The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1900-03-01
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Lent commenced yesterday, ~
DR.. f. L. Small, resident dentist.
Townsend block.
DR.. Nichols, of Milaca, was in the
village the first of this week on bust
ness.
Carlton had $4,000 fire this week
which destroyed a large part of the
business portion Of the town.
The schools in the vicinity of Kar-
mel opening again, after a vaca-
ton caused by the prevalence of diph-
liberia.
The rise in the reading of the ther-
mometers Tuesday after three days of
sharp weather was welcomed bv the
wood buyers.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society will give missionary tea at
Mrs. a. Z. Norton's residence Wednes-
day evening March :.
We have a nice line of dress goods
bought at a bankrupt sale which we
are selling very cheap. Come in and
see the goods. JOHN N. BERG,
Abe Weinberg, of Galesburg, ILL.,,
arrived in the village last week and is
hustllng for his share of the potatoes
which are being brought to this mar
ket.
Miss Harmon and few young friends
drove to Elk River on Wednesday last
to meet her friend, Miss Pendleton,
who comes up from Minneapolis; for a
few days visit
The baggage and mail cars on the
Great Northern and associate lines are
now OF dark green color and the
other coaches are being newly painted
to correspond as rapidly as possible.
Getyour tickets printed at the UNION
Office, where the job will be done
quickly and secretly if desired: Don't
mt off nr6orinCr
but come early and avoid the usual
crush.
The Maccabees will give another Of
their pleasant dances at their hall to-
morrow evening. All who have at
tended these parties in the past will
not miss this opportunity for social en-
joyment.
E.. Mark went to St. Cloud last.
Thursday to purchase some blooded
stock. He secured ten full blooded
Durham bulls and about 200 Merino
sheep which will be sold to the farmers
OF this vicinity.
Nj ss Alice Jones, while. driving in
from her school Monday evening sus-
tanned severe injury. Her horse
slipped on some smooth ice and fell
and Miss Jones was thrown violently
from the buggy.
Col. W. S. King, one of the pioneers
OF Ne minneapolis and the northwest. died
last Friday. Col. King was one of; the
promoters of the Flour City and was
identified with most of the early en-
terprises of that city.
The Big Lake Herald has gone to
that bourne from which no traveller
returns. Its subscription list and good
Will we're purchased by Hon. A. N. |
Dare and its subscribers will receive
the Star Meas in its stead.
Following the public temperance
meeting held few weeks since bv
Rev. r. H. Battey a number of meet
ings have been held by some of our
citizens. interested. in temperance and
the enforcement Of temperance laws, to
prepare an organization and bring it:
before the public with view to ad-
vancing temperance and better order
in the community. TIA
Rev. D. Donovan was in the Twin
Cities last week to meet his daughter,
Miss Eddy, lately of Redwood Falls.
who went to New Mexico where she
goes to seek more healthful climate
and improve herself in a business way.
She has o :position=as stenographer tot
company in Albuquerque. Friends /
who had preceded her to that CITY
speak highly Of the healthfulness 81 |
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