The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1899-04-06

JACK, The Pioneer DRUGGIST:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Dr. Bacon and Alderman Nelson,sof {
Milaca, were in the village this week t
attending court. E% .'eH&. a&f |
ETA. Briggs was called to Elk River
last Tuesday on business, returning to {
Princeton yesterday morning. @5 t
A. Rines, 4 Co.. would like few
more improved farms to- sell. You
should see them before listing YOUR
property. So. -. g.. .s,f# ID.
r. L. Cramb returned to Milaca yes
terday afternoon after Serving as one
of Sheriff Claggett's deputies at the
recent term OF court. .~.... '""
Princeton Lodge No.: So, K. of p;
conferred the second rank on two can
didates last Tuesday evening. Several
of the Milaca brethren were present.
A. F. Pratt, of Anoka, was in the {
village yesterday looking after several
cases in the district; court. The Anoka {
attorney was very successful in his
suits. .--'
The incorporation Of Princeton as a
city is still being talked Of and many ,
express a regret that the matter was
not voted upon at the recent special
election. '.-a.--. $780,. T.. :
Charley Howard left for Montana
last Saturday,, whore he expects to
find employment. He fired a car of
potatoes to its; destination for G. H.
Rines & Co. .. .z".:
Frank Hanscome has secured situa-
ton as manager Of a dairy farm near
Saltwater and leaves this week with
his family to enter upon. the duties of
the position.
Mrs. Charles Keith and Mrs. Ben.
Soule sr. made an exchange of their
residences last Tuesday. The Keiths
will take possession Of the brick dwell
ling Immediately. 1922 :
The special election of the town of
Princeton to decide whether a town
house shall be built has been called
for April %, and the official call is pub
lished is this issue. +
The Thomas concert company will
be in Princeton May. +. They have
secured many complimentary notices
in different towns where they haveE
given their entertainment, :..-. s;s-so. -
Will Nicely sold his residence in the j.
southern part Of the village last Satur-
day to Capt. N. Small and as soon as it
can be remodelled it will be occupied
by DR.. F. L. Small's family.
Henry Webster. Foley Beams popu-
lar salesman, was in the village last
Friday looking after the interests of
his firm. Mr.. Webster may become a
resident OF the village again.
W. 9. Andrews, Wright, Barrett g.
Stilwell's popular travelling representa-
tive, replenished the paper stocks in
the village last Tuesday and incident
ally got rid of a few fresh stories.
Tuesday April 18th, 1899 -''Dorcas''
a. grown up children's party-"Come
at early candle lighting''-Ice cream
and cake. Hall over the postoffice
Come and be children once more.
St. Cloud is in the throes of an ex-
citing municipal campaign and its
newspapers are reading the riot act to
the partisans OF each faction. Taxa
ton furnishes the principal topic.
D. H. McCuaig has purchased the
interest of Mr.. Butler and now is the
sole owner of the Commercial livery
barn. He has put in several new
teams and rigs and is hustling for bust
ness. ..,"s -. =
Don't miss the opening chapters of
the new serial, 1.-THE Red Badge of
Courage" which appear in this issue.
1t is true-to-life description Of the
experiences. Of private soldier in
battle: $50 -
The case of the four grangers who
we're arrested by Warden Stevens, of
Anoka, charged with illegal fishing at
Elk lake came on for trial at Elk River
last Saturday and they we're all dis
charged. 49,. t. -'"-.,
The southbound Eastern was, over
an hour late last Wednesday evening,
owing to the: breaking Of one Of the
connecting rods Of the engine. The
engine finished the&run, working on
ntla do LtE..LL F ts3. 49, -,