The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1899-08-10

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Mrs. J. w. Hartman has gone for a
few weeks visit with relatives.
Col. J. n. Rogers has been visiting
his family in Princeton this week.
Frank Brogan is painting a couple
of school houses in Germany this week.
Anse Hayden, of Elk River, was the
guest Of relatives in Baldwin last
Thursday.
Miss Fannie Jones has gone to Bux-
ton, n. D., where she will be the guest
of Miss Reeves.
Ray Donovan is visiting friends in
Northtield. During his absence he
will have his eyes treated.
If you enjoy base ball be sure to at
tend the St. Cloud-Princeton game at
the fair grounds next Sunday
Sunday nights rain was ust what
was needed for the corn and potatoes
The ground was thoroughly moistened.
The pipe crew is putting in the
large mains on Main street this week,
having completed the southern extern
sion. {
Mrs. \. \. Caswell returned last
Friday morning from a months visit
with relatives in Minneapolis and
AnOka.
Mrs. Fritz Kunkel has been suffering
from an intestinal ailment and for
time her life was despaired of but she I
is now recovering. ,
The game between St. Cloud and
Princeton at the fair grounds next
Sunday promises to be very exciting. {
This is the first of the SERIES t
The rain Tuesday evening was ac-
companied by strong wind and the
storm broke up several meetings which
had been planned for that evening. t
G.. F. LOweth. of St. Paul. the en- =
gineer who is supervising the construc- ,
ton of Our waterworks and electric
light plant, was in the village last
Thursday T
The district court affirmed the judy :;
ment OF the justice court in the Vein
berg-Steeves case and granted the de-
defendant a stay of thirty days in
which to appeal
Hon. T. E. Byrnes, of Minneapolis,
visited Princeton Saturday, to consult ,
with Auditor Dunn concerning case
now pending before the interior de-
partment at Washington.
The kid mines of AIilaca and Prince .
ton played a game of ball at the fair :
grounds Tuesday afternoon. Victory +
perched on the banner of the NIilaca ,
boys, the score being 20 to 5. +
Aaron Mingo's little child cut itself
on some broken glass last week at it's !
home in Book. n piece nearly an ,
inch long remained imbedded in the ,
wound and required surgeons knife :
to remove it.
Wyanette is having a mad dog scare. {
canine having symptoms of hydro
phobia ran amuck week or two ago ,
and it is said to have bitten score or :
more of the farmers dogs MANY have
since been killed.
Ed. Donnelly, formerly in charge of '
one Of the sections terminating in this t
village, is now roadmaster on the Coon i
Creek cutoff. The promotion was de-
served and Mr.. Donnelly will prove to
be good man for the position. .
If anyone doubts the prosperity of |
the farmers in this section, let him f
take drive through some of the ad- a
joining towns. The buildings of the G
farmers of this vicinity are far above f
the average, many OF them being of
brick.
The gun club held its regular meet v
ing last Saturday night. Posters OFFER v
ing reward of S25 for the arrest and {
conviction OF parties guilty of unlawful e
shooting were ordered printed and S
posted. At the regular shoot this v
evening samples of a new shell will be I
tried, both on bluerocks and targets !
and it is quite likely that the club will 2
order supply for its members. a
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