The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1899-07-27

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DR.. Niven, July 20 and &c.
Mrs. E. B. Anderson is absent on a d
visit to relatives.
j. H. Ward, of Milaca, was Prince u
ton visitor yesterday.
H. c. Head is improving his build T
ing by applying fresh coat of paint q
c. A. Jack has been visiting his par ::
ents in Mortified since Saturday eve :,
ming.
Mrs. E. D. Claggett has gone to Wis !
consin for a fortnight's visit with rela- =
tives.
If you want a farmers institute here I.
this winter sign the petition at Jacks :.
drug store.
Blueberries and raspberries have r
been coming in in large quantities for r
the past week.
A notice of the teachers examina- j.
ton will be found in another column :.
of this issue.
NJ. |. Clark, one of the proprietors of y
the Arlington at Milaca, spent Mon !,
day in this village.
F: G. Danielson returned Tuesday .
evening from his vacation spent at his :
old home in Spring Lake.
The Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance
company of Glendorado is preparing =
to issue policies to its patrons. :,
The basement of S. A. Carew's new
warehouse is finished and the crew is +
at work now on the building proper s
Will Mile Laos county have a fair S
this year? If one is planned it is high
time: some publicity was given the fact. v
Ringing Bros circus shows at St.
Cloud to-day and several people have
driven to the Granite City to see the
elephant. +
The lawn festival given by the q
Methodist society on the church
grounds last Friday evening was quite .
we'll attended,.
The grass had become so thoroughly ),
dried the first of the week that it
burned readily. Several lawns we're
moved in this manner s
The Congregational church is re-
ceiVing new coat; of paint at the
hands of Palmer & McVicker. The
church was newly shingled last week. +
Hail storms have done considerable '
> damage in different parts of the State
during the month but Princeton and
vicinity have thus far escaped the {
wrath of the storm god. t
The ..Woman's Foreign Missionary .
society; will meet with Mrs. r. NJ.
Nicely next Tuesday afternoon, Aug. l.
~ The subject for study is, @'Our work
and workers in central China II
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&, Inquiries from the south concerning
our potato crop are coming in quiteI
frequently now, and the prospects are
q that there will be an excellent market11
for Minnesota spuds this season. : is
The machine men have been kept
very busy for the past three weeks set
ting up new binders and mowers and
expect to have all the work they can1
possibly do for a. fortnight still. *
There will be special meeting oil
- the gun club this evening after the
regular shoot. Every member should =
attend, as arrangements will be made
to stop all illegal shooting at once.
An Old bum. one Of the regular1
tramp species, suffered from +4alcoholic
po1sonlng' last week and was given a
day IN the catacombs. On being re-
leased by Marshal Spaulding he was
ordered to pull his freight, which he
did Immediately. (
{ The Minneapolis, Anoka, etc. rail-
road has again shown signs of life and
it's projectors hope to have it in opera
tion as far as Anoka this season. When
this is completed the road will be run
north and if we are. not getting the
service we need it may be possible thatI:
the new road will hit#us: and help Us
out. - s:a@ :ss Nh; T
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