The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1901-09-26

Aug Rines was in the twin cities the
first of the week. ~
It was all the style to carry kero-
sene can last Friday night.
Henry Newbert had standing room
only at the Commercial this week. Il. 4.
j. 3. ,Mattocks was down from Law
renee this week buying horses for his
stage line
DR.. and Mrs. Small on Tuesday en-
tertained E. W. Cundy and wife and
J. w. Mcclure and wife OF Onamia.
Mrs. VIM. Cordiner and Harold Ca
ley returned from West Superior Sat-
urday night much benefited by the
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Jones of Milaca,
visited Rev. and Mrs. Satterlee over
Mr.. Jones is cousin Of Mr..
Christian Olson and Martha Olson
of Isanti county, were married in
Princeton on Monday evening by Rev.
J. S. Bouck
Jim Mckenzie came home Monday
morning and went down to the Brook
to see his father, who it is reported is
much improved.
Cabinet photos $3.50 per dozen.
Open every Saturday until further
notice.
PRESCOTT & RoADsTRoM.
Jas. Laird, of Milaca, who has been
working in the meat market at Cam
bridge, came over Saturday and went
to Milaca on the evening train, to
spend Sunday at home.
The Ladies of the Maccabees are
arrangements to give dane
ing party at the Maccabee hall next
Thursday evening. Oct. Sd. They in
tend 20 make this a social affair par ex-
cellence.
E. Grant, the dehorner is in great
demand by stockmen now. He has
just received word that he is wanted at
Mile Laos lake to dehorn IS cattle,
owned by farmers and stockmen in
that section.
The brick work on the Odd Fellows
building is being rapidly pushed to
completion. 1t will be about finished
this week. Mr.. Hatch, the contractor,
says that the inside work will progress
very rapidly now.
Mike Ma honey says he has been Of
fered $40 per acre for his 800 acres
near Princeton. This shows the value
of good farm land around Princeton.
Mike says $40 farm land is better than
city life with all its attractions.
-. c.. T. Johnson. manager of the Rur-
al Telephone Co., says that they ex-
pect to commence stringing wires on
next Monday. 1t will be slow process
until the gang gets used to climbing.
The company will start wiring from
Princeton. Hello. my country cousin.
"A deed was filed in the register of
deeds office last Saturday for 1892
acres of land in 1927, running from
the St. Paul & Duluth R'y Co. and the
N. W. Improvement Co. to John I'm
derleak, of Chatfeld, Mimi, the con-
sideration being s15,626. This is about
$3.50 per acre.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. G. Dunn came up on
last Thursday night and went down to
Mrs. Dunn's home at the Brook to
learn the nature of the paralytic stroke
Mr.. Mckenzie suffered. They we're
pleased to find him doing nicely and
slowly improving. Mr.. Dunn returned
to St. Paul Saturday morning while
Mrs. Dunn remained until Tuesday
morning, returning the same morning.
George Smith had narrow escape
from serious accident one night re-
Gently. While walking along the side
walk, near Frank Peterson's place he
was run into by P. Hedin, who was
coming in an opposite direction on
wheel. Smith was knocked down with
much force, and had his head cut. but
sustained no serious INJURIES. Hedin
was thrown from his wheel bv the
shock and was bruised some.
Mrs. Mary Wilson, wife of the late
DR.. Wilson, died at her home in Milo
last Thursday, aged 80 years. The
funeral occurred on Saturday from the
NJ. E. church. DR.. Wilson
and wife at one time resided in Prince
ton, living here about IS years. The
doctor died about six years ago, The
only child is Mrs. Lucy Cone. an
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