The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1900-02-15

JACK, The Pioneer DRUGGIST: s
We have it! For sale by r. G. Daniel
son. - ~ =
Sheriff Claggett was called to the
cities yesterday morning. .
Mrs. Il. b. ,Jesmer entertained the;
Dorcas ladies yesterday afternoon.
f. p. Morneau has applied to the
council for a renewal of his liquor
license. "' " '''
Prof. Bruins, OF Anoka, has been in
the village this week attending to his
patients eyes. S"' *
n. L. Germany has moved his office
from the Townsend building to room
in the Pierson block
The mercury took another slide this
week and whom the toboggan stopped
it was near the 30 mark.
Miss Julia Reinwald Of Minneapolis,
has been visiting, her friends in the
village during the past week.
Will Hatch has returned from Hast
| ings where he has been employed on
! the inside work of the new insane
| asylum.
The telegraph wires were down north
Of the village Tuesday and caused the
railroaders considerable trouble in
handling trains.
The Braham Journal has apparently
fully recovered from the effects of the
fire which destroyed its office three
weeks ago and comes out as bright and
newsy as ever.
Charles Rogers, Of Mile Laos lake.
came down Tuesday to visit his friends
in this village. He says that the big
lake is SO noisy this winter that only a
a few fish can be caught.
DR.. n. K. Whittemore was called up
from Elk River last Friday night to
hold consultation with DR.. Tarbox in
a case of serious illness. He returned
the same night, driving both ways.
The Congregational church is fully
wired and has been lighted by cleo
tricity several times The church is
fitted with some very handsome chan
deliers and presents a splendid appear
ance.
Have you seen the large handsome
picture and frame which Nelson oul
photographer gives away free with
every dozen cabinet size photographs:
1t is fine and we'll worth to come a. few
miles to have your picture taken an(
get one.
a starch company capitalized a
$4,000 has been organized in Stanch
field, Isanti county. The officer
elected are: P. NJ. Peterson, presi
> dent; John 0. Tornberg, vice presi
dent; 0. C. Olson, secretary: Loui
Loren, treasurer.
The Foley Independent has beef
+ resurrected, but it's founder still Ian
guishes in durance vile at the Camdel
Place rock pile. A. DeLacy has. dis
. posed of his outfit and may now b.
5 able to cure himself Of the habit Of es
tablishing new spapers at every cross
j roads.
The UNION acknowledges the receip
of the Minneapolis Journals ~ ca
Book and Bart's cartoons. Both pub
d LEGATIONS are well gotten up, the forme
It being carefully compiled book of in
l. teresting facts and information an
= the latter the best products Of tn
If Journals pencil artist.
E. w. Cundy came down from Mill
Laos lake last Tuesday. He says tina
word has been received from Cub
II that Mrs. Conselyea, the young lad
9 who helped herself to Uncle Sam
q funds year ago, is doing proftabl
l. business in HAVANA, whore she is co,
y Quoting hotel. The authorities kno
e where she is but have made no atteml
d to secure her arrest.
- The Cambridge Independent pu1
lished glowing story of the prospe
70 ity of the Cambridge starch factory
Re few weeks ago and since then, sever;
x parties have announced their inte
N, tions Of entering the business. TT
o. chances are that the Independent
y article was codcbed in too CLOWN
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