The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1899-02-23


THE PRIMO ET( o. IN 10 r
G. G. A. Presley, 81 Milaca, was iii the
Village Tuesday Oh business.
Wanted, . girl for general house,
work MRS. BERT JEsMER.
\ just cut anoth Ter d eliciors New x ork
;cr'eam cheese. +. ~. LIpDENsa
John Norgren, of SForeston, was q
visitor Of the county seat last Il uesday.
Mrs. John Cullen Of Sc. George, was
the guest Of her father for several days
last week, 81 53i} sss,
| Three hundred pounds Of good cof-
fee at re per pound, a great bargain,
at Walkers. 5s5 HUI s5Is1
Sheriff Claggett is occupying his
new Office in the second story Of the
court house,. III N. ~. 81. sss@s.
Col. Newbert is repapering a portion
OF the Commercial hotel, and other
wise cleaning house. IS. .s.. d
Dr.. Small has so far recovered as to
be able to resume his practice and will
now be found in his Office
Prof. Bruins, the Optician, will be at
Commercial Hotel, Princeton, March
9th and It'll. Eyes examined free. .
Anyone doubling the absolute purity
OF that SC honey at Walkers, call and
read State Inspectors report on it.
Chocolate layer cakes, only l5c,
largeelayer squares only SC, from Re
CAMS bakery. F. Z. LUDDEN. n
I Capt. Patterson went to Lindstrom
Monday, where heGwill look after the
business interests of G. H. Rines g. Co.
Get your footwear at Marks Great
Bargain Store. T; We have everything
for the feet and the prices are below
other dealers. .@. &* >5::5s..&,.@=,. ~.
Suit has been commenced against
twenty-eight Milaca citizens, who
were makers of the creamery notes.
The holder of the notes is endeavoring
to enforce payment. = s5sss,, -s:. 81.
Mrs. H. Newbert spent several days
in Milaca last week, making arrange
ments to institute the new lodge of
Rathbone Sisters at that place. She
met with excellent success. ~ n b.
Bob Nicely has been around on
crutches this week, owing to an acct
dent which occurred while he was
loading some wood. In. some manner
his foot was caught in roll and the
ankle was badly sprained.. 49,, i
The addition to the heating plant al
the court house has been completed
this week, and the offices Of. the sheriff
and superintendent OF, schools in the
second story are now warmed by
steam. The large court room also has
this accommodation. ,.s..t 49, .ss...l.t.. 81
| Smith Soule and Frank Patterson
came down from the, 'Soule lumber
camp last Saturday night toS remain
with families over Sunday. Most q
the winters work is already completed
the teams being now engaged in. haul
l.
ing piling to Milaca.> This has been 8
very successful winter for; ;thea Soefes
F ;It*was stated Saturday shat Mrs
Fred McCaughey, who has been tele
graph operator at the Waite Parl
shops, would resign shortly. 1T is i'm
derstood that a man named Anderson
formerly agent at Princeton, is to pc,
the place made jvacants Mrs. Nc
Caughey will join her husband who il
working for the Great Northern a.
Spokane. st. Cloud Times. =
+ yJorgianna Lillihaug, of &Greenbush
was examined as to her sanity Tues
day, and the court decided. that she
would be better off if she we're an in
mate of Fergus Fall hospital anc
therefore committed her3to that insti
tuition. She believed the devil wa.
pursuing her. Her ailment has beer
growing upon her for the past foul
years, but even now she is not consid
cred dangerous patient. !.
| :
The death. of. sergt. NJ. N. Carleton
at Manila has caused the friends 8
Mrs, Carleton, of this village, to fire.
quently inquire about the safe ~ of he1
sons. The Carleton mentione | in the
dispatches was St. Paul boy and no
a son OF our Mrs. Carleton. He wa.
accidentally shot by acompa Ion while
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