mon
day after a two weeks vacation.
A few pair OF those fur lined slippers
left, going at S1.O0, at PATTERsoN's.
Ladies kid and mocha mittens at
Jesmer's, IS cents and s1.oo per pair.
W. P. Chase will hereafter have
charge Of the Foley-Bean lumber bust
ness in this village.
N. M. Smith has secured the con-
tract for hauling the mail from the de-
pot to the postoffice.
Several improvements in buildings
are contemplated by Princeton prop
erty owners in the spring.
The Foley-Bean sawmill at Milaca
steamed up last week preparatory to
commencing work Monday.
Henry Webster was. in Princeton
during the past week looking after the
interest of his company here.
You will make no mistake in cooking
if you use Reliable Baking Powder in
glass jars, for sale by PATTERSON.
Joe Craig is visiting the scenes of
his boyhood in Pittsburg and vicinity.
He expects to be absent three weeks.
The proceedings of the three days
session of the board Of county commits
sioners will be found on the eighth
page.
The upper dam" across. Rum river
at Milaca has been completed and the
crew is now at work on the Whitney
Brook dam.
c. A. Jack went to st. Paul yesterday
morning to represent the local Masonic
lodge at the annual meeting of the
grand lodge.
j.. W. Hartman is conducting his
business as village recorder in the
basement recently occupied by Chap
mans barber shop.
Joseph Trickey, who captured a fe-
male wolf near Page last week,
brought it to Princeton Saturday to se-
cure the $15 reward
John Lawson, of Anoka, came to
Princeton Monday morning to look
lover the town and purchase a carload
of our excellent brick.
Hon. D. F. Kelley, Of Northfeld,
came up from the legislature Thursday
to visit his daughter, Mrs. G. A. Jack.
He returned to Mortified Saturday
morning.
There will be Scandinavian gospel
meeting at the Congregational church
next Sunday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
All Scandinavians are cordially invited
to attend
Mrs. E. w. Cundy, Of Edith, who
was the guest of her sister, Mrs. r.. L.
Small, last week, left for Minneapolis
last Saturday afternoon to visit rela-
tives there.
One of Nicely & Claggett's teams
driven by Ernest Byers made a lively
run up Main street Sunday but were
stopped before anyone was injured or
any damage done.
Hon. H. r Mallette, of Foreston,
was in Princeton Friday. He says
, business was much better with them
during the holiday trade than for the
two previous years.
! A social will be given by the Good
; Templars at their hall over Berg's
store on next Wednesday evening, Jan.
20, 1897. Every body is cordially in
; vited. Admission 10 cents
. A. L. Cramb, manager of the Foley
Bean Lumber company at Milaca and
4 Henry Webster, travelling salesman of
! the company, were in the city over
Sunday Cloud Jour1sal-Press.
D Notice.
3 Having succeeded the firm Of Hart
) man & Patterson request all those
= owing the firm to come in and settle
: with me at once. I. G. PATTERSON.
= The sheriff tangle in Anoka county
\ resulting from the tie vote has been
: settled, the commissioners appointin
John Tierney to succeed himself It
J was the easiest way out Of the difficulty
$ The West Branch bridge will not be
I opened to travel until spring. The
council have decided to grade the
: street some prior to the opening and
: this cannot be done until after the