The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1899-08-31
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For Rent.
The building now occupied by the
Bank of Princeton, will be for rent
and occupancy Sept. /, 1899. The
Bank of Princeton will move to its
new location in the Townsend block at
this date. Inquire of J. j. Skahen,
Princeton, or j. L. Brady, 500 Globe
Building, Minneapolis, MINI.
The late rains have raised the water
in the river somewhat.
Quite large acreage of winter rye
is being sown in this locality
Be sure your child is present at the
opening session of school next Monday
morning.
Mrs. O. H. Lund, of Minneapolis,
has been visiting in the village for
several days.
Sept II, y and 49, the dentist, at
Commercial Hotel. Teeth extracted
extracted without pain.
Home grown tomatoes are coming
into the market in quite large quanti-
ties. Melons are also very plenty.
There are four cases of typhoid fever
in the family Of VIM. Orion in Green
bush. The cases are all very serious.
The hot weather of the past week
was splendid thing for the corn crop,
which will soon be beyond danger Of
frOsts.
Don't forget to save specimens of
your grains and grasses for the county
fair. You can make a good exhibit if
you try.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irish returned to
Princeton last week. They spent the
summer with relatives at their old
home in the east.
N. E. Jesmer & Son are remodeling
the interior of their store and when the
work is done will have several feet OF
added floor space.
Judge Keith, who is visiting with
his friends at his old home IN Aaine
IS expected to return about the mid
BILE Of next month.
LOsT-Somewhere on the road tc
Pease, a lady's jacket of dark blue
cloth, white pearl buttons. Return te
Mrs. Chas NJ. Murray.
A. O. Cotton and wife, of Milaca
came to Princeton last Sunday morn
ing. They drove from here to Cam
bridge to spend the day.
Henry Lind moved his family te
Stanchfeld the first of this week. He
goes over to take charge of a section
the Eastern's Coon Creek cutoff.
Mrs. R. M. Pope, of Mora, came t
the village this week on visit to hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Howard, an(
to attend the marriage of her sister,
To-day is the last day of summer
and there are only a few days left be
fore the frosts come Have YOU Sc
cured your winters supply of hay yet
The baby show will be an interestin!
feature of the coming fair. There will
be no judges appointed and the visitor
will be asked to vote thus expressin,
their choice.
Reports from Iowa say that Georg
Wetsel and the other Princeton con
tractors are having splendid luck witt
their grading and will all put in
very profitable season.
Reports from the Red River VALE
are to the effect that the grain in tina
locality is growing in the shock and
large per cent of it is badly damage
by the continued wet weather.
Owing to the difficulty the NORTH
western Telephone company is ez
periencing in securing poles it will b
fortnight yet before the long distanc
connection will be made in this vi
lage.
Don't your trees hang over the stree
with limbs low enough to interior
with passersby? Wouldn't it be
good plan for you to saw off a fe
branches and win the good will of YOU
neighbors?
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