The Princeton union., 1900-02-22

less than three weeks but the politi-
clans have not warmed to their work
yet. < =, ~. - .;-.'$'.5 80.
Mrs. j.. w. Pride returned to he.l
her home in Minneapolis last Satur:
day morning after q week spent with
relatives in this village @:.f:-4 e. >.s5@: :
NJ. G. Sausser was taken suddenly i'll
Saturday and was confined to his house
Sunday and Monday but improved
sufficiently to be about Tuesday, 49, ,..>
There is said to be very little snow
at the lake but with decently cold
weather the lumbermen will :beuable
to complete their hauling in good sea-
son. *-',@: Z.
The drug stock of the Waldhotf
drug store at Foreston has been pur-
chased by Ward Kniffin, who will con-
duct grocery, flour and feed store in
connection. 80 -, 49,. .'>}-' =. >"
Anawash, one Of the Oldest Chippe-
was at the lake, died two weeks ago.
He claimed to be l16 years old and the
whites credit him with having passed
the century mark. 49,. i.
Cambridge is having a real wa m
time at present discussing the liquor
question. The voters will be called
upon to decide whether the village
will have license or no license at the
coming election.
Prof. j. D. Armitage. the Minne-
apolis opticiau, will be at the Office of
his brother, DR.. T. L. Armitage, next
Sunday to meet his patients. If your
eyes bother you call and have him cor
rect your vision.
The Soos building will be occupied
by a saloon instead of a general store.
as was reported some time ago. ., The
new proprietors are at work now on
the interior making preparations to
open for business.
! Mrs. Harry Farnham writes thew,
are settled in their new home at
PRINCETON and like it very much but
look back with pleasure to the many
friends and pleasant hours spent at
Pelican Rapids.-Pclico1e Rapids.
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In the Republican State convention
the Sixth district will lead in the num-
Der of delegates, being allowed 227.
The Second district comes next with
2Oe and the Seventh third with 1SS.
Thetotal number. Of delegates in the
| convention will be 1,17S. - ~.
4. /. Davis was down from Milaca
yesterday. He reports that the family
OF Jim Ward was increased Tuesday
by thearrival of brand new dau ghter.
The boys have done good work in the
plaeries this winter and will finish
their contract nicely if the weather
holds good for two weeks more. ...
Princeton Lodge No. SO, Knigh of
Pythias, conferred the first and second
ranks at its meeting last Tuesdaye9en-!
Ing, after which the thirty-seventf an
nlversary of the founding of the order
was observed. Appropriate speeches
we're made by L. S. Briggs and c.. A.
Dlckey, and smoke social followed. r..
a new railroad rumor was liberated
tnls week 10y a man who claimed to
know what he was talking about. He
says this line will soon be given a train
which will be run to connect with
trains on the coast line. In case con-
nectlons were ever missed the train
would continue on its way to the
cities. This train he thinks will he
put on the first of next month or very
soon thereafter.
The Knights of Maccabees installed
the following officers at their, regular
meeting last Thursday evening: O.
King, commander; F. Peterson, lieu-
tenant commander; N. NJ. Nelson.
record and finance keeper: NJ. Ellen
baum, chaplain: T., L., Armitape
p J.
l.. Sausser, sergeant:> O.
Peterson, master-at-arms: J, Leathers
master of guards; D. H. McCuaig, sem
tinel; S. Long, picket. The lodge is
IN avery prosperous condition. 4
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There is a movement on foot to, Or
ganize law and order league in this,
village. There have been some com Il
plants concerning the saloons. it. he.
ing asserted that the law in. regard to /,
and nights is not observed
and this is the reason an organization
has been proposed. Mayor, ,Caley saws
that il: :,1,ho those. who have complaints to
make will will furnish T., the council with
evidence the offenders will be e"'1 prose-
'uted and if convicted their: licenses e, sn,s
yill~be revoked. e. ''s.Ss'. ''s@ : as|(
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