The Princeton union., 1900-05-03
8 he Rathbone Sisters held their
regular meeting last evening.

s he Rathbone Sisters held thei,
regular meeting last evening.
ostmaster Cordiner has received :
supply Of the new stamp books and il
tll1ndlng ready sale for them.
Harry English dropped in on his
friends thissweek looking in the pink
O condition. He has been in Chicago
ana and southern points during the greater
part OF the winter. .s..5. j ..ss.
Pr Abbott, OF Minneapolis, was in
the village last Saturday to consul,
With with Dr.. Tarbox in a couple of severe
case cases OF illness in which operations
VII VII probably be necessary
~. &, Dapielson, a we'll known drug.
glst of Minneapolis, was here Wednes.
day. He is now visiting his parents,
Mr: Mr. and Mrs. John Danielson at Spring
L4aake,-North Branch Revieeu. ~
There is a rumor, ,aHoat to the effect
that the Northern Pacific has secured
control of the St. Paul e. Duluth rail.
road. The Northern Pacific has been
after this piece of road for some time.
eEssle ~Burgan has recovered sutfi.
ciently from her recent operation to
allow her removal from the hospital
and she is now staying with friends.
Her sister, Merle, is with her this
week
Princeton Lodge No. SO, knights OF
Pythias, conferred the rank of esuuire
on two candidates at it's regular meet.
ing last Tuesday night. May Is the
rank of knight will be conferred on
three candidates.
1t is now said that Miss Scoville,
who was suspected of having smallpox
and taken to the pest house. was not
afflicted with the. disease, but after be.
ing taken to the detention hospital
was obliged to remain.
Harold Mudgett, of Princeton, was
a caller at the depot Monday. Harold
informed the agent that he is still en-.
joying single blessedness, and seemed
to be immensely pleased over the fact.
Cambridge Independent.
It is reported that the loss on the
Stadden barn which was burned in
Spencer Brook last week will be COM
plete, as the policy which was sup
posed to be in force had been cancelled
a few days previous to the fire.
The knights Of Pythias and the
Masons are talking Of putting an elec-
trio fan in their hall in the Townsend
building. If the fan works properly
it will add greatly to the comfort of
the boys during the hot weather.
Amos Howard has returned from
Nickerson, where he went to work on
the drive and reports very low stage
Of water. Unless rains come soon it is
very probable that the logs will be
hung up. Bad fires are also raging in
that vicinity.
Lincoln Lodge A. F. & A. NJ. of
Milaca, conferred the first and third
degrees at meeting last Thursday
night. There we're several visitors
present and refreshments we're served
during the evening. This lodge is
nicely.
The Elk River high school base ball
team comes to Princeton next Satur-
day to play the return game of ball
with our high school boys. Both clubs
have been hard at work since their
former meeting and the game will
probably be an interesting one.
The eighty-first anniversary of the
founding of the Independent Order of
Odd Fellows was appropriately cele-
brated in this village last Thursday
evening. Besides the local members
there were many Oddfellows present
from the neighboring towns and a gen
eral good time ensued. A splendid
program was rendered and when the
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