The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1899-06-01

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Fred Keisling and family were guests
If August Gerth last week.
Remember the handkerchief sale at
he hall over the postoffice June 8. -
Frank Knapp, of Big Lake, drove
over On business trip last Wednes-
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Rev. D. Donovan has moved his fam
ly to the Congregational parsonage
IN Pleasant avenue.
Mrs. G. H. Newbert and daughter,
came down from Mora last
week to make Princeton relatives a
hort visit.
The high school base ball club de-
Gated the Orrock boys Saturday by a
core Of 20 to 2. But for an unfortu-
'ate error the .orrocks would have
,een shut out, w..
Saturday nights storm was a cloud
BURST further south and two wrecks on
Chicago roads were caused by the re-
ulting washouts. On the Burlington
line lives were lost and one on the
Great Western.
The Milaca Dramatic club gave a
'ery good rendition of the melodrama
Uncle JOSH at Jesmer's opera house
asst Friday evening. The parts were
veil taken and the cast showed that
Iilaca has some excellent amateur
alent.
Judge Baxter has appointed John P.
'andersluis, of Fergus Falls, and Judge
'earle named William Russell, of St.
cloud, court reporters for this judicial
district. The salary is fixed at 81 ,2O4
'er annum and this county pays each
4.66 per month.
Potatoes are still coming in in quite
arge quantities and the farmers are
lad to be able to find market for
hem. The slump in the spud market
vas unexpected and those who were
holding their crop for fancy prices
lave lost considerable money.
= The Dalbo Warehouse company has
opened a salesrOom in" the Townsend
warehouse. This arrangement will be
ound to be much more convenient for
is patrons, who can now get supplies
me repairs for their machinery with
tut going to the depot warehouse. ~
On Monday, A. Halverson disposed
If his barbering outfit on Pine street,
% Elmer Chapman, who came up from
Princeton, this State, and took imme-
late possession. Otto Schneider, also
If Princeton, arrived Thursday and
will assist Mr.. Chapman Hibbsnq
Ne,ys w.. -
Hon. G. H. Chadbourne arrived in
Princeton last week after trip of in
'pection through the northwestern
part of his district. He reports the
creamery business flourishing in this
section. He went to ST.. Paul Monday
% confer with his chief, after which
ne will return to Duluth.
Mr.. Eye, of Anoka, has been in the
village for several days during the
past week putting monuments and
neadstones in place in the different
cemeteries in this vicinity. The
stones were from the Anoka marble
works conducted by Theo. Veidt and
we're OF excellent quality.
The North Branch telephone CON-
pany is making an attempt to put in a
telephone exchange in this village.
The company proposes to extend it's
inc from Cam bridge through Prince
ION to Milaca if the patronage will
warrant and from all appearances the
company will be successful.
Everett Miller returned to Prince
ION last week. He had been employed
IN the new railroad near St. Francis
but, threw up his job: when the con-
tractor asked him to continue to work
IN the mire where he drowned one of
'he horses he was driving. Miller's
ength alone saved him from sucking
mud.
County Treasurer Burrell has been
obliged to return several remittances
10 the senders during the past week.
The writer's would enclose payment
On their taxes but would neglect to
give the description OF the property
and the&ztreasurer could not find their
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