The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1900-03-01

James Burke of Milaca, was in tn
village the first OF this week for a fey
days. i q -. ~. w.. .,v&,.,,.
Rev. Doctor McKaig, of Hamline, i
in the village to-day and will remain
over tomorrow.
Charley Sinclair has been under tn
weather somewhat for the past few
days but is now improving.
The board OF county missioner
met last Tuesday and the boys wer
kept busy throughout the session.
A. Glen Howard, who has been i'll a
home for the past six weeks, is recov
ering and is out around town some now
The saloons we're closed tightly las
Sunday and the stiffness was onl,
broken now and then by a dry cough
Four hundred Polish immigrant is ar,
expected to arrive soon and locate OF
lands in Morrison county near Mile
Laos lake.
Mrs. n. N. Agren has been spending
a few days in Milaca this week bidding
some of her friends goodbye before
starting for Spokane.
Pastor Roberts will exchange pul
pits with Rev. Johnson on March i
holding quarterly meeting at, Spencer
Brook for DR.. McKaig.
An order has been issued establish
ing a post Office at Elm Park, Isant
county, with Charles Erickson as post
master. Now where on the map is
Elm Park?
Miss Agnes Malmsten, of Stanch
field, the young lady who was acci
dentally. shot during the holidays, died
at the hospital in Minneapolis las,
week of blood poisoning.
r. Auditor E. E. Whitney attended the
meeting of Minnesota County Auditors
association at St. Paul last Tuesday.
Judge VanAlstein had charge of the
auditors Office during his absence.
j. Gittelson has leased the building
recently occupied by Gunderson's sa.
loon for term of five years from DR..
Armitage, the Jesse, and will soon
occupy it with a greatly increased
stock. -, ..l
$. S. Parr, superintendent of the
public schools Of St. Cloud, died last
week after short illness. He was one
OF the foremost educators of this sec.
ton and St. Cloud has suffered an
irreparable loss.
M. G. Sausser, Rev. Donovan and
Jos. Nokes went to Minneapolis on
Wednesday morning to attend the an
nual meeting of the State Encampment
Of the G.. A. r. which holds session on
Wednesday and Thursday of this week.
Z. h. Chadbourne returned the first
OF this week to remain at home for a
few days. Since Mr.. Chadbourne re-
celved his appointment he has tray
eled over the greater part of the State
and is regular walking. atlas and
Slx-year-old Bonnie Holt, of Otsego.
broke his leg last week while sliding
down a straw stack at some distance
from his home and was forced to crawl
on his hands and knees to the house.
The plucky little fellow got there but
Froze both hands in doing it.
John McCool has sold his homestead
and will hereafter occupy the Burke
arm in Greenbush, which he also
owns. His old farm was purchased by
Mr.. Sturgle, of Hastings, who has
come to make his home in this county.
The purchase price was about $50, 600
cash. ,-:...
Harry W.<Donovan recently lectured
n the Congregational church at Little
Falls on the Philippine Islands expert
9nces. The Transcript says of the lee
~
;ure: 'Mr. Donovan spoke for a little
'ver an hour, and had the closest at
ention of his hearers. He was very
interesting, and his remarks contained
enough quaint humor toadd much to
he pleasure of the audience. His re-