The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1900-01-25

Have you seen the low price Oh ut,-
derwear at John n y Berg'sp
Many Of the merchants are busy this.
week taking Inventories 1t eiRatocks
"a a new line OF sample shoes. Como
and look them over before the pair
you. wish is gone. r. D. BYERs. s
Alex NanPraag, the ;erstwhile nus
tier and politician, was in, the village
last Thursday. stirring up his cigar
trade. .>~ y,
Il Yesterdays northwestern gave things
a, very winterish tinge and the old
settler began to make predictions inn
mediately. s*' ,>s@! ~ :. > is2i5t,, Z
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$sEl F. G. Danielsou, druggist, wants you
to call and try those fine Scent cigars,
Winecke & Doerr's celebrated Flor del.
Rio and Corona. III.
h. Rev. James Geer, who was q pastor
at Spencer Brook for some time, has.
been visiting his old parishoners for
the past fortnight. - >.'H%%' 'Sft
. E. r. Lynch, the we'll known Henne-
pin county reformer, was in Princeton
for few hours last Saturday looking
up the political situation.
F. G.. Danielson has purchased a
farm in Isanti county, but will not
work it himself. He made the pur-
chase as a speculative investment: q :.
Father Levings of Princeton, is in
the city, guest at the Episcopal resi-
dence. He has lately returned from a
visit to his parents in Kansas.-St.
Cloud Journal Press. 49, '-*.s,: ;: ::
Saturday night a wood saving con-
test by five ladies. Don't fail to see it,
Monday, Jan. 20, the last day of the
Kickapoos in Princeton. Saturday
night the baby show.
The E. Mark Live Stock company
shipped two carloads OF stock last Tues
day and sold another carload to I. E..
Burgan, who will put them on his farm
to remain until they are ready for beef.
Ray Donovan fell on the ice near the
school house few evenings ago and
struck his elbow with such force as to
dislocate one of the bones Of his. arm.
Dr.. Tarbox adjusted the bone but Ray
is laid on the shelf for awhile ~
Two candidates we're elected at the
regular meeting Of Princeton Lodge
No: 90, K. P, last Tuesday evening
and two new applications were re-
ceived. There will be- work the
first rank next Tuesday evening. o. 1s-
! J. P. Mitchell, of Monticello, form.
erly of Milaca, was in the village last
Monday, called here by developments
in the now famous Milaca creamery
case: This suit has sbeen source 81
annoyance to most Of those who en-
tered the company at the start and
seems no nearer, 9 settlement than it
was severalmo nths ago s.:.$ ~ ~ !.
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The Bemedji Pioneer says that Nc
Cuaig & Luddington are never #happ,
unless they are enlarging their store
or stock. Their latest move will be. tt
add to the rear end Of: their store {
warehouse 24x5qfeet. Other infor
nation from that point goes to show
that the Princeton boys are doing &
splendid business in their new location
T S. A. Mabel was in the village las
Thursday looking after: the interest.
of the local telephone company. HI
told the UNION that there would be
several new phones added to the vii
lage exchange in a few days. Prince
ton has the best local exchange Of any
town of its size in the northwest ant
its citizens are proud of this improve
ment.
The Isanti county newspapers are
still fighting over the county printing
and it is probably due to the warmth
/ of the discussion that the snow is dis
appearing so rapidly, There will be
} GOODNESS soon between our esteemed
brothers and the frost will be SO grea
that it will be difficult for the Isant
county farmers to grow their usua
crops this season. > - ;'@l.
Capt. Patterson was brought owe
from Cambridge last Wednesday nigh
| suffering from a severe attack of fever
The captain thought when the diseas,
} first took hold ofshim that it.was sim