The Princeton union., 1900-04-26
THE IR AIMS CAME.
The Long Expected Day Train Put in
an Appearance Monday AS
s# ss.4z \. Advertised. q.
z Prlnceton is Now Enjoying the Best
Train Service in the History &
IL s L Of the Village. d

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The helong-expected and much wished
forgstrain service is now a certainty,
! thesfrst train on the new schedule ar
irving in Princeton Monday night.
Thafrs train was to have come from
Sand stone, but owing to the many
hitches which railroad company ex-
periences in making a complete change
OF its Service, this was found to be i'm
possible and the south bound train was
abandoned. = .n~:.....' ...:.., g2.-s~et
Under the new arrangement Prince
tonssshas the best train service it has
had since the Great Northern first
came through fourteen years ago. It
is now possible to get to the cities
twice each forenoon, the first train
leaving at 4:2S, connecting with the
mails and trains for Chicago and the
east, and the second train leaving at
19:1oa and arriving in the cities in good
season. for transacting business The
afternoon trains arrive from the cities
at $40 and the later one at l:39 A. NJ :,
fleaying the cities after the close of the
ltheaters. All these trains carry mail
Blythe daylight service one can eat
hisabreakfast at home, go to either St..
Paul Or Minneapolis and transact his
business and return in good season for
I his evening meal. The residents of
{ Mile Laos, Sherburne and Isanti coun-
ItiesSWill appreciate this, for hitherto
.|theE have been obliged if they went
1by way, Of Princeton to go without
sleep for twenty-three hours or more,
andifs they went by the way Of Cam
bridge it necessitated stay at a hotel
Overnight. If previous arrangement
fora meeting after business hours is
notsmade now, those who go by way o1
lCambridge must remain in the cities
oneswhole day and parts of two others
Blythe new Princeton service it is
g cheaper: for the residents Of Isant
y county to come by livery to this poin
W U1hC GuCScl cI1u 1Df1o lOl &.IuOlA "
= leaSf. from their own county seat
= They realize this. too, and are coming
r. Another advantage of the service i
: that while we get our morning paper
! at the same time they have hithert'
= been received we also get the Mime
apolis evening papers on the day Q
publication. The news is therefor
i about eighteen hours fresher than un
der the old system.
\ Ever since the opening of the Be
7 Line there have been numerous croak
! ers who have insisted that the Grea
( Northern cared nothing for the town
Z along the Princeton branch and whe
: the change came in the spring W
u would be worse off than we had been
Z The UNION has been asked to roas
Z the company on all sorts of pretexts
! but this paper felt that Mr.. Hill ha
( the interest of these towns at hear
= and would give US a satisfactory sci
! vice. The croakers may now take
Z the woods for what the UNION ha
= told them all along has come true
! Mr.. Hill has treated the towns alon
Z this branch very nicely and the peopl
Z appreciate it,
! 1t has always been the policy of th
: Great Northern to give the towr
Z along its line the best service whic
= the business given the road would wa
. rant and the recent change shows no
important the company considers tt
traffic from Princeton, Milaca ar
Mora. The result is that instead
being injured by the opening of tt
Bee Line, this section of the count,
has been benefited and it's growth ar
prosperity will be increased as tt
years roll by. Thus the company wi
reap it's reward, for the more tt
. country is developed the more bus
ness it will receive and the more bus
= ness the more profit.