The Princeton union., 1900-07-26

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JACK, The Pioneer DRUGGIST; : !,
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Watch the bargain counter at F. L. fvv
Ludden's. > G
Galley has 800 bushels of corn which Z.
he will sell to responsible parties on Il
time. H.,
The pressed brick for the front of
the Galley building have arrived and =,
are being unloaded ~ ~
The fixtures for the lighting of the
Methodist church have arrived and :,
are being put in place. W. W.
Clean your hen houses with lice kill
ler, guaranteed to kill. For sale by !
T. II. Galley =,
Will Pratt's horse doesn't really run
away, but Will is obliged to walk in :.
from the outskirts almost every day. -
The Congregational society is plan
ming to give concert at the Jesmer ~
opera house week from next FRIDAY.
Alfred SwensOn captured a fifteen
pound pickerel in the river last week ;,
which he shipped to his sweetheart in :.
St. Paul. Il
w. E. Burke, of Milaca who is trav-
cling for Ingram & Co., was in the u
village Monday selling his perfumes to T
the dealers.
Mrs. A. "A. Caswell returned Monday
evening from visit to her mother in D
Minneapolis. She was accompanied
by her brother, w. S. Pride. a.
Carl Probst, of the Mile Lacs Lum- II
Der company's land department, was c'
in the village Friday oyerhauling the
records in the register of deeds office. W
Little attention appears to be paid to n
the signs on the bridges, for at least
seven out Of ten teams trot across them.
This abuse is showing on the condition VI
of the bridges, too RI
The bicycle club is said to be favor
able to the plan of building paths first
to connect Princeton with the cities "
and then branching out in other direc- e.
tions s.the funds will warrant. G.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rocheford and family,
OF Groenbush, Octo and Albert Seward. u
of St. Paul, and Mrs. Chas Rehrman "
and daug hter, of Mourovia, CAL, spent 81
Sunday with Mrs. Carrie Carmody. - II
The regular term of the district
court will be held in Princeton the 81
week commencing September "a. A p
grand jury will be summoned as there n
are several cases awaiting it's action. Ct
The famous Weinberg-Steeves case
has received another knockout from II
the court, the plaintiffs motion for II
new trial being denied this week.
This is another victory for Mr. Sleeves. t(
Black leg has made its appearance
among the herds of cattle pasturing II
near Big Lake and many of the ami 9
mails have died. The State board is Il
aiding the local authorities in the Il
attempt to stamp out the disease c'
The UNION would not be surprised
if the township and village of Prince :.
ton had as large a population this year - =,
as that of the whole county ten years y
ago. No figures have been given out ~
yet by the department but the result -.
OF the count is promised soon. "
Mrs. Benjamin Bradley, of Milo, fell tt
through trap door in Ludden's store
last Thursday, distance of about h
seven feet. She sustained injuries r
about the head, fractured her collar 81
bone and one of the bones of her foot a.
She was taken to Morris, her old home, ~
Friday. =. ~
Mrs. Chas. Rehrman and daughter. b
OF Mourovia, CAL, who have been the il
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Roche
ford, OF Greenbush, the past ten days,
left for St. Paul Monday. Mrs. Rehr- "
man and Mrs. Rocheford had not seen G.
each other for eleven years, and to say G.
that they enjoyed a pleasant visit )"
would be putting it mild. o
Will Hatch, who has just returned =
from Dakota, where he has been build =
ing tank for waterworks plant, says /,
he wants none of that countryin his. "
The wind blew so hard all the time 3
that the men working on roofs of E
buildings found it necessary to tie 10
themselves to the ridge-pole with .
ropes, and once in while bunch of Il
fshinglesawoulds sbeRt Rtakenups afidEscat-' $;
tered for miles. .~a,r.. -s.. .-rn,, ~.,
E7aseDr. Cooney writes to thesUNIoN that e
he will. return to- this .,villapa about 81