The Princeton union., 1900-07-12

JACK. The Pioneer Druggist. :
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' E. Mark is to auctioneer sale at St..
Francis next Saturday. VI
Miss Lola Jesmer returned Friday,
evening from her visit to Minneapolis.
N. N. Nelson, the Milaca merchant,
was inthe village %between trains yes.
terday... ,s< .;z~3 y:ib
Miss Kittie' Cotton went to Anoka
last week to spend a fortnight with herS
old friends. 8.
Attorney Foster, of Milaca, was in
the village yesterday attending to some
legal business.
Mrs. Orren Cravens was called to
Montg gomery this week by the serious
illness of her sister.
Mrs. Sinclair left Saturday morning
for Bemidji, where she was called by
the illness of her daughters baby.
Hon. r. G. Dunn came up from St.
Paul last Thursday evening and re-
NAMED with his old friends until Sat-
urday.
Miss Rankeillour's visit was short
ened somewhat as twelve nurses we're
off duty, some having been exposed to
smallpox.
John O. Anderson and Mary Swed-
berg were married July by Rev. J. S.
Bouck. Both are residents of Sher-
burne county, :.
J. A. Ross was in St. Paul Saturday
in consultation with the attorney gen.
eral on matters pertaining to tax cases
to be brought in this county.
A social dance will be given on the
barge at Blue Lake next Thursday
evening, July IS. Mr.. Lundeen cordi-
ally invites Princeton people to attend.
An interesting letter will be found
in this issue from the pen of Miss Huse.
She has safely crossed the ''pond'' and
even now is enjoying the sights of the
Paris exposition.
/ One of aldrew from Milaca which is
engaged in drilling a we'll near the
State reformatory at St. Cloud, was
overcome by poisonous gases the first
OF the week and was rescued with diff
sfcnlty. : - : : : = ( = T. - - -
The county board of equalization
will meet at the court house next Mon
day. If you have any kick coming on
the work of the assessor this is the
time to make it, for if you don't you
have no reason to complain afterwards
1.-The, water main on First street
sprung a leak last week on the street
crossing near the Head building and
has given considerable trouble this
week. A crack about foot long was
discovered in the iron pipe and proved
to be difficult break to repair.
A heavy wind storm struck in the
vicinity of Big Lake last Saturday
about. noon, overturning several out
buildings and damaging trees and
crops. Hail also fell. The wind was
also strong at Elk River where many
!. trees were broken down., So far as
can be learned no one was injured.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Alpheus Orton, of
| Greenbush, have purchased a. farm at
Estes Brook and moved into their new
house last week. They will be greatly
missed from this neighborhood. Mrs.
0fton has been very prominent in
church, social work, Sabbath school,
church choir and Epworth league, es-
/ pecially will feel the loss of her leader
ship and influence.
A three days protracted meeting
was held in Blue Hill last week by the
Methodists of that vicinity. Rev. J.
S. Bouck and Rev. G. E. Satterlee, of
this village, were present part of the
time and both took part in the work,
Rev. Satterlee baptising Is in the river
near the Marsh residence at the close
of the meeting. Rev. Cook is doing
good work in hip field there.
The body of William Marshall, who
was murdered at atrMinneapolis on: the
morning OF the Fourth, was brought
up on Thursday evenings train and
the funeral occurred Friday in Bald
win. Dawson has been charged: with
the crime by the coroner's Jury, ana
the authorities feel certain that they
have The righ.t msn: His acc9mpliee
has not been arrested but is thought
to be man Known BY the name Of
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k,tPleasure seekers will be- amply re-