The Princeton union., 1900-12-27
TIE PRINCETON UNIoN: 7THURsDAY, DECEMBER 81 1900

William Schmidt and Pearl SNOW
were married Monday by Rev. j IS
i Bouck.
There is a possibility of strike 8
The TELEGRAPH hers employed BY ths
Northern Pacific.
g. T. Write, Of Clear Lake, spen,
Christmas with his son, Prot. H. Il
| White, in this village. =. s.
. Miss Alice Jones assisted the reg.
ular force in Jesmers department store
Iduring the holiday rush.
The Misses Ashley, Of Staples and 4
Glencoe, are the holiday guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. a. 3. Chadbourne. s
Amarriage license was issued this
week TO J. III. Stickles and Caroline
Bolster, both Of Mile Laos lake.
Robt. Burch, Of Anoka, is in the vii
lage attending the timber sale which
the State auditor is holding to-day.
W. q. Hanney left this morning for
Mudgett Bros. camp where he will be
employed as teamster this winter.
Quite "a number Of Milaca people
accompanied the body Of Mrs. r.. w. !.
Nissan to the cemetery in this village
yesterday.
Saturday nights snow storm gave us
the first real touch of winter. The
wind which accomp panied it drifted the
roads badly.
Mr.. and Mrs. William cCuaig, of
Bemidji, arrived in the village last
evening on a short visit to the latter's
mother, Mrs. Sinclair.
e. A. Olson has been appointed post
master at Stanchfeld, Isanti county to
fill the vacancy caused by the resig-
nation of P. M. Peterson
Frank Hart, clerk Of the district
court at eAnoka, spent Christmas with
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Sleeves. The
UNION acknowledges a pleasant call.
About half the; travel is still on
wheels, the snow that fell Saturday
and Sunday having been blown from
the turnpipes and the exposed places.
Foreston wants to secure telephone
connections and the manner in which
her business men are going after; it
leaves little reason to doubt the out
come. ~. = E7=S 4
! 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. y @ - :. { I.
Every child who buys five cents
worth of candy or peanuts at Scheens
will be given ticket and the lucky
one will receive a.splendid rocking
horse Feb. %. No tickets given to
adults. 1 II q I
5 Electrician Willard has sreeeived
many compliments on his work Of
decorating the Christmas tree at the
Methodist church. = The tree was .s5 a
blaze of glory when the pastor turned
the switch.
J. S. Woodbury., Of Anoka, was in
the village for a few hours last Thurs
day. He is one Of the incorporators Of
the proposed electric line from ST..
Francis to a point on the ~Bee Line,
and says the thing is go. IS: {. -. -,
On account of the change in train
service, from now on Nelson's photo
studio is open on the first and third
Saturday of every month, instead Of
every Saturday as heretofore.;L Look
at your calendar and make no mistake
about the day. .s IT.
Elmer Bigelow came near being
mixed in a runaway accident Monday
afternoon with four horses. A bolt
which held the tongue broke, allowing
the front wheels to cramp, but Elmer
luckily was able to stop the team be-
fore the horses became unmanageable,
Miss Marie Veidt, of Anoka, is car
ryiug off a goodly share Of the honors.
Last fall she was chosen carnival a ueen
by the residents of her own town and
last week she was awarded the prize