The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1899-08-03

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Coleman Bridgman, of, St. Cloud,
was in Princeton last Saturday on real
estate. Business Il \ Z ss s5&s.
sTwo@of Dune 'McCuai gy's> new car
riages have been injured in. runs Always
within the past We k:s. q: !.
Gus Carlson has been vhnquished by
a Kissing bug. Gus deniess'it but
his face gives him away ''''"' -
Lowell Chadbourne, of Minneapolis,
was in the village Monday working his
graft as real estate dealer. / II - !.
Mrs. M. E. Rutherford, Of Mora,
spent Sunday in Princeton, the, guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. S. Rutherford,
A. Weinberg returned to, Princeton
last Saturday and will as usual hustle
for spuds during the potato season.
The plasterers are at work on Capt.
I. G. Patterson's new residence. The
house will soon be ready for the occu-
pants.
The telegraph line along the Coon
Creek cutoff is in course of construc-
ton, the crew having reached Bethel
last week.
|. &. Burgan has returned from his
trip to Indianapolis and the southern
part of this State after an absence of
about ten days.
The fans will be given another op-
portunity to howl themselves hoarse
next Sunday when Anoka will play
ball with Princeton.
Furniture repaired and upholstered;
second hand furniture bought and sold.
Jones Bros. in Solomon Longs old
boot and shoe building.
G. A. Eaton returned Saturday even
ing from Mora, where he had charge
of the Kanabec county bank during
Cashier Newbert's absence.
The construction of Carew's ware
house is making rapid progress and
when completed will be a great i'm
provement on the Carew block.
q. H. NeWbert returned from his
trip to the Yellowstone Sunday night
and stopped off in Princeton on his
way to Mora. He reports most en-
joyable trip"
Mike *Kaliher'sfame as a dog trainer
is spreading. Last week he received a
communication. from Washington ask.
ing him to train a setter, which would
be sent him from that State.
The property owners of Princeton
are doing their share to,make: the. viii
lage ATTRACTIVE IA few dollars spent
for paint and repairs makes a very
noticeable change in the appearance
Of the buildings Of the village.
Princeton was visited by strong
wind Friday afternoon but very little
damage was done. It was accompan-
led by very welcome shower. Re-
ports of hailstones come from the
north, but they, too, did very little
damage.
A hailstorm in the vicinity of Vern-
dale last week destroyed several thou
sand acres of crops. Many of the
fields will be complete loss and others
are nearly total. Some of the farmers
were lucky enough to be protected by
hail insurance.
Judge J. S. Bouck and F. L. Ludden,
OF Princeton, arrived in the village
Wednesday, driving through from
that city. Judge Bouck is father of
the Bouck boys. Mr.. Ludden is a
prominent Princeton merchant
Roy0lto1, Bonner -,
The UNION has a program from the
celebration Of the Fourth of JULY at
Ounalaska, Alaska which was sent
home by W. B. Coons of the 9TH
Illinois. The program consists princi-
pally of patriotic songs and recitations
and was printed with a mimeograph.
Messes.~C. H. Rines and w. H. Fer
rell in company with. several other
potato dealers and some of the. Great
|; Northern officials made trip over the
new cutoff and chose: locations for
their new potato warehouses at Isanti.
Cambridge, Stanchield and Braham
this season. They are also planning
to build one at Foreston in this county.
The dance given by Manager Evens
at the 7'1 new salesroom of the: Gston
Hardware company last. EridaVsssesvve=,nl,t4:
ing was: 2 largely attended ahd sfu II:
nished excellent: entertainment =, fo 81
those present.; <Galichio,s orchestra
furnished the music and thisSev,err,
popular organization I'D ca Il. new
laursels to those already Won. scheeeenn