The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1900-03-08

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The Rines Post G. A. r. will give an
entertainment April 6. =.
Glen Terrell entertained a few OF his
playmates last Tuesday afternoon. the
occasion being his birthday. -.
Mrs. Rose Patterson has been con-
fined to her home during the past
week with an attack of sciatic rheuma,
tism.
Rev. David Donovan was appointed
aYdelegate to the national encampment!
of the G. A. r. while in Minneapolis
last week. i
George Loring continues to improve
and is now allowed to sit up little.
His many friends will be glad to hear
Of his improvement.
The club dance last Monday night
was a very enjoyable social event and
was we'll attended, Galichio's orches-
ira furnished the music.
The northbound Eastern was over
two hours coming from -Anoka to
Princeton last Sunday morning on &C.
count of the drifting snow.
S. \. Nobel put a phone in Prof. |
Whites residence this week SO that he
is able to keep in touch with his work
although confined to the house.
Claire 4. Galley came home the first
of this week, Carleton college having
closed early for the spring vacation on
account OF the prevalence Of small pox
in Northfeld.
G. NJ. True, representing the Man
kato Free Press company, was in the
village yesterday drumming up bust
ness for his company among the users
of legal blanks and books, s..s
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A new town has been organized in
Kanabec county near. the. lake and will
be called "Peace.'' The name is all
right if the authorities SEQ to it that
the Indians receive their pay at some
other point. .
The apportionment of the State
school fund has been made and the
amounts received by this and the
neighboring counties are as follows:
Isanti 80, 70l.25; Mile Laos 81, 1861. so:
Sherburne 81, S26.25.
In an article on the tax rebate for
users Of the wide-tire wagons last week
we should have said that the allowance
would be 50 for each wagon providing
this sum did not amount to more than
one-half Of the tax assessed
John Westblad was examined be-
fore the probate court Monday and
was found to be insane. He was COM
mitted to the Fergus Falls asylum and
left for that place Tuesday morning
under; the care of Sheriff Claggett
There was another railroad rumor
atloat this week to the effect that the
Sioux Falls train from Duluth would
be put on about the middle of this
month but later advices from St. Paul
puncture the rumor in several places.
The officials are at work ON the
March settlement which will be COM
pleted the last Of this week. There
are l ,49f pupils in the public schools
of the county entitled to draw money
from the State fund and the apportion-
ment amounts to:S1.25 per pupil.
William Nicely, has accepted situa-
ton with the Plano Manufacturing
company and will be kept busy this
season selling the machines made by
that firm to the farmers of this vicin-
ity. 1t is very good position and Mr..
Neely's friends will be glad to learn of
his good fortune.
One of the lady readers advises us
that in order to be absolutely up to the
| times we must announce this week that
the quartette of manageable. young
ladies who have received proposals
from the same young man has been in
creased to a quintette. There are
several outlying districts to report yet.
A body blow has been administered
to ''star route'' mail contractors.
Hereafter speculatiyes.bids will not be
considered. There viii" be no sublet-
ting hereafter. No bids for carrying
mail on these! western ''star, routes"
win be considered except those from
persons living contiguous to the route
and who will give the service personal
attention: st. Cloud Journal Press.