The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1899-02-02


etc 1c. got 9 real garden in my cellar.
2. LUDDEN.
Wood Wanted. a.
] want 500 cords Of wood-all kinds.
81. y. Galley. t,
at Elk River, Jan. 25, to Mr.. and
Mrs. G. s. Jones, a son.
# For SALE--Plymouth ROck cock
ferels and Light Brahma cockerels and
.pnllets. ". G.. McVicar, Oak Grove
Poultry Farm, n miles west Of Prince
ton.
sos Mile Mill Lac Laos Company No. 3, u. r. K.
rs r. will meet this evening for the first
time under the newly adopted ritual.
Every member is cordially invited to
be present.
Mrs. A. Orr is confined to her bed.
She was obliged to undergo an opera.
VI ton last Friday and the physicians re-
port her to be resting easily and i'm
proving as rapidly as could be ex-
pected.
The highest price paid for skunk,
COON coon, muskrat, badger, horse, mule,
and cattle hides or anything in that
line. Call on John Arnold at M. C.
Sausser's store. Don't sell your fur or
hides until you call on US and get
prices.
Reports from the lum Der camps state
There IS more than The usual amount
OF sickness among the boys thiswinter.
Most OF the cases come from colds and
attendant lung troubles, caused by the
unusually severe weather and the sud-.
den changes
Invitations will be issued some time
next week for the annual ball of
Fraternal Lodge No. 90, A F.s& A. M.
to be given Feb. 81. Gallichio's Or
chestra which gave such excellent
satlsfacti at the Uniform Rank ball
New Years will furnish the music.
M ost OF be people in Princeton know
that Mark Great Bargain Store offers
big inducements to economical buyers
Those who do not we invite to visit us,
MOTTO buy, particularly, but just to in
vestigate our bargains and get ac-
quainted It will be profitable for us
both.
I Lieut.. Paul Giddings, of Anoka, who
serves with the Third u. S. Infantry.
has been brevetted for gallantry dis
played at the battle Of San Juan.
Lieut.. g iddings enlisted as "a private
and won his shoulder straps by hard
work prior to the opening of the Span
ish war ...
y Mrs. Z. F. Scheen, one Of the grand
officers Of the sRath bone Sisters, visited
Anoka last Monday, where she assisted
in instituting q new lodge of the order.
The new lodge has 4 charter member
ship of over 80 and starts out under
the most; favorable conditions. Mrs.
Scheen reports that all visitors were
royalty entertained by the Anoka
ladies.
Large loads IF bridge timber are
being hauled from Princeton to points
on the new railroad right OF way:
where they are to be used. The work
OF construction is reported to be adj.
vancing nicely and it is thought trains
will be running over the new line by
June. Trains will make but one stop
in Anoka county after leaving the
junction, the station established being
in the southeast corner Of Oak Grove.
lsanti will fare a little better, three
stations being esta blished in that
county. It's reported thata townsite
is being laid out near Stanchfeld lake.
one OF the stops being at this point.
The West Branch Scandinavian
Evangelical Lutheran Congregation
adopted a constitution and articles of
incorporation on the 25th inst Off
GERS We're elected as follows: Presi-.
dent, Rev. H. Nelson; secretary,
Jacob Eye; treasurer, Jacob Peveisnn;
board Of trustees, Charley Berg, John
'Teutz and "A. Jensen. A call was is
sued to Rev. Nelson as pastor of the
congregation. The above named con-
.gregation was organized by Rev.
Ingebrigtson, on the 23rd day Of May,
1887. a church will be built on the
N. ". corner Of the S. W. I of section
2, in Greenbush; 5000 #. Of lumber.
have already been secured from mem
'bers Of the church. The congregation
consists Of twelve families, allsof whom
lately settled in that part Of the
county. Several families are expected
10 join soon, asthey have already pur-
chased lands in this locality.