The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1899-03-30

George Woodlands residence on the
north side was destroyed by fire last
night. .5 mi 4. :, 5s2.s 81 .Hs2
p. =. Olson will open bicycle shop
IN the Newton building, April Is,
where he will sell and repair wheels
and handle sundries. III
l.mrmig ration has again begun to roll
toward Mile Laos, and scarcely day
passes without tho arrival Of train of
prairie schooners.' = The year 1899
will be a great one for this section Of
the state. ~ 81
The crows are said to have put in
an appearance. Unless they came sup
piled with the regulation chest pro
tectors these pests Of the farmers lives
will probably be very scarce the com
ing season. se.# = E. ". !. q, 9...s s,..
Richard Grant, a minor, has left the
home of his father, E. Grant, who
wishes hereby to give notice that he
will be responsible for no bills con-
tracted by him, nor will he claim any
wages of his earning. .4 .s.>.,r#... T. a::.:
/. Mrs. George Wetzel departed Mon
day morning for Minneapolis, where
she will enter a hospital for treatment.
She has. been in poor health for some
time and the doctors give her little
hope for improvement. .: H.
The sale held in Foreston last Satur-
day by the E. Mark Live Stock COM
pany was we'll attended and therefore
very successful. A large number of
horses were disposed of at good prices,
which shows that the farmers of that
vicinity are prosperous.
: The UNION is informed that the
Citizens State Bank is contemplating
the enlargement of it's building. An
addition across the west side of the
present building reaching to the
Smith meat market is talked of with a.
basement in under the three rooms on
Main street.
Gala Temple initiated half a dozen
candidates last night at it's regular
meeting. After the work was COM
pleted light refreshments were served
and some of the brethren invited in to
enjoy the social which followed.
Another class will be initiated in a.
short time.
The residents of Bradford and St.
Francis are getting together to see
what can be done about shortening the
road between the two towns. A detour
OF two miles is made by the present
road to avoid a small swamp which
could be easily filled if the towns
worked together on it.
NO grand jury was drawn for this
term Of the district court and conse-
quently the presiding Judge will be
obliged to struggle along without the
counsel Of this august body. The In
dian murderer will also be liberated
without trial, unless the Judge makes
a special order in the case.
Reports come in that in many of the
smaller lakes the ice formed to such a
depth, q. that the fish have been de:
stroyed. Thousands of the different
species can be found wherever there
were springs, having gathered there
to die. Our informant says tn at in
several of the lakes only the larger
oneszhave survived.
The recent examinations held by
Superintendent VanWormer resulted
in the following teachers securing GER
tificates to teach in this county: Mabel
Evans, Ethel Tibbetts, Florence Mo
loso, Lille Phillip. Mrs. A. Kennedy
Mile aDunken, Edward Freer, Will
lam Sanford, Anna Long, Minnie
Drinks and Roy Soule. The examina
ti"ns were taken by twenty-five aspi
rants. $751;, ..
Dune McCuaig, while working
around one of the horses at his livery
barn Sunday morning, was kicked ir
the face by the animal The attend
ing physician could find no bones
broken but his face is badly bruised
and he. will suffer considerable incon
venience from the wound. The animal
was sharp shod so Mr.. McCuaig con.
sidered himself lucky to escape with
so slight an injury.
60 to Woodmark's hotel and res.
taurant for a good squaresmeal.@ s5
| French mustard, horseradish, pep
persauce and table seasonings al
Walkers. - -. 49, -
Princeton Roller Mill Co., for the
next ten days will pay 1925 per cord
for green soft wood in cash.
My carpet sales go merrilv on, g.