The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1900-03-15

The Rines Post>G A. r. will give an
entertainment April g.
F, + Luddenis in the scities buying
goods fol. his spring trade: +,
|y~;George Smith has been engaged by,
Edmund Young to drive the Cam.
bride stage. ~l1axs6s
Capt. 1. C.: Patterson came over from
Cambridge Saturday to remain at
home oyer Sunday. ,..-z- ..... >~r -
MISS Carleton has been unable to
teach her classes this week on account
of a severe sore throat. :
Frank Deuel., of Foreston, was in the
village Monday on business and made
this Office a profitable call. =.
Tom Galley jr. has been suffering for
several days from an attack of bron-
chitis and the effects of a fall.
Miss Abbie Claggett leaves this week
for the lake where she will teach the
spring term Of school in the Edith dis
trict
The roads have been so bad during
the past week that it has been impos-
sible for the Cambridge stage to get
in on time.
a tailor made empire gown is the
latest thing in the wardrobe Of busi-
ness man who lives in the southern
part of town.
Mrs. J. 8. Anderson, of Ogilvie, ar
rived in Princeton Tuesday morning.
She came here to obtain medical treat
ment for her baby.
| The Cambridge stage now leaves
Princeton every morning except Sum-
day at O'Clock and returning leaves
Cambridge at Pm
Miss Blanche Byers leaves this week
! for Mile Laos lake, where she will
have charge OF a school at Wigwam
Bay for the spring term.
+ Prof. Whites little son is much i'm
proved and the quarantine has been
raised, so Mr.. White has been able to
return to his work this week. ;
A number of the pupils at the old
school building broke through the ice
Tuesday morning and one is reported
to have narrowly escaped drowning.
The whist club was entertained by
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Jack last Friday
evening. Duplicate whist was played
after which refreshments were served.
The planning mill has been running
steadily for the past week or two, turn,
ing out building material for the farm:
) fers. There will be a large number ol
improvements made this season in the
country districts.
Colonel Newbert is putting new
iron, ceiling: and walls on= the office Of
} the Commercial. It is of an artistic
} design and when completed he wall
have one Of the cosiest Offices to be
, found among the country hotels. -.
Diphtheria has made a second ap.
pearance in the district east of the viii
lage. The family of John Stronberg
, living about seven miles from Prince.
ton is afflicted. one child having died
, from the disease and another is seri:
ously i'll.
NJ. S. Rutherford says there are
, moro people looking for homes in this
section than in any previous year. He
sold to nearly one hundred actual set.
tiers during the first two months Of
) this year, which is an indication of the
rapidity with which this section is be.
coming settled.
Cambridge, decided by vote of sc
to &C to continue as prohibition town,
license being defeated by that: major.
ity. It was the warmest election that
has taken place in years and both sides
worked hard to bring about a victory.
The question will probably be Tough,
, each year from this time on.
The congressional eonmittee of the
: Sixth district meets; at Duluth to-day
to decide upon datsffor holding the
! convention to name candidate for
! cOnpress and tn fix A. date for tha con.
!, eention to name delegates .tosthe State
y Convention which. will choose dele
. gates to the national Republican con
;. fsvention.#: Congressman Morris viii
probably be present.
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