The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1899-06-15

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
N Dr.. F. L. Small, resident dentist,
Townsend block.
: S. A. Carew broke the ground for
his new warehouse yesterday morning.
For dressmaking at reasonable rates
call on Miss Florence Mclaughlin, at
Mrs. E.:G. Soule's.- .,
A large amount of building material
is being hauled from this village to
Dalbo and Maple Ridge.
The work of laying the underpinning
for the Congregational church was
commenced Tuesday morning. 80
The Doreas ladies were very success
full with their handkerchief sale last
Friday evening, the receipts being
about S45. w. ~.a!'.-F1
A. L. Graves, of St. Paul, was in the
village Tuesday. He is deputy labor
commissioner and was inspecting the
mills and shops.
=. Gollmar Bros circus which will be
here Saturday, was in the cyclone
(which destroyed the town of New
Richmond, Wis, Monday.
) With electric lights, waterworks
and a long distance telephone Prince
ton will soon put on the metropolitan
airs which her business entities her to
:. Miss Tennie Cravens went to Milaca
Monday to take editorial charge of the
,Ismes while her brother enjoys the ex-
cursion of the rthwestern Editors
= association. ..-~,.
i About dozen of the Princeton K.
P.'s attended the Pythian Memorial
services at Minneapolis last Sunday.
The boys we're we'll entertained by the
Minneapolis brethren.
) Gollmar Bros. exhibited here as ad-
<Vertised and it was the best show ever
seen in Alden. Everything passed off
smoothly and the performers are all
stars.-Alden (Minn.) Advocate. At
:. Princeton June H.,
= Supt. Houlton has Topped off the
heads of=two OF his official staff whom
he suspected of giving comfort and aid
to the enemy during the recent trou-
BILE. A new stenographer and physi-
clan are drawing salaries from the
State. i "a
From the Hibbing NeDs we learn
that Otto Schneider and Joseph Inder-
bitten are matched for a Hotpoint
game OF pool and the championship of
the Northwest at that town tonight.
If Schneider happens to meet two big
ones and a little one the rest will be
easy 49, .@~.' - - -.
Mrs. Alpheus Moore, of Ellsworth
Falls, Maine, left for her home Mon
day morning. She has been visiting
her son, G. O. Moore, and other rela.
tives since October. She has taken a
great liking to our little town and
thinks she may return and make her
home here. !
IS. A. Carew has applied for a build
ing permit and will at once proceed tt
erect a solid brick warehouse 28x6t
with basement on First street in the
rear of his present building, L
Princeton isn't having very substan
tial growth this season the UNION
would like to inquire what constitutes
such a growth. '} - '~'@4 p.
The Granite Falls Tribune speaks
thus wisely of "a bad custom Of some
merchants: vegetables and fruit dis
T.
played outside of stores for sale Should
be placed high enough. so that. dog.
passing up and down the street canno
stick their noses in the same and leave
a fetid dog-gone effiuvia thai emanate!
from other sources attached thereto. ,
A saw can be used with great salts
faction-to the pedestrians at least--o,
7 many OF the trees bordering the side
walks OF the village. The low hang
ing boughs are constant menace t,
eyesight and are particularly danger
Gus at night. It won't hurt the tree
any and it will add greatly to tn,
pleasure Of some of your fellow citi
Zens If YOU act unOn this SUGGESTION