The Princeton union., 1900-10-18

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Dr. ana Mrs. Tarbox WI we're ia the
Twin Cities last Thursday.
A regular meeting Of the Eastern
Star will occur tomorrow evening.
A. W. Woodcock attended to some
business matters in Minneapolis Jast
Tuesday. y
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Blair's home was
blessed Sunday by the arrival Of a
brand new son. sve.ss.,
Don't forget the sale Of the b Mark
Live Stock company An this village
Saturday, Nov. 8.
Every man that has vote to cast is
a a mighty good fellow now--7whensthe
candidates are around. d.s.sr.'S3 Y II
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Lowell Chadbourne, OF Minneapolis,
was in the village yesterday on his
way 'homesfrom-a northern. trip.
Mr.. and Mrs! Lawrence, of iowa,
have been the guests>of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. W. VanWormer during the week.
E. Grant received two'full blooded
Angora goats last week. They were
beauties and cost him nice little pot
of money. .,.,,, -. - y !.
Dwight. E. Woodbridge, represent
ing the Duluth Ne,vs- Tribune, accom-
panied Page Morris on his recent visit
to Princeton. :. =,
j. H. Ward, of Milaca, was in the
village again Monday reminding his
acquaintances that. he had entered in
the political race for Office this fall -
e. Mark is in: South ST.. Paul to-day
attending horse sale. He is already
securing bargains for the people who
attend his sale in this village Nov. 3.
W. W. Roberts, J. W. Hartman and
Val Sausser attended a dance Of the
the mermaids at: Lake Fremont last
Saturday night. Just ask Jim about
it. .-s. ...,. .-.,x- -. .,
-, The fire department holds regular
meetings on the first and third Mon
day evenings of each month. A reg
ular meeting occurred last Monday
evening. ,...~ ,:
r. G. Dunn: L am investigating the
matter of voting bonds for county roads
and will have something to say in next
weeks issue. At present I feel very
favorable to the proposition. +>
=. Sam Fryhhng returnedaaruesday
morning from Bayfield,, Wis, where
he has been engaged insthe:z merchant
tailoring business. for some time. Sam
will remain in sPrinceton until after
elections + ,a4@.. ..:*. :,... -.
S. "A. Nebel has been in town for the
past week putting in new cable and
,otherwise putting the, local telephone
exchange in j shape for, business: The
patrons OF the exchange are pleased
with the Improvement in the service.
Ole. Knudson, of Blue Hill,szanaaun-
married man 80 years OF age,died3 last
night after n%illnesss of about two
weeks. His mind had become; unset
tied through religious excitement and
his whole system became undermined
as a result. He was brought to the
Princeton hospital for treatment dur
ing the day yesterday. ~. ::":.:. =. ~
Princeton is without ice, the: Silver
Lake Ice company's supply being ex-
hausted last week. A few private
parties still havea little left ia their
houses. The@seaso n was .onerof the
worst that has ever been experienced
in this section,s. the continued heat
making it almost impossible to keep
the ice chests supplied. =~;: - =.
Rev. FIR. 'Leyings presided at two
weddings last Monday. :: Tn the morn
ing Louis Dejarlais and Miss Selma
Burke were married and in the AFTER
noon Thomas Dejarlais and Emma An
derson knelt at the altar. Both the
young couples are we'll known Mile
Lacs county people and start out on
their new life with the best wishes of a
host of friends. f.
Col. Newbert is fast turning the
Commercial hotel into a modern hos
telry his latest improvement being a
hot and coldwaater system on both
floors. The first floor is fully supplied,
the wash room being made particularly
convenient, while On the second floor
is added fine bathroom, fitted with
splendid porcelain tub and other mod
ern accommodations. The work was