The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1899-02-23
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Jdseph Brugg eman has made ar
rlaangements TO put il q saw mill son the
river about three miles above the vii
lage. ..Gss
Mrs. Frank Schmidt, Of Stanley,
Wis, who has been visiting her sister,
A Mrs. Simon Olson, departed for her
stl'l 4 last Saturday morning
ia, Knowlton, who; was forced to
undergo an operation several weeks
ago to remove some water from his
lungs, is again able to be about.
Dennis salee, of Scott county, has
purchased q farm from M rs. M ncy j.
Lake, of Milo,and will become d resi-
denton the best county in Minnesota.
Miss Tibbetts, who has been teach
ing at Garrison, has resigned her posi-
ton. She will go to Montana, where
she has secured q more lucrative situa-
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Township ballots will be quickly
and neatly printed at this Office, and If
desired it can be done secretly. We
do business the way our customers de-
sire it,
sg Next Thursday will occur the an
inual inspection Of Mile Laos company
No. ~. R.eK. P. Col. Wheaton will
be present and install the new officers.
Every member is expected to be pres.
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The country politicians are begin
ming to warm up to the situation, and
can be seen plotting on the street cor
ners. The town meeting next month
promises to furnish several warm con
tests. is 81 <s ! +
iii I. s.. Mudgett. is. suffering from a
strang ulated hernia. DR.. T. L. Armit-
age performed an operation last even
ing and the patient is reported to be
resting easily, though not yet out Of
danger. it,, 3, + + ...1... # *s> + AZ
TIL: Galley received few bottles of
the Soil Of joyn from the temperance
committee of the house last week,
which he has distributed with earnest
care among the friends of the mem
bers of the committee. .... 81" =
The young ladies of the German
Lutheran church have adopted a novel
planSto secure money for their church.
They have decided to cut and make
wrappers for ladies who are too busy
70 do such work for themselves. i. =
Col. Henry Newbert returned last
Thursday morning from ST. Paul, hav-
ing paid the legislature visit. While
in the city he saw Charley Rice, who
informed him that he would soon be
on the road again, this time for, Du-
luth candy house. !. +. sss2:::.,ss,.. /
IS Ole Hanson, a resident of Isanti
county, while hauling rye to Anoka
last'week, fell from his load and frac-
tured his spinal column. At last &C
count the attending physician said
there was no hope for his recovery.
He has wife and family. ,E..
Editor Pease compliments Hon. II
r. Mallette on the manner in which he
has looked after the interests of Anoka
county in this session of the legisla-
ture.s Mr.. Mallette believes in repre-
senting the whole district. y .-- ~. -,
P Mayor T. G. Mclean, Of Anoka, was
Princeton Thursday and Friday of last
week.. He is administrator of the es-
tate of James Kelly, who died short
time ago in New Brunswick, leaving
some property in this county : !:
During the recent *spell of weather.
the supply of some varieties of coal
was exhausted in the cities, and the
fuel companies at the head of the lakes
found it difficult to load cars fast
enough to supply the demand. OF
course the price went up few notches,
Mrs. H. H. Cheney, of Minneapolis,
is visiting friends here on her way
home from Milaca, where she has been
assisting, Mrs. Newbert in organizing
q Rathbone Sisters Temple. Mrs.
Cheney is the founder and organizer
Of Gala Temple in this village and is
an enthusiastic worker in the order.
The Brainerd Dispatch says that the
sheriff of Grow Wing county found
man at Mile Laos lake last week who
was wanted in North Dakota for steal
ing wheat. His name is given as al
bert Lakewald, and the Brainerd Of
ficials will hold him until requisition
can be secured. The arrest was made
Feb. Is. rs. y .sa.a4S M II 4 .,s@
g. H. Chadbourne writes us from Du-
luth that when he returned to the city
after a weeks absence he found Their
|mometers standing at As above, while
when heleft there they stood at Al be-