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

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Dr.. F. L. Small, resident dentist,
Townsend block. 81 4
A. J. SANKEY'S pension has been in
creased from Sl2 to ST. per month.
Miss Annie, Long was operated upon
by DR.. Tarbox for a tumor of the face.
Miss Hattie Kately returned last
week from a visit to relatives in New
York. .''.' 10. -~"
1E. Burg an is having tennis court
laid out on the ground near his resi-
dence S.f
M. L. Germany is attending the en-
campment Of the Sons of Veterans at
Wayzata this week.
Wild strawberries are ripening. All
the wild fruits promise a very luxur-
liant crop this season.
Train loads of steel and ties are be.
ing hauled through Princeton daily
for use on the new railroad.
Charley Orr returned from Carleton
college, Mortified, last Tuesday morn
ing to spend the summer vacation at
home, 49,,
Green Lake Verifes its name now, it's
surface being completely covered With
a green deposit. Elk lake is said to
De similarly decorated.
Fay Cravens was chosen as one of the
executive committee OF the North
western Editors association at the an"
nual meeting last week. L. =
Baldwin township is doing consider
able ditching on the flats just seuth Of
the village. II will be good i'm
sprovement when it is completed.
4.One candidate was elected and on
application for membershipsreceive,
at the regular meeting of the Order O
Eastern Star last Thursday evening.
:. The walls Of T. H. Caley's new ware
house are going up and the work c
excavating the basement for S. A
>Garew's building is nearly completed
3 The boys who have been at work O
the Coon Greek cutoff have returne
to Princeton, the grading contracts O
which they were employed being CON
> pleted. -
John Heag. M. c. Sausser's popula
salesman, is enjoying vacation at tn
lakes. Fish will be- scarce in, th
neighboring lakes for the remainde
of the season. : ~.
Mrs. Cynthia. Dimmick, eighty-nit
years of age, fell from her bed Monds
morning, cutting cash an inch and
half long in her forehead and othe
wise bruising her.
Billy Phyle, the St. Cloud boy wi
has been pitching for Chicago, is sa
to have been sold to Minneapolis a,
will soon begin to win games in t!
Western association. ~-~. ..- 1850. 81.
The fire at the Troy laundry in Mi
neapolis last week left many Of o
citizens without their usual chang
and dealers in furnishing goods fou
found their SALE greatly increased. s..
The telephone line is completed a
in working order as far as Maj
Ridge The company promises to t
this town early in July: One load
the wire passed through: town II
week. ~'@ = e. -; $s.>s.. l. a..
trip to the northern part of the st;
Tuesday He came back by way
Brainerd and has been looking
cases OF trespass in that part of
country.
- Attorney Keith says that Cambria
has more bicycles to the square ii
than any other town in Minnesota.
driving three miles Friday evening
that vicinity he ''passed $50. ,whet
49,
more or less." s.8-,.
Charles Mcbride, OF Milaca, "
known to most of our people from
connection with the Milaca, base
club, was in the village Saturd
His wife died two weeks ago in a
Paul hospital and Mr.. Mcbride
tho evmnathvlC1f. his Princeton f Mo