The Princeton union., 1900-10-25

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Remembe the Hallowe en- party.
Fresh whitefsh and trout at scheen's
lunch room tomorrow morning.
a daughter was born Yesterday tc
N1' Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Peterson, Of San.
Itiago. .t .|.. sz.5
George Nicely has opened a harness
shop in Milaca and is doing a good
business.
The r. Mark Live Stock company
will hold its regular sale a Milaca next
Saturday.
# Mrs. G. H. Chadbourne has gone to
Elk River to visit friends and relatives
for short time. . .sa
Mrs. NJ. S. Rutherford will enter
tain a small party of her friends at her
home this evening. ~.
Mrs. W. H. Ferrell returned satur-
day evening, after a weeks visit with
Minneapolis relatives. ~
Mrs. A. Mark went to Duluth last
Monday night to visit brother who is
reported to be very i'll. "
y. tuesday was warm day for Milaca.
Republican and Democratic rallies
were both billed to occur on that date.
Mrs. James Griffith and daughter, of
st. James, are the guests of the form
er's brother, Henry Murphy, of Bald
win.
Miss O'Reilly has returned from her
vacation trip to South Dakota, and has
resumed her position in the Bank of
Princeton.
Election is only eleven days distant
and then the people will enjoy a rest
from the politicians and political
harangues.
A. c. Howard left last week for the
northern part of the State where he
has secured position with the Itasca
Lumber company.
The Gotha Rustler announces that
Mr.. and Mrs. West, of that town. will
soon remove with their family to their
farm in this county. ,..
Rev. j. K. Shuts the new Congre-
gational pastor met his wife Monday
morning at Minneapolis. They are
getting nicely settled in the parsonage
and will be ready TO make and receive
calls ere long.
Three new cases of diphtheria have
been reported this week. Elsie Cutler
is afflicted as also is Mrs. Bradford,
While second case has made it's an
pearance in the Ecklund family. The
board of education announce that if
more cases appear the schools will be
closed.
The presidential campaign is affect
lng the brick business somewhat, there
being little market for brick until the
questions before the people are settled.
Ihe Princeton brick men are not wor-
'ylng, however, for they have the best
'tock IN the northwest and are sure of
getting profitable price for their pro-
luct
A plain drunk created a little dis
at house on the Silver lake
'oad Monday evening and when the
'wner OF the premises returned with
n officer to arrest the rioter he was
ound seated in tub of water sound
sleep. He was jailed and in the morn
ng was allowed to go out to get money
o pay his fine, but so far has failed to
'ut in an appearance.
The local lodge of the Daughters of
tebekah received visit Tuesday even
ng from Mrs. Anderson, of Minneap-
lis, noble grand Of the order in Min
esota. After an interesting talk on
be objects and work of the order bv
be visitor, attending members enjoyed
social meeting for an hour or two,
ndlng the evenings entertainment
nth delicious turkey supper.
Mrs. Dexter Payne, who formerly
esided in this village, died Sunday at
he home OF her daughter in Rochester.
he body was brought to Princeton for
oterment Tuesday, the burial services
eing conducted by Rev. J. K. Shuts.
the body were Mrs.
wasey, OF Rochester. and Mesdames
allot, Webster and Taylor, of Mime
polls. "
Potatoes are coming in better this
eek and the market is ranging con-
derable higher. The buyers so far
re unable to form an estimate of the II
rop in this vicinity, owing to the fact