The Princeton union., 1900-12-27

IURSDAY Y, d ECEMBER
V'ANTED a girl for general house
work. Apply to Mrs. a. W Woodcock
Mrs. M. A. CasWell, Of Anoka, Il
spending the holidays with her Prince
! tonSrelatives. s...
rand Mrs. John Newton, Of Min
isneapolis, spent Christmas with thei,
Princeton relatives.
Z. Ludden was down town Satur.
day for the first time since he was in.
| jured in the runaway.
Collin Campbell, Of Milaca, is in the
| Village to-day to purchase piece OF
| timber at the State sale.
| For RENT A building on Main
street suitable for business or to live in.
| Inquire of j. G.. Herdliska. .#'s tt=.4 III
Anyone wishing flowers for the New
Years ball should leave their order al
Sscheen's by Friday evening. 3.
Prof. 81. p. w hite is in st. Paul this
week attending the annual meeting Of
the State Educational association. j
Mrs. N. N. Agren visited relatives
in Monticello the latter part of last
week, returning Monday evening.
After this Nelson's photo studio here
is open the 6rst and third Saturday Of
every month only. Please notice. If
Rev. Shuts the Congregational pas
tor is assisting Rev. Barnes at Anoka
in a series Of meetings for a few mig hts.
Mrs. D. H. Cooper and sister Birdie
went to Mora Monday evening to spend
Christmas with their sister, Mrs. R..
NJ. Pope.
The drifts on the north side of the
streets Monday morning gave the coun-
ter-jumpers an opportunity for healthy
exercise.
rs The matter of the new Oddfellows'
building will come up again for con-
sideration at a meeting to be held next
Monday evening. . .7sz:.s +
The Mergel boys were in Princeton
last week, having returned to their
home in Blue Hill, after summer
spent in North Dakota: -r zs.,
d, This is the last issue for the year
and a the century. Begin the Twentieth
century right by making an advertis-
ing contract with the UNION. r .s.:S :., Fl.
Z Charley Mcclellan fell Tuesday even
ing and broke his left arm above the
elbow. The fracture has been reduced
and he is getting along nicely.
|. Prof. J.. D. Armitage, the Mime
apolis optician, will be at Dr. Armi-
tage's Office, next Sunday, Monday and
Tuesday to finish his business in this
village. ).
ssMille Lacs" was the name of the
sleeping car attached to the first train
that passed through the Great North
ern's, famous tunnel in the Cascades.
Mile Lacs is always first in every
thing. 80.
The residents of Princeton generally
observed Christmas at home. In the
afternoon there was scarcely a person
Lon the streets and the business part of
town was more nearly deserted than on
ESunday. ,
The practice of 'catching on bobs''
is a dangerous one and. some of the
youngsters will be. seriously hurt if
something is not done to put an end
to 1t. Parents should take a hand in
the matter. 1- ~. -.. = >e ~
Mrs. r. W. Nissan, of Milaca, the
bride of a year was buried in this vii
Elage yesterday afternoon. Her death
occurred Sunday. The young husband
has the sympathy of the whole COM
munity in his bereavement.
Mr.. Peterson, employed in b. Neu-
mann's blacksmith shop, was quite
seriously injured last evening. He
was shoeing broncho when the ami
NAL reared, throwing the blacksmith
down. His leg was broken and he was
otherwise injured. 4 r.. .z