The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1901-05-30

> PREM E.To 81 IJN1ON 3:
J. N. Stowe, Of Foreston, was in'
the village yesterday
The FIRE department. were out for
practice run last Friday afternoon.
Well, what have you decided about
the park? Is the proposition a good
one? s,..
The remaining buildings OF the ''Ca-
ley row. are being reshingled. this.
week.. "a -. r. -
: Mrs. A. Rines: and Mrs. Chas. Fogg5
spent Saturday and Sunday with rela-
tives in Minneapolis. s>.,4.s
Aug. Rines has returned from his
journey through the west and reports
a most enjoyable trip.
The street grader was put into COM
mission Tuesday and the chuck holes
along the streets filled. .......@. ! 49,.
L. Fryhling purchased the residence
occupied by Miss Hoey this week and
will move in next week. 80.
c. S. Neumann has improved his
residence property by laying brick
walks around his house. ; =.
J. G. Borden sold his new Grama-
phone to DR.. Tarbox last week and
Immediately secured another.
The Princeton Drug Co., have very
handsome display of silverware in their
window. See their ad on page five.
The planning mill has been running
busily full time this week turning out
an accumulation of orders for finish.
The work of excavating the base
ment for the new Oddfellows' building
was completed last Saturday evening.
Charles N. Orr is d member of the
senior class at Hamline and will grad
uate from that institution next Thurs
day.
The men who own creamery COWS
are the ones who find it easy to settle
their bill with Treasurer Burrell this
week.
T. F. Scheen is having the city water
connections made and will hereafter
have it to use in connection with his
fountain.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. IS. Anderson drove
down from Milaca Saturday afternoon
and spent Sunday with relatives in
this village.
The case Of Roberts vs.. G. H.: Rines
& Co., was tried before Justice Bouck
last Saturday and resulted in a verdict
for the defendants.
T. H. Martin, of Duluth, deputy
revenue collector, was in the village
the first of this week looking after
Uncle Sans interests.
Capt. Patterson came up from the
capitol Saturday evening and during
his leisure moments hustled transport
tation for the Third regiment.
-. A. J. Bulls caught. his handin belt
which he was attempting throw on
at the planning mill. Monday and is
nursing a. badly laeerated member.
Painters Of judgment prefer Masury
paints made by world renowned manu-
facturers, ready mixed, made of pure
linseed oil. G. A. Jack sells them.
The high school defeated team
from Germany last Saturday by a score
of rs to 10. This is the first game the
school boys have played this season.
Owing to wreck on the N. P. at the
Coon Creek junction Sunday night, the
early Eastern passenger was obliged to
run into ST. Paul on this line Monday
morning.
Miss Carleton is reported to.be some
what improved, although still suffer-
ing from nervous trouble. She will
not lose the sight of her eye as was at
first feared
J. Albert Lind, of Santiago, is in the
village under the surgeons care. He
caught the thumb of his left hand in a
grabbing machine Tuesday and the
digit was badly crushed. /
Mr.. Mobiles, of Mile Laos lake, came
to Princeton yesterday morning and
will remain day or two looking after
his real estate interests. He intends !
to plat some of his property at Cove.