The Princeton union., 1900-08-02

Vlll go 10 Falr haven neXb week W TO-
main few days, camping by a trout.
: Little Gertie Chapman has been sick
his week with an attack of indiges-
ion, but no serious results are antici-
oated.
Many of the children have been en-
oying rides on one of the E. Mark.
Live Stock company's burros during
;he past week. ,~. a.,
The thermometer has been holding |
Itself very near the top of the tube for
several days and the nights have been
lncomfortably warm. ~"
Work has been begun on the founda-
ton of the new Byers building and the
crew will be kept busy until the build
ing is ready for occupancy. /
Miss Ida Nyquist, who has been
relatives at Harris, is ex-
pected home this week and will take
her old position in the central Office.
Carl and Clifton Cravens acted as
battery for Spencer Brook in a game
against Cambridge the first OF the
week and the boys won victory over
the county seat team.
N. N. Agren is badly crippled, some
varicose veins and wound caused by
poison ivy some years ago, in his
right foot is giving him trouble. The
injury was caused by standing too much
on his feet, his weight being too great.
Caleb Crook says that Sandy Saw
yer, who was injured in the mill explo-
sion at Park Rapids a fortnight ago, is
able to be out again. He was struck
in the calf of the leg by a hot brick
and some scalding steam which made a
wound that exposed the cords of the
leg. All the injured are recovering
quite rapidly.
The premium list for the annual fair
will be published in the UNION next
week. Considerable pains have been
taken with the list this year and the
officials think it will prove to be much
more satisfactory to the exhibitors
than any preceding list. If you have
anything specially fine don't neglect
to save sample for the September
show.
Don't miss the concert to be given
tomorrow evening for the benefit Of
the electric light fund Of the Congre-
gational church. Miss Bailie, assisted
by Mr.. Whitman, Of St. Cloud, and
local talent, will render a very inter-
esting program. The. prices. are 25
cents for adults and Is cents for chill
dren. Reserved tickets may be Sc
cured at Jesmer's department store
without extra charge.
Next Sunday the base ball team OF
North Branch will try conclusions with
our boys on the local diamond and a
good game is promised. North Branch
has played one game with our team
and scored a victory. Princeton viii
try to efface this blot from it's record
and the contest will undoubtedly be {
warm one. Young Isabel, brother O
Frank Isabel, the Chicago player, vii
probably pitch for the visitors.
Circulars from headquarters have
been received in this village asking
for the formation Of marching clu7
for the coming campaign. The idea i
to organize Trough Riders'' club il
every town in the State and goverI
them in a military fashion. Eacl
company will elect it's own officers an
then these officers will elect the fel
officers. The uniforms are the khaki
suits similar to those worn by Roose
velt and his men in Cuba.
The official call has been issued TO
the legislative convention for tn
Eorty-ffth district, which will be hel
at Elk River, September Is at l
O clock. Three candidates for repre-
sentative5 to the legislature will b
; nominated, There will be- thirty-nin
delegates and they are divided as 70
lows: Anolza -, Isanti 10, Mile Lac
8, Sherburne S. The county cOmmi
tee will meet to call tn e convention fc
, this county August : in this village.
, Mr.. S. B. Brevig, a graduate of th
) Norwegian Luther Seminary at Han
line, Minn., will be ordained a mini
t ter of the gospel next Sunday at SAINT
r ago church, near Glendorado. Sc
9 vices will be conducted by Rev. L.
n Jerdee, of Minneapolis, with the q
Q sistance Of Reverends Satveit ar
e Prins, of Minneapolis, and the loc,
s pastor J. E. Ingebrigtson. Rev. Sa
9 veit will conduct services in the afte
) noon.