The Princeton union., 1899-03-23

49, Il
The club which O-git-ob used when
40 killed A-wa-ne-ga-boo is on exhibi-
ion in Danielson's window, Sheriff
Jlaggett having secured it while in
3rainerd Tuesday.
W. S. Foster, an attorneyy of Mime
apolis, will locate at Milaca, tpurchas-5
ng an interest in the business Of A. Il.
Pratt, Mr.. Foster will have charge Of
he Office of the firm in that village.
The dance given at the opera house
astsThursday evening was not very
argely attended, there being only
enough to dance a half q dozen sets.
Those who attended speak highly Of
The affair. sstss
Miss Florence Tibbetts departed last
Friday afternoon for her home in
Wayzata, where she will spend her
1acation.' Miss Georgia Campbell ac-
her and will be- her guest
;his week. "
Fred Newton was pulled out Of, bed
Monday night to make an attachment
or Solomon Long, who intimated that
40 would like a tenant to pay his rent
before he left for parts unknown. The
lebt was paid. ~ s-...> 'a i
1t is reported that diphtheria has
made an appearance at Mora, one
death having occurred from. the dis
base. The report further states that
number of people have been exposed
10 the contagion. ..A.'>.., = :. -" =. NJ
The rush of potatoes still keeps up
and the farmers are finding money in
large quantities. The cash is being
put to good use too. Debts, taxes, ETC.,
are being paid and supplies for next
are being laid in. ...
Some of those who we're hauling
bridge timbers for the Eastern Mime
sofa cutoff we're caught in the late
storm with too large load and were
forced to unload a part of it between
this village and Cambridge.
Mora is after a creamery, and the
Times proposes to make sure of the in
dustFy by raising a bonus. Kanabec
county has good range for cattle and
the business would undoubtedly be
profitable soon after the. start.
"A, large number of teams have been
furnished with employment by the
sales of brick to residents Of the vii
lage. Besides the regular. sales, to
dealers there are large quantities be-
ing hauled for building purposes.
The members of the -Wyanette
Grange are hauling lumber from this
village for new Grange; hall. which
will be raised as soon as spring opens.
This society seems to be prospecting in
many of the towns of Isanti county.
Property owners are making prepar-
ations to make many important i'm
provements in their residences and
other buildings as soon as spring opens.
Princeton is a prosperous village and
its people always keep well up to: the
times. -. = - ~.
The farmers are laying in large stocks
of feed and this demand, keeps the
Princeton Roller Mill company strips
ped of::all it's shorts and BRAN. 5!Fhe
company has been obliged to Ship in
several carloads from other mills to
keep up its stock.
: Milaca talks of holding a special
election to decide who shal II be 'presi-
dent of the village council, the regular
election resulting in lie between E.
l. Davis and Andrew Bryson. Why
not shake dice or settle it with a game
of ''smear?'' 1t would be cheaper.
Olof Johnson will not give up his
fight for his claim on Mile Lacs lake
without a struggle. He was in Prince
ton last week on his way to St. Cloud
where he went to consult his attorney
and make arrangements to perfect his
appeal to the secretary of the interior.
Mrs. j.. G. Wiley, OF Northport,
WASH, arrived in Princeton last Sat-
urday morning. She will be the
guest of her sister, Mrs. A. A. Cas-
we'll, for several weeks. Her mother,
Mrs. J. W. Pride, accompanied her to
the village and remained for a few
days. ..~
Hon. G. H. Chad bourne came down
from Duluth last Saturday afternoon
to remain over Sunday at home. Chad
says he has got the run of the work in
the dairy inspection department now
so that he can perform his duties
easily and with satisfaction to all con-
cerned.
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