The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1900-03-08

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Dr. f. L. Small, resident dentist,
Townsend block. - -. vi
The ten year old child of VIM.
Marsh, OF Blue Hill, died during the
past week from an attack of pneu-
monia.
r.. Mark purchased 1875 head of cat
tie from the Ward & Davis ranch at
Whitney Brook and brought them to
Princeton for shipment.
Mondays snow fall was just what the
farmers ordered. It was sufficient to
cover all the bare spots on the roads
and will make hauling good.
The first of the committee entertain
ments was given by the Eastern Star
last Friday evening and was highly
enjoyed by those who were present.
We have 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.
Frank Tomlinson, the potato buyer,
went to the city last Sunday and re-
turned Monday morning via Milaca.
1t isn't safe to ask him about it.
though.
Next Tuesday will be election day in
the townships OF the county and the
UNION hopes its correspondents will
make an earnest effort to get the re-
turns in early Wednesday.
Get your tickets printed at the UNION
Office, where the Job will be done
quickly and secretly if desired. Don't
put off ordering until the last hour,
but come early and avoid the usual
crush. -
The UNION was misinfOrmed last
week concerning the location OF the
States travelling library. Those who
wish to secure books will please call at
the Princeton Roller Mill company's
feed store on Tuesday and Friday
evenings.
f. @. Danielson came up from the
city the first Of this week to attend to
his collections in this vicinity. He is
considering a business opportunity at
Cape Nome and may decide to visit the
gold craze country.
Ben SOule'S teams came out of the
woods Monday night, Mr.. Soule having
finished hauling, but went back to
work for Mudgett Bros the next morn
ing. The late snow will be of great
assistance to this firm.
The village was crowded with farm
ers' teams last Saturday when the reg
ular monthly sale Of the e. Mark Live
Stock company occurred. The sale
was a very successful one and the mer-
chants had good days business too.
Prof. Whites little son was taken
with diphtheria last Saturday morning
but is improving rapidly and will soon
be fully recovered. The professor has
been quarantined at his home this
week and the schools have been rum
ming short-handed.
r. F. Mcclellan returned Saturday
from the northeastern part of the
State where he had been watching for
trespassers on the States lands. He
found that one firm had cut 10000 ties
unlawfully and the treasury will be
somewhat richer when the officials get
through with them.
Rush City had another fire last Fri
day morning. the Hotel Rushmore be-
ing destroyed. The central office of
the Northeastern Telephone company
was again destroyed, having been To-
Gated in the hotel since the recent fire.
The loss is estimated at SO, 900 with an
insurance of only "a 1000.
VIM. Cordiner, chief of the fire de-
partment. was in Minneapolis last Sat-
urday purchasing supplies for the de-
partment. He secured some rubber
coats, boots and hats, besides purchas-
ing a hose cart. This new piece of ap-
paratus will carry 700 feet Of fire hose
and VII tbe delivered within a FORT.