The Princeton union., 1900-04-05


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The spring millinery opening occurs
at Miss Huff's Saturday April 7th.
r. w KniffIn, the Foreston r1ler.
chant was in the village Oh business
81 slyesterday. -s7.f's
Arthur Laporte returned to Prince
ton last Thursday after 4 winter spent
IN the pineries.. s B /. q. j
}, Lee Cramb acted as Sheriff Clag-
4 gett's deputy at the recent term OF
the district court. T-s7s: -. !. -:'s .
4 Both Ed Hamilton and Eugene Boyn,
who have been on the sick list, are
rapidly recovering esss
The dance given by I'd 81 Maccca bees
I last Friday evening ggs,yas we'll attended
and proved very enjoyable affair.
T j. LaPage has returned from Wis
consin and will operate his farm in
! this county, which he. purchased last
fall. RsS.s",'. - =. s*'4
! ! Mrs. a. Rines returned the first of
this week from heR visit to her daugh-
ter, Mrs. John Campbell, of San Fran
cisco.
Don't forget the old soldiers enter
tainment at the opera house tomorrow
evening. The proceeds 60 to worthy
Lpurpose ..-.. ~. - .
Benjamin Carter, formerly of Law
renee, is now resident Of Smithville,
Ark. He went to his new home about
a month ago. s,r@'F> ,>tr.~.; ; :.~.5-..
Hon. G. H. Chadbourne has been at
home from his labors for several days
and has been enjoying the visit with
his old neigh bors
D. johnson was elected secretary
of the fire department last Monday
evening to fill the vacancy caused by
the departure of Ernest Byers for the
Klondike.
Bicyclists will do well to contine
their sport to- riding in the streets.
Marshal Spaulding has his weather
eye out for violators OF the village
ordinance.
Galley purchased a carload of buggies
before the advance and is therefore in
position to save you $40 or SIS on
your purchase. See his stock before
you invest. !
Invitations are out for the '::yellow
and blue" domino masque ball to be
given by the Rathbone Sisters on the
evening Of April 20. It will certainly
be a very unique affair. r.
The Congregational society will hold
a business meeting tonight at the
church. There is important business
to transact-change Of Sunday evening
service, etc.-and good attendance is
desired. -
The Hanson sawmill near Stanch-
field was destroyed by fire during: the
past week. Mr.. Hanson was able to
save his saws and betting, but lost.twoI
engines, one of them new one which
he purchased last fall. !
Max Cordiner has accepted posi-
tion in the Mile Laos County Bank at
Milaca and departed for that village
Monday morning to enter upon the
duties OF his new position. Max. is a
model young man and will undoubtedly
prove a successful banker ! ~ |
Mr.. Galley informed the UNION last
evening that the Princeton starch fac
tory would be started just as soon as
the roads would permit the farmers to |
haul in their potatoes. This will be-
good news to those who have been un-
able to dispose of their spuds. /
Capt. I. c: Patterson left 'CambridgeI
on Saturday to accept a position in the
State Auditors Office. Mr.. Patterson
has made a host of friends in Cam
bridge and Isanti county during mis- six
months sojourn here and he will be
greatly missed, and especially on the
potato market.-Canab,tdqe L,depeudent.
Those Minneapolis people, of whom
Old Pease always speaks as noble, L
whole-souled fellows, must have done
something to the old man while he was
in the city last Friday. When the
Eastern pulled into Anoka he forgot to
get Off and he did not discover where
ne was until the train had pulled up
the track some distance. Mrs. Pease J
accompanied him, SO the walk under
the midnight sky was not lonesome