The Princeton union., 1900-02-22

Milaca, were in the village last Mon.
day on business.
, To-day is Washington's birthday and
the schools will observe it with appro.
i pirate exercises.
| The tiremen are planning to give a
ball March Ii. Galichio's orchestra
will probably be secured to furnish the
music.
! Alfred Sigfridson has been appointed
postmaster at Athens, Isanti county.
the appointment occurring Monday OF
this week.
Peterson & Nelson were benefited
by the snow. They report a large sale
OF sleds, their sales for Tuesday alone
amounting to S97.
y. W. Woodcock left last TUESDAY,
morning for Florida, where he went to
look up the country with d. view of
finding an agreeable winter home.
Emmet Mark purchased $50 head of
cattle at the lake at the time of the
sale held there few weeks ago. which
were brought to this village for ship
ment
Lowell Chadbourne was in the viii
lage Monday. He has just returned
from Washington and Idaho where he
went with Bob Burch to look up some
timber.
Tamarac lath is the latest in the
lumber line. If the manufacture of
this stuff proves successful it will give
some hitherto worthless lands a per-
manent value.
capt Mckelvy, of St. Cloud. late
captais of company M, 18th regiment
has boon appointed an aide on the staff
Oh the department commander of the
Spanish War Veterans.
George Wetsel came home from the
woods last week suffering with a bad
coid and threatened with pneumonia.
He is somewhat better, but is still suf-
fering from the effects of his illness.
Although the campaign is still quite
distant the campaign liar is putting in
long hours. Most of his tales are quite
improbable, but they are worrvino
some of the aspirants for office never
theiess.
u. Il. McCaig is still carrying the
Cambridge mail. the contractors boino
onaole 10 secure regular carrier.
Ihe remuneration of the Iowa men
Will be considerably less than nothing
when this quarter ends.
T. H. Galley and E. K. Evens returned
last Friday morning from Duluth
where they had been attending the an
nual meeting of the Retail Hard ware
Dealers association. Mr.. Calev was
honored by being elected vice presi-
dent Of the association.
The tiremen at their regular meet
ing last Monday evening voted to DUR
chase rubber coats, boots and mittens
Chlef Cordiner will go to the cities to
make the purchase next Saturday and
has been empowered by the council to
contract for a hose cart.
Geo. w. Reed7 one of the prominent
citizens of Santiago, was in town ves-
terday. The Santiago people are trv-
Ing TO get a new postoffice with tri-
weekly service by way of Becker. and
Mr.. Reed is recommended for post
master.-EM Riyer Star Neegs.
The report of the Citizens State
bank, which appears in another
shows a very prosperous con-
dltlon OF this worthy institution. The
deposits amount to nearly 100000,
which shows that the people of this
have complete confidence in
The stability OF the bank.
Last year several of the grand iurv
out in an appearance at the April term
If court although they had not been
This year it is again quite
possible that no grand jury will be
'alled, so if your name appears on the
ist wait until the sheriff asks Won to
'ome and save yourself an unnecessary
rip.
William .Cressy,,o of Borgholm, has
'een laid sup,for fortnight by injuries
'eceived while hauling logs. A load
ipped overan sonic Of the logs caught
Mr.. Cressy, pinning him to the ground7
where he was obliged to, remain until
lelp happened to come along the road.
t was5@a* very narrow escape from
cath. u...-.- ...s K
The following officers we're installed
II the meeting Of the local lodge Of i
VorkmNen last Monday evening: r. Il.
ones, past master workman: E. T.
master workman: val Saus- !
er, foreman; E. NJ. Farnham, over !