The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1900-02-01

PRIN CETON UNION: 'TE
8 Only IS below yesterday morning.
Have you seen the low price on nn-
e derwear at John N. Berg's? IS Z
3 Additional local news will, be, found
on the second page Of this, issue. #
) The wind blew so strong the first of
{ the week that several chimney fires
; resulted. s.{sE@ s,t. sa. ..1. 4..
r MRS Ray, Sutton > has BEEN dapger-
5 ously i'll this week, but will probably
{ recover, s,,,> "a a.,s+ Sr.. Fl.
~ Don't forget that. Marks great auc-
: ton sale will occur in this village next
ell Saturday. -. .nn.;7. =.
c. A: Jack went to the cities yester.
IA day morning to- purchase, new goods
for his stock. r-ae v.,., ~ :,
'on The Farnham saw mill above town
ns was forced to shut down yesterday on
account of the cold weather. .,t:,.1;.,
re Will Steadman's" little SON was
IKE stricken with diphtheria last week but
is reported to be rapidly recoveriaga
ny A new line of sample shoes. Come
eA and look them over before the pair
eo' you wish is gone. r. d. BYERs.
ire The Maccabees will give another of
lo- their pleasant dances at their hall to-
nc morrow: evening", All are cordially
: invited" 90 r..r7 s,.:s>;, ..;,.., /,
'n- Mrs. J. H: Tousley expects to leave
80 in few weeks for the south to make
no her home in Chattanooga. Tenn, where
she has a son. -. - t,...s. Il.
'fe F. G. Danielson, druggist, wants you
ne to call and try those fine scent cigars,
nus Winecke & Doerr's celebrated Flor del
Rio and Corona. ..
'or The knights of Pythias worked in
IN, the first rank last Tuesday evening
OF and will probably confer the first again
next Tuesday evening. - *...-~
me A child of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Bates
lie died last week of diphtheria and the
10 family are still in quarantine. The
ar father is confined to his bed. :
,,o The fee for liquor licenses was in
~ creased this year: from $500, to $500, SO
,oa the village will receive the. same
No. amount of revenue with one less saloon.
in Will Ross reports that. the other
night while driving below" Spencer
ird Brook he saw the light on the tower
viii plainly, distance of about thirteen
lar miles. - '' a.; =,
raj -" Os King was kicked by horse a,
cen Marks stable last Monday and though
asst no bones we're broken the injury is
. s quite painful and Mr.. King will be laid
; - up for few days. - ~''' '2%@
Ind Markwill sell any farmer. desiring
OK to enter the stoc ok and dairy business
ro- ten Or 100; COWS for cash sor on time
be Here is a~good opportunity to makes
uc- start in profitable business /. = {. -
'n- The village already has 500 CONNER
cial lights on its circuit, and Superin
eek tendent Miller is still kept busy wiring
art for new customers. At this rate il
he will not be many months before the
old plant will be running at a profit. 8.
" Have you seen the large handsome
picture and frame which Nelson :oul
~ photographer gives away free with
", every dozen cabinet size photographs:
! It is fine and we'll worth to come few
20 miles to have your: picture taken ,and
lea get one. - ..:..i 49, = -.
nee 80, --- :.
in: There are now forty-nine subscribers
tha to the local telephone exchange. The
90. new ones are the Princeton hotel an6
a. L. S. Briggs residence. Mr.. Larson
of has both of his phones on one circuit
- the call for the Dalbo warehouse being
46-2 and the hotel 49, Mr.. Briggs
answers to 48.
,ta-
ing F. G. Danielson, the druggist o.
ood Princeton, was over in company with
ave c.. A. Dickey, the attorney of that
the place last Thursday. MIR. Danielsor
the purchased the 160-acre farm of Swar
ion G. Johnson in North Branch. towr
while in this section, and believes
,,,a Isanti county farm land the prope,
.tb thing to. run up against. K tt,nbr;dq