The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1901-01-17

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Auction sale at the Hub Shoe and
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Sam Fryhling has been the guest of
his parents during the past week
I. F. Walker was in the village Mon
day on his way to the cities.
Ida Laura Schlee, aged 9 years, died
Sunday at her home in Bogus Brook. /
Collin Campbell, Of Milaca, is re-
ported to be dangerouslysill with pneu-
monia.
Charley Slater's home was bright
ened by the arrival of brand new son
last week.
John Lind, not the ex-governor but
an ex-member of the Fourteenth, was
in the village Saturday.
At the village election at Elk River
last week Hon. A. N. Dare was elected
president of the village council.
Miss Carleton has recovered sufi-
ciently to resume her duties in the
kindergarten department OF the public
schools.
Agent Rice has been struggling man
fully with an attack of the grip this
week but so far has come out second
best.
The proceedings of the last meeting
OF the county com missioners will be
published in the next issue of the
UNION.
Auditor Whitney went to Mime
apolis Tuesday morning to attend the
meeting of the Auditors Association
of Minnesota. |
Mrs. Roos lost pocketkook contain
ing about four dollars in silver Satur-
day somewhere between Keith's Office
and Jesmer's store.
E. NJ. Chapman has sold his interest
in the barber shop to his partner,
William Kaliher, who will conduct the
business in the future.
It is said that the postoffice inspect
~ who rooon,rondod tho 1ieobo,ro of
J. A. Foote, at Anoka, may lose his po-
sition through that act.
WOOD WANTED-SchoOl district No.
l wants to purchase fifty cords of maple
wood, four feet long, both green and
dry. Inquire Of c. n. Rines or O. G.
Tarbox
Two marriage licenses were issued
during the past week, one to William
II. Hatcher and Nora NJ. Foley and
the other to Erick H. Anderson and
Nina Morris.
Foreston has at last secured tele-
phone connections with Princeton, Mil
AGA and the outside world. The CEN
trail Office has been placed in Green
ough's hotel.
Rev. Barnes, pastor at Anoka, will
assist in a series of meetings at the
Congregational church the coming
week. Mr.. Barnes is young man of
marked ability. Everybody is invited
to attend.
The township election is more than
month away yet it is reported that
things are warming up and there are
indications that there will be very
decent sort of a scrap for some of the
positions.
The little son of Charley King was
seriously burned last week by COLI
sion with a hot kettle. The little fell
low is reported to be recovering but
the accident.
A petition was presented to the board
of county commissioners of Isanti
county asking that new school dis
trict be formed from parts of three of
the western districts of that county
and districts No. and in this county.
II. E. Craig and daughter, Miss Bird
Craig of Orrock, were in town Monday,
the latter to take the oath of Office as
superintendent of schools, and the for
mer to renew old acquaintances. The
new superintendent will retain her resi-
dence at Orrock. Elk River Star- Neaos.
The new council held its first meet 1
| ing last Friday evening. 1t was Voted
to run the lights until midnight here
after, starting again at S o'clock A. NJ.
Heretofore the engine has been run
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