The Princeton union., 1899-04-27

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Jacob Sausser has been granted a
pension of:$6 per.month. H. @ z.E.
WANTED-A girl to do general
nousework. ~ MRS. BURT JEsMER.
William Hannay left for Chicago
asst Saturday, where he has secured a
good position. =: xii
Mr.. and Mrs. 1. A. Caswell, OF Anoka,
spent Saturday in Princeton visiting
relatives and friends. -:
Charley Sinclair, returned Tuesday
from Fertile where he has been buying
potatoes for Minneapolis firm
Mrs. H: H. Barlage, who has been
living in Montana ) for the past two
years, visited her parents in the vii
lage this week.
>STRAYED-From-, the premises of
Arthur Tyler at Milaca, April %, a
large ''muly'' COW, covered with large
white and yellowish7spots. + :.
Stock pastured on my farm one mile
east of Princeton at reasonable rates.
Good water and pasturage.
lie. BURGAN.
The street sprinkler made it's well
come appearance, on the streets this
week and from this time out it is to be
hoped there will be: less sand and
fewer pebbles in the air, -
Auditor Whitney announces that the
sugar beet seed has arrived at the
court house and those wishing to plant
it and have applied for portion of the
amount given to this county can secure
the seed by applying>a at once.
B. D. Grants shop is headquarters
for bicyclists. He has on hand the
largest and most complete stock of
supplies aud repairs ever carried in
the village. First class work guaran-
>teed in bicycle repairing. :.>::
Two Fergus Falls boys tried the
famous Mile Lacs, Indian route to in
toxication and the result was similar
to that Of a year or two ago. Two are
dead and several are seriously i'll and
little hope is entertained for their re.
covery. Il
Prairie fires have been nunaerou;
this season if one can judge from the
appearance the sky after dark eacf
night, but so far no great losses have
been reported. Unless we get goo(
rain within week zor two there will
be considerable danger from thes
fires, however.
/ Paul ClarksOn, who served as reg
mental quartermaster sergeant wit
the Fourteenth at Chickamauga, wa
in the village last Thursday and FIR
day. shaking hands with. his old com
rades. He was member of Compan
M while he held this position.
/ The summer training school for th
county will be held at St. Cloud tn:
i year. The school will occupy the No
NAL school building and will be unde
the supervision of Prof. Schumake
The school will open some time durin
the first days of July, the exact date
be announced later. ~:
II Willis Morehouse, John Haggbe,
and:E. V. Milton have been appointt
to appraise the lands which have r
verted to the State on account of no
: :Epayment Of. interest and" installment
The lands 50 appraised will be sold
3 the sale Of State lands to be held
this county next month by the Sta
3 land commissioner:
A travelling salesman for a ChicaI
tailoring firm was in Princeton la
! week, but was convinced that the re-
dents of this village are loyal to hor
. enterprises and pulled out with We
= little business secured. The busine
men gave him the cold shoulder wi
one accord, and the only orders he {
$ cured were from some of the DO
; about town.
/. Mrs. Ed. Claggett, with her lit
n daughter came over from Princetc
g Saturday, and is passing t
= week as the guest of Andre
i W. Erickson. The sheriff
l. Mile Laos county, himself, is on t
n ground most of the time and is rapio
It disposing Of his stock Of fine fa1
n horses J to those able to buy them
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