The Princeton union., 1900-02-22

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DR.. F. l.. Small, resident dentist,
Townsend block.
\ daughter was born to the wife of
John Olson, OF this village, last Friday.
Superintendent Miller was called to
lltchiield last Saturday ON business,
returning Monday.
Art Howard is acting as janitos at
the court house during Mr.. More
houses enforced vacation.
Baled hay is being shipped in large
quantities, the snow giving the farm
ers an opportunity to haul it on sleds
George D. Loring has been suffering
from severe attack of bronchitis this
week and pneumonia was feared for a
time.
Chas. Morehouse has been unable to
attend to his duties as ianitor at the
court house this week owing to a bad
attack of asthma.
r. +. Patterson, who had charge Of
the electric lights and water works
contract for W. I. Gray & Co., was in
the village the first of the week
We have a nice line of dress goods
bought at bankrupt sale which we
are selling very cheap. Come in and
see the goods. JOHN N. BERG.
Marriage licenses were issued dur
ing the past week to Edward Dodd and
Minnie Ellison, Of Milaca. and Peter
Strom and Christina Pierson, of Borg
holm.
Sam Tilley, the Mile Laos lake lum-
herman, was ia Princeton the first OF
the week employing men to work in
his camps for the remainder of the
season.
Mrs. Carrie Winberg, wife of Mar
tin Win berg, OF Wyanette, died at her
late home last Saturday, Feb II, aged
10 years. She was the mother of Mrs.
Stove Rines.
4An attempt is being made to organ
lze cooperative creamery company
at Spring Vale, Isanti county. The
the creamery will probably materia-
lie.
Potatoes came in nicely this week
and the market was good. The farm
ers hope the warm weather will con-
tinue long enough to allow them TO
dispose OF the spuds remaining IN their
cellars
f. S. Page, of Anoka, we'll known in
this county, will go to Louisiana soon
TO engage in the lumber business in
that southern cline. Ed S manv friends
hope he may be successful in his un-
dertaking.
NJ. Meyers, of Germany, lost pile
OF stave wood last week by fire. The
wind was blowing fiercely and it is
thought that spark from a fire ig-
nigted pile of shavings and bark and
set the woodpile on fire.
The statement: Of the financial con-
dition of Mile Lacs county will prob
ably be published in the next issue of
the UNION. The statement is ready
for the commissioners to act upon it
when they meet next Tuesday.
Albert w. Kelly and Abbie NJ. War;
ney were married last Monday, Rev.
+. H. Roberts performing the cere- !
mony. Both the contracting parties
have a large number of friends in this
vicinity who wish them their share of
this worlds happiness. -
y Presbyterian church will he built
at Foley during the coming season.
Foley Bros. have donated the site and
as soon as the ground thaws sufficiently
in the spring the work of construction
will be begun. The stone for the foun-
dation is already on the ground.
Ben Cole has finally been heard
from, having recovered sufficiently to
dictate letter himself. He has been
at st. Mary's hospital at Superior for
six weeks and would long ago been out
had he not suffered couple of re-
lapses.2's He expects to be with us again
soon. + 4z-1z 20 = I : T.: T.
The water tank was lowered some.
what last Tuesday afternoon in order
that fresh water might be pumped
The waste was turned on the school.
yard again but the boys had not cleared