The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1899-06-22

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Mrs. Emma Hall, Of saltwater, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Nice lellan.
L. S. Briggs is enjoying life now,
having procured q comfortable turn
out. .@.. E5. ss.'Sss s's
Mrs. May Vose, Of West Superior, is
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. W. H.
Terrell.
n. G. lDanielson left Tuesday for ST.
Louis, but it is>rumored he willsstop
this side. .seISS a*f. ISL. ! I. vi.
r. E.. Jones has as his guests for the
summer his mother, brother and. his
wife, from Nebraska. s..fs
Henry Webster is going through
bankruptcy proceedings in the U. S.
court in Minneapolis. ezz.
Miss Morneau and one of her Dayton
friends were guests Of F. P. Morneau
Saturday and Sunday. ss.z Y z.9......
C. A. Jack left Tuesday morning to
attend the annual meeting of the State
Pharmaceutical society. pa -
The new crop of prairie chicks is be-
ing Matched and the pot hunters are
furnishing their scatter guns.
Services were held in the Congrega-
tional church last Sunday for the first
time since the church left its old Local
ton. -: - .oz--. /.
| Sarah B. Grant wassm arried to Will
liam G. Veal last Monday evening.
Both parties are we'll known in this
vicinity. - ~. -.,<:$.z.s =
| DLittle Mildred >Newbert, Of Mora, is
visiting her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs, G. H.. Rines and Mr.. and Mrs. Fl,
Newbert. s-t. ~.
! The building of the Princeton Hard.
ware company is being lathed, the
work being done by Bert Nokes and
Charles Harmon. 49," Ia.
There was slight skirmish between
the canvas men and some of the town
boys circus day but no one was killed
and only few wounded. 49,. =
/ John Define, of Sherburne county,
was drowned Friday morning while
fishing from boat in the Elk River.
! He was twenty-three years of age. 80
81 Mrs. Hans Ecklund received $1,000
on the policy carried by her late hus
band in the Maccabees June. 10. The
payment was made as soon as the
r proofs Of death were completed prop
| erly and forwarded, and speaks
e volumes for this excellent 'fraterna
Q society Il ,-.]~.1
Yesterdays mail did not arrive IN
n til after noon, there being a wreck be
o tween Elk River and Anoka. Th,
s freight train which passed through til,
!. village about 7 A. NJ. was derailed ant
J. the wreck blocked both the Grea
Northern and the Northern Pacifi
tracks. 7]$s; 9 . 81, pm @ ~
J" The indications are that Mile Lac
= county will have the biggest crop il
: it's history. If the weather man vii
70 just give it plenty of rain and he
8 weather it will attend to the othe
little details itself and the farmer
j. will be obliged to invest in large
10 purses in the fall. = =, 4* Isl
is The north bound passenger reache
as Princeton thirty minutes earlier i
c. the morning now, its time being 10:l:
. The lake boats have commenced t
:. make regular trips and this cause
49, the change of the trains. The chang
~ occurred last Saturday. The time i,
49, the other trains remains the same.
n Andrew Fair and Poolera; & Cowl.
returned last week from Isanti whel
they had grading contracts on tt
IN Eastern Minnesota cutoff. They r
III port the work of grading nearly Fl
IN ished. The steel is laid on the nor
~ end as far, as Grass Lake and the co
oil struction crew is now working fro
III the south. The rails will probab
reach Cambridge Saturday night.
l1e A maiden fair with sun-kissed ha
la' came tripping down the street; wi
\ ~ face serene-her1 age sixteen-ge
ON whiz! but she was sweet! On bana
% peel she stepped with her heel-ther
''ne jolt that shook her curls; but t