The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1899-05-11

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DR.. F. L. Small, resident dentist,
Townsend block. g. 1923. Fl.
p. K. Evens went to St. Paul last
Tuesday evening on business. # --,.
A great many of our citizens are in
vesting in new buggies and carriages
Mrs. Richard Patchin, of Baldwin,
gave birth to a son last Tuesday
night:
Young's Uncle Toms Cabin" COM
pany will catch suckers in Little Falls
this evening.
|. E. Burgan has piped his lawn and
will have plenty of water for his gar
den and trees.
E. B. Anderson occupies the Burgan
dwelling near the school house re-
Gently vacated by Joseph Blanchett.
2 Mrs. N. N. Agren came down from
z Milaca last Thursday afternoon to re-
main few days with Mrs. J. V. Wick
, lund.
J. G. Herdliska has moved his
jewelry stock from Jesmer's depart
,ment store to the store of Anderson &
: Herdliska.
~ Fish are beginning to bite in the
. river and the boys line the banks, sup
piled with rod and look of supreme
happiness.
= W. A. Dorr, who has been quite i'll
for several months, was over town last
: week for the first time since the early
part of February.
j., Mrs. Trask, who is visiting Mrs.
Page, suffered from a severe pulmo-
nary hemorrhage last Monday evening,
but is now recovoring.s -:
+ There seems to be a general turning
over among the renters in Princeton
this spring, the drays being kept busy
transferring household goods from one
location to another.
Judge Keith is attending a meeting
of the board of managers of the St.
CLOUD refermatory in ST. Paul. The
charges against the management of
: Superintendent Houlton are being in
yestigated.
John Campbell has written Postmas-
ter Cordiner a very interesting letter
from California. At least Cordiner
says it is interesting and no one to
whom it has been exhibited can deny
the assertion.
Elmer Chapman left last week for
Hibbing to look over the town pre-
paratory to starting in business.
Elmer is good workman and if he
locates there the people will have no
reason to complain.
T. H. Galley has contracted with the
Princeton Hardware company for a
party wall on the south of the new
building the company has now in
course OF construction. This is taken
as an Indication that another new
building is being contemplated.
T. F. Kiernan,' for several years .su.
perintendent of the public schools oil
Carver county, has been. in. Princeton
this week and made the UNION a
frlendly call during his stay. He is
an: old educator but is planning tc
leave the school work to take up co,1n.
try journalism. -. ..-
The bottom has dropped out of the
potato market and those who were
holding their spuds expecting to gel
Sl.OO per bushel are the losers. Some
farmers are said to have as many >as
500 bushels in their cellars and the
aggregate still unmarketed will prob.
ably run into the tens of thousands.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. W. Woodcock re.
turned from their trip to the west last
Sunday morning and report avery en-.
joyable journey. Mr.. Woodcock saws
he saw some country which suited him
but most Of it a man couldn't run fast
enough to give him deed. He was
disappointed, he says, to find So little
OF the land suitable for agriculture,
. most of it being timber and rocks
Mrs. Woodcock returned greatly i'm.
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