The Princeton union., 1899-05-04

PRINCETON UJNION: 4
Ike Walker, of Spencer Brook, spent
Monday in this village. ... b
Mrs. Thomas Hendrickson arrived s
n the, village last Monday morning
rom Cokato.. a
sIn Dixie's Land commences in this
ssue. You should not fail to read this
most excellent serial. Y
E. E. Price, OF Milaca, was in the "
village last Saturday to- attend the
meeting Of the assessors Of the county. 7
!. L. W. Pierson has purchased the
Galley homestead Of Mrs. Q. r. Barker
and will put up a new residence on the \
Nathan L. Osman and Annie Revoir
we're Joined in wedlock last Monday
night by Rev. J. S. Bouck at his resi- |
dence. 49,. ri :. t
William Bouck, who is now located
at Silyerton, WASH, has been very i'll
with grip, followed by congestion of |
the lungs. 8: ..:.
The high school boys were given a
little practice by picked nine of kids
and old "charley HOSES" last Tuesday
afternoon. So
The hail which fell Friday night is
reported to have broken considerable
glass in the northern part of Sher-
burne county.
The Mark Live Stock company has
received a car load of Angora goats
this week and it's stockyard presents a
sight worth seeing.
Capt. l. G. Patterson is harvesting
the annual crop of lies. He began the
assessment of the personal property
of the village this week.
The Hi Skis defeated the base ball
team of the Clara Mathes company last
Wednesday afternoon by score OF
% to 3-and then it rained.
There is a stir of general improve
ment all over the village this season,
every property owner seeming deter
mined to make his possessions more
attractive.
Don't forget the game of base ball
between the Princeton H. S. and the
Elk River H. S. at the fairgrounds
next Saturday afternoon. Admission
10 and 25 cents.
James Bulger, OF Minneapolis, an
old friend of Michael Rice, was in the
| village last Monday. He is thinking
seriously OF settling in this vicinity in
the near future.
E. NJ Farnham was down from Peli-
can rapids last week for few days
visit with his family. He reports that
the work Of preparation is progressing
rapidly at his brick yard.
Every member Of Mile Laos com
pany No. 3, U. r. K. P. should be pres
ent at the regular meeting this even
ing. There will be business of inn
portance to be considered.
The laws passed by the recent legis-
lature are given to our readers this
morning in supplement form. ., The
UNION will not recommend them to
anyone desiring interesting reading.
Mile Laos Company No. 8, U. r. K.
P. has been invited to take part in the
Memorial Day exercises at Minneap-
, oils. The boys will decide whether to
, go or remain here at their meeting
tonight.
Mrs. Mary Henry, mother of George
Henry and sister OF Mrs. Isaac Giles
5 pie, died in Greenbush last Tuesday
5 aged 81 years. She was one of the old
, settlers of that town and was we'll
, known and highly respected.
E. L. Reed is closing deal whereby
most of the lands in this county owned
by Reed & Sherwood are to become his
t individual property. Capt. Reed
i. evidently appreciates the value of
t Mile Lacs county real estate.
The kindergarten pupils held very
y, entertaining exercises on arbor and
, bird day under the supervision of
Misses Carleton and Huse. Part of
the little folks represented birds and
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