The Princeton union., 1900-11-29

)lQeI1eS LNlS week.
A. j. Bulls and Buck & Cravens are
busy with another order for their pop
liar Klondike sleds.
The Minneapolis Times published a
7ery good portrait Of Hon. E. Mark
asst Monday morning.
Paul Janikula has removed from the |
;soos building to the building recently |
7acated by Sjoblom & Olson.
Don't forget the masquerade at the
opera house tonight. You will enjoy
/ pleasant evening if you attend
The turkey shoot at the Berry farm
he irst of the week furnished consid-
srable amusement for the sports.
DR.. F. L. Small, resident dentist, re-
moved to Offices in Galley building, over
Anderson & Herdliska's new store.
Buck IL Cravens have had the elec-
;ric lights put in their blacksmith shop
and are now enabled to work longer
hours.
Attorney Ross has at length dis
,arded his summer straw and appears
3n the street decked out in a huge fur
sky-piece.
The Milaca Times announces that the
for its new -four mill has
arrived and the new plant will soon be
in operation.
]. W. Briggs is building an addition
and otherwise improving his house
The work OF remodelling his residence
is nearly completed. :
The Princeton depot is busy place
at this season. Few realize the large
amount OF freight received and dis
patched by Agent Rice.
Rev. R. 81. Batty, of Minneapolis,
lectured last Monday evening at the
Methodist church in the interests of
the Anti-Saloon League. ~
Rev. J. K. Shuts, OF the Congrega-
tional church, preached the Thanks
giving sermon at the union meeting of
the churches this morning.
There was goodly delegation of
Foreston people in the village last Sat
urday to attend the preliminary hear
ing Of the burglars and to identify the
culprits.
Another case of diphtheria devel-
oped in the lower grades of the public
schools last week and the kindergar-
ten and primary rooms we're closed for
q few days.
The UNION erred in it's account of
the Williams Schultz wedding last
week. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Hasler, of Lake Elm, and oc-
Cured at the Livonia church.
Joe Woodbury., a member OF the old
was in the village the
first of the week. He is a son of
'Hole-in-the.day," a noted Chippewa
and is a very bright young
man. e .,
We have all ''stood in slippery
places'' this week when out OF doors,
the wicked with the good, and more
than one has cast dignity to the winds
in the vain endeavor to keep right
side up. &"
The many friends of Ray Donovan,
Of Princeton, will be sorry 20
learn that he is suffering with a broken
leg. The accident occurred recently
at Owatonna whittier he had gone on a
tour.
. The county treasurer has a notice in
column calling for a large
of the county orders, which
are at present drawing interest. II
you are holding any county orders look
over the list-yours may be mentioned.
1t WALL soon be time Tor the annual
settlements. Look over your supply
Of billheads, statements, envelopes,
etc., and see if there isn't something
you need. Order now before the an
nual rush commences and avoid the
chances of delay later. The UNION
will supply you.
The sale held by the e. Mark Live
Stock company at Cove last Saturday
brought out large crowd and the re-
suit exceeded the expectations OF the
firm. The prices we're good and a
large amount of stock, ETC., was dis
posed of, besides which the company
a large number Of the farm
ers' cattle.