The Princeton union., 1899-11-09
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DR.. F. L. Small, resident dentist,
Townsend block. 4
The electric lights are being put
into Jesmer's opera house and the
store < "
NJ. Cutler has been employed by q
Minneapolis firm to buy potatoes at
this station.
There was very good crowd in town
last Saturday and the merchants all
report a good trade.
A. L. VanWormer is erecting new
dwelling on the site OF the one de-
stroyed by fire last summer. -
Will Hatch, who has been employed
on the Anoka insane hospital, spent a
couple of days at home this week.
Jones Bros. are moving from their
present quarters to the building re-
Gently vacated by Marshall's harness
shop.
S.. A. Mabel, of Danewood, came over
Monday to look over the lines and in
struments of our local telephone ex-
change.
What's the matter with Minnesota's s
Indian summer? This weather comes
in handily with the present state OF
the fuel market.
Mrs. NJ. A. Caswell, of Coon Creek,
and son, Herbert, lately returned from
the Philippines, were guests of rela-
tives over Sunday.
Ben Soule went after ducks the first
OF the week and got ducked. His boat
was cranky and Ben:rode nine miles in
wet clothing as a result.
Mrs Mcclellan, who was forced to
undergo an operation last Saturday, is
much improved. DR.. Tarbox was as
sisted by DR.. Bacon, of Milaca.
We have finally secured the agency
of the celebrated Diamond Brand Gas
Roasted Cotfees, finest known try them
|, Al, ANDERSON & HERDL1sKA.
There are several opportunities of
fered to- contribute to a good cause
Many raffles are being pushed and few
- can escape the solicitation of the ticke1
seller
The loss of hay by reason of the re
cent high water is causing many of ou1
farmers. to dispose of their stock
Many predict hay famine before th'
winter is over. ...........
Capt. Blandon, who came here tt
put the water works engine in repair
got two of his fingers in tight place
=, and the fly wheel very quickly de
prived him of pair of nails.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. 'Jesmer enter
tanned about twenty of their neighbor
last Thursday night. Progressive
sinch furnished the amusement an,
light refreshments were served.
Messrs Woodcock & Oakes announc
that the UNION was in error when i
stated that the brick had all been sold
Most of their product has but the
still have about. 100000 left for tn
local trade. .,..... = 49, T..
Several of the farmers neglected
cover the pits in which they had store
their potatoes sufficiently and will los
many from freezing. It is reporte
that a large percentage of the potatoe
on the top and sides of most of the pit
have been badly frosted.
When: Mark was loading his cattl
Tuesday part of the herd becam
frightened at train which pulled int
the station and stampeded. Severs
head of cattle and few shoats ar
missing and Mark offers reward fo
their return or information which wi
lead to their recovery.
Carl Yager, of A Anoka, passed throug
Princeton Thursday on his way t
!. Grand Rapids, where he went I
-''catch, pursue or kill':' a moose, dee
or any big game which comes with
his range of vision. The wreck he]
!. his train here several hours givin
him an opportunity to see somethin
of the village and he left with a ver
good impression of Potatoville. Il. ..
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