The Princeton union., 1899-10-12

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Mrs. J. Zimmerman visited Mime
apolis last Friday
Mark holds sale at Cove next Sat-
urday and another one a week later at
Foley.
Mrs. S. NJ. Sinclair is quite i'll and
has been so since her return from Be-
midji
The water mains were filed with
aqua pura for the first time last Tues
day forenoon.
John Lind, not Gov. Lind but just
plain John, came in from his Blue Hill
farm Tuesday.
Will Partridge, resident of south
ern Minnesota, has been the guest of
Leon Wheeler this week.
The young people enjoyed very
pleasant dance at the Scbimming
homestead last Monday evening.
William King, OF Wyanette, is haul
ing large quantities of lumber prepar-
atory to building large barn next
season.
The Cosgrove ''merry-makers'' have
given excellent satisfaction during
their engagement at the opera house
this week.
The potato dealers report a very
slow market and the farmers are not
anxious to dispose of their spuds at
present prices.
MIR. Hurd. of the firm of Clough &
Hurd, was in Princeton yesterday for
few hours looking for men, teams
and provender.
Jack Campbell, one of the old con-
ductors on the Eastern passed through
Princeton this week, having been
given his old run again.
The Princeton Roller Mill company
put on new whistle this week. 1t is
a ''horlzontal gong'' and has pleas.
ant, but powerful sound.
Hon. G. H. Chad dbourne came home
to remain in Princeton over Sunday.
Chad looks as if his work in the dairy
department agreed with him.
John N. Berg returned last week
after a two weeks absence in the cities
and elsewhere where he had been look
ing after his business interests.
Bart Haley returned to his home in
Washington last Thursday afternoon
after spending a fortnight with rela-
tives and friends in Mile Laos and
Sherburne counties.
e. W. Cundy, who went to New Y ork
to witness the Dewey parade, returned
last week. He says the different pa
rades we're wonderful sights and he
feels fully repaid for the trip.
St. Cloud has invited the citizens oil
Princeton, through Mayor Galley, tc
participate in the reception and vel.
come of Company NJ, Thirteenth, next
Saturday afternoon and evening.
For SALE-Three COWS, three
borses, mower, rake and gang plow
Property can be seen at the old Haley
homestead in Baldwin. The farm, 2Ot
acres, for rent for one or a term O.
years. St
Mrs. Mary Orton, resident of this
county for more than thirty years, dice
last Saturday morning of old age
The funeral occurred Tuesday, the in
terment being made in Oak Knoll
cemetery.
The Coon Creek cutoff is beine
rapidly put into shape for the fas
passenger service. The company il
experiencing some trouble with
couple of ''sink holes' and when thi
is overcome the line will be ready TO-
| use.
The new bank at Milaca will occup,
building of it's own. A site has beel
purchased from Mcclure & Wilkes ant
a. crew is already at work on tn
foundation. The building will b.
22x50, two stories, and will be built o
| brick.
A good roads, convention will be hel,
in Duluth next Tuesday. It is con
vention for the territory included il
the Sixth congressional district an,
many able speakers will be present