The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1900-01-25

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pr. g. S. Newman, the Princeton
veterinaryssurgeon, arrived on Sunday
last and will putin several weeks here
| abb I, looking after the physical con-
ditipn Of lnmbermen's horses. Gfd,ils
e Papids Hcrald Revie,o. Il s...s..
sa 10 is. rumored thatoithe Brainerd &
Northern, which recently changed
hands, has been secured By the North
ern' Pacific. This company has long
been watching the developmentsof the
country betweenits lines and the re-
port is that it, intends to- build several
intersecting branch lines in the near
future. .as:E.
S new physician arrived in town last
Thursday. He is permanently located
at the home of Dr., and ); Mrs. c.. E..
Caine, and on account of his extreme
youth and lack. of practical experience
he will be. under the tutorage of the
senior doctor for some time yet. DR..
Game tapped a couple Of boxes Of
|cigars in recognition Of his arrival
The Rep,i6lican Times. -" i .:' !.
One of the ATTRACTIONS which has
been touring the State recently is the
Polka Dot Girls a band of maidens
Of uncertain age; etc: Their posters
were not written in language which
would be approved by decent people
and when they attempted to put on
sin Gay Paree" at Ortonville the, pop
ulace made it so warm for them that
the hall was filled with smoke and the
company walked to the next town. g.
r. W. Walker, in remitting for the
UNION, has the following to say:
"Isend check for Sl.00 to apply on the
UNION. I notice you are going to cut
off the names OF all who do not get
there with their cash on Feb. /, and I
do not wish to get left. I assure you
Ihave warm place in my heart for
the UNION and the Princeton couptry,
with it's whole-souled people,. I would
get lonesome here without your
paper"
At the last regular meeting of the
Daughters of Rebekah the following
officers were installed for the ensuing
year Mrs. Mary Zimmerman, past
noble grand; Mrs: E. Mark, noble
grand; Katie Sausser, vice grand; Mrs.
W:Pratt, warden; Mrs.. w. Bidwell,
conductress; Hattie Holland, inside
1guardian; ID. W. Spaulding, outside
guardian; J. G. Herdliska, secretary;
Joseph Craig, treasurer: NJ. c. Saus'
ser, chaplain. f.. ,
!. E. Mark was in Minneapolis yester:
day and while there purchased a cal
load of heavy draft horses. These
horses will weigh 1,700 and 1900
and are suitable for heavy work or
farms Or in the pineries. They will be
sold cheap if purchased at once, OF
Mark rk : usual terms-cash, part cash o.
on time with secured notes. Here il
an opportunity you cannot afford t
= overlook if you desire to buy a goot
heavy team at bedrock prices. Com
. in and see them anyway. They will
probably arrive on toSmorrow's train
Sheriff Claggett will go up river in ;
! few days to replevin the logs in tn
Mudgett injunction suit mentioned il
the UNION few days ago. It will b.
necessary for the sheriff to mark eacl
log SO that it can be identified later OF
and will be quite an undertaking
There are over thousand logs on tn
sideways to receive his attention
While it is entirely improbable tina
the. logs will remain in his hands long
the matter, being now. before the cour
for settlement, it is a necessary pro
ceeding to guard against the laws de
law, = ,''
Superintendent Lewis announces tina
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