The Princeton union., 1899-04-27

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Capt, Patterson has an architect at |
york ons the plans forE, his new resi-.
lence which, he expects to build. this
season. . IN fs W. w: AZ n II. s d. ss Ss, #
The boys who are driving Reed &
sherwood's logs from Bogus Brook to
he boom limits spent Sunday il the
7illage, # y e. I. 4. i, :ss@ ... s,.
A steam saw has been busy for the
oastweek cutting up the wood piled
near the depot on the north side. OF
First street. = -1"@ Z s..=: y .5'Sa :
Ben Soule drove.to Minneapolis last
week, being accompaniedjby his wife
On the trip. During his absence he
lost sone Of his drivers. =>'.<. r.,
:. The Thomas Concert company gives
the best of satisfaction. At opera
house Thursday, May 4th. Admission
Is and 25 cents. Reserved seats at
JeSmerHS store. ..' ..S ...- -
Some trouble has been experienced
already in getting water for driving on
Rum river. The boys who went up
for Burch are working only ten hours
a day-but they are not kicking: on
that.
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tered in the district court last week in
the case of Mrs. Annie Revoir against
Charles Revoir. Mrs. Revoir was
given the freedom she sought and the
custody of the children.
Big game hunters will hereafter be
obliged to take out gun license.
The law provides that anyone hunting
deer, elk or moose must have a license,
non-residents being obliged to put up
$25 for the right and residents the sum
of 25 cents.
Several new wheel scrapers have
been received by the contractors work.
ing on the Coon Creek cutoff. The
greater part of their supplies are un-
loaded here. There are two or three
carloads Of dump cars on the track
here now waiting for them.
The new game. law makes quite a
change in the method of fishing. Now
it is legal for the boys to take pickerel
and suckers at any season Of the year,
either with hook or spear and some of
them have been doing quite profita-
BILE business in the village. ..
Another Uncle. Toms Cabin troupe
will seek to lure the festive dollar from
the pockets of the people here next
Saturday night. There is something
about this play which always draws
and the company will undoubtedly get
as large house as it deserves.
! Work is being rushed on the Coor
| Creek. cutoff now that spring ha:
fairly opened and the contractors arr
using every team that can be worked
to an advantage. Although the sea
son is somewhat late there is ever,
prospect that the work will be fnishe'
on time. -.r.~.
| The Maccabees will give another G
their delightful dances. at their :hal
tomorrow evening. The boys hav
always furnished good music an
managed their parties so nicely the
that few who have attended in tn
past will miss this opportunity to. 81
Joy the evening. .: .
The Clara Mathes company arrive
in the village last Monday afternoo
and opened its engagement with th
excellent melodrama, la Bel
1 Marie.'' The company is good on
one of the best that has ever made tn
town, and has given excellent satisfa
. tion throughout it's engagement. M
Jesmer made no mistake when he mac
this booking. = "'. '.s@.4. r.. r.
The veterans of Company NJ wi
meet next Saturday evening to eel
brate the anniversary of their depar
ure from the village at the call fl
volunteers last spring and to organi:
some sort of permanent organizatio
y The boys are already becoming wide
. scattered there being only abo
l. twenty of the fifty-fve now left in tn
: vicinity Several have. re-enlistt
> and. many have found employme
elsewhere. -. -. ..=,..
e J. T.. Larson, president and gener
!, manager of the Dalbo Warehouse col
9 pany, Princeton, was a business visit
" in town Friday. The company is
VI cooperative concern and besides ma
q keting successfully great quantities
y farm produce also buys machinery f
n the farmers in large lots. Mr.. Lars,
= came to confer with the McCormi