The Princeton union., 1900-07-26

. Treasurer Burrell has been spending.
few days in Pillsbury, lively Todd
county town. ~
A little daughter was born to the
wife of Frank Nichols, of Baldwin, last
Saturday morning. "a
E. L. Trask, of Minneapolis, was in
the village yesterday looking after his
real estate interests. .n-
Andrew Bryson, of Milaca, was in
the village yesterday between trains.
transacting business.
Mrs. H. B. Jesmer went to Minneap-
oils last Saturday for short visit with
relatives in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Newbert and
daughter, of Mora, are in the village,
the guests of relatives.
Miss Hester Johnson, of Champlain,
is conducting the affairs of the local
telephone exchange this week.
Miss Martin, of Wyanett, went to
Minneapolis this morning for a short
visit with old friends in the Cities
Mrs. Orren Cravens was called to
Montgomery by telegram announc-
ing the serious illness of her sister.
The masons are at work plastering
the Galley buildings. adjoining the
Princeton Hardware company's store.
The concert at the opera house Fri
day evening of next week promises to
be a very enjoyable entertainment.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Heag and Mr..
and Mrs. A. H. Smith have returned
from Spectacle lake, where they we're
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|. b. Burgan spent few days last
week in Minneapolis visiting with his
brother, who had come in from the
DakOtas.
Hon. R. c.. Dunn is spending his
vacation at Spencer Brook. He ar
rived there last Monday, accompanied
by his family.
A special term of the district court
will be held at Milaca, August 3, to
enable those who desire to become
citizens to take out their final papers.
Miss Huse has another of her enter
tanning letters in this issue. She has
visited Bavaria and will give US a de-
scription~ of~,the famous ''Passion Plays
in her next letter. ....~ >
Princeton is becoming health re-
sort. Several patients suffering with
pulmonary troubles have been sent
here to spend the summer by physi-
clans of Minneapolis and St. Paul.
Claire Galley has received a letter
from Brogan telling of his safe arrival
IN the country of summer SHOWS.
Frank has not. been there long enough
to tell us what he thinks of Klondike.
Miss Bailie, assisted by Mr.. Whit
man, OF St. Cloud, and local talent will
give a concert at the Jesmer opera
house Friday evening of next week,
for the benefit of the Congregational
church. This promises to be a musical
treat.
Marks sale on August 4 will be the
biggest thing of its kind that has ever
occurred in Princeton. Just keep the
date in mind and make preparations to-
attend. Excursion rates from all STA
tions. on the Great Northern to this
place to accommodate those who wish
to attend.
While Mamie Cowles, was driving
his bronchos on First street last Sun
day the pole strap broke and the horses
started to run. One of them was forced
alongside the sidewalk near Mrs. Car
mody's residence and it's foot catching
on the planks, one of its legs was
broken and the horse was shot to nut
it out OF its misery.
The. story "A Clew by Wire" ends
with this issue and next week we will
commence the Sheldon story, "Mal-
colin Kirk,' and we know our readers
will enjoy every chapter. It is a thor
oughly domestic story, with a vein of
girlish adventure and enough of love
to please those whose tastes run in that
channel. Don't miss a chapter and
tell your neighbors about it. They
will want to enjoy it, too. :.2
The farmers of this vicinity have
been solicited to give their insurance
to travelling agent within the past
few days. notwithstanding the fact the
same company is represented right
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