The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1901-08-01

occupants were badly injured, one per-
haps fatally.
Several teams are kept busy hauling
brick for the Odd Fellows building.
The work Of construction is progress
ing rapidly.
j. NJ. Goss, of Anoka, was in the vii
lage Tuesday looking up matters IN
connection with his real estate hold
ings in this county.
H.. E. Cravens came down from
Milaca Saturday to remain with his
family over Sunday. His little daugh-
ter was seriously i'll. ~, -
Game Warden Spaulding went. to
Milaca last week to look after some
alleged violations Of the game laws.
No arrests we're made. ~. .z@s.E =
Mrs. Warren Vose, of Hinckley, has
been the guest of her sister, Mrs. W.
n. Terrell, this week. She returns to
Several of the Princeton boys are
planning to 60 to North Dakota to take
part in the harvest. It lis reported that
help is scarce and wages correspond
ingly high. - 49, =
A: J. Bulls is building one of the
old-fashioned buck boards for Sheriff
Claggett. It is just what the sheriff
needs for travelling over the unsettled
portions Of the county. 4.
The annual examination for State
teachers certificates will open in this
village next Monday and continue for
three days. Examinations will be held
in Milaca at the same time.
j. f. Zimmerman has so far recover
ed from his recent prostration from
heat to be able to be down town occa-
sionally. 1t will be some time, how
ever, before he regains his accustomed
health. s..-
Mrs. John Kaiser, of St. Paul, ar
rived in the village last Saturday
evening on a visit to her brother, An
ton Falk, and other relatives. She ex-
poets to remain in this vicinity about a
month. ~ ~ 5sfi
Elk River is jubilant over the estab-
I 1ct HIM nf l@1S
routes. One runs through Meadow
vale and Big Lake and the other
through Otsego. The Otsego post
office has been discontinued. "a.
Editor Wilcox has sold his subscrip-
ton lists and good will of the Big Lake
Herald, to G. A. French, of Monticello,
and the latter will try his hand again
at getting out a Sherburne county
annex to the Monticello Times. X. .-.
Dr.. Cooney performed an operation
on the two-year-old child of John Dali
chow this week. The child was suffer-
ing with appendicitis, something I'M
usual for. so young person, and the
operation was entirely successful.
Cocaine was used instead of ether.
H. W. A. Mergel, of Blue Hill. was
in the village Monday. He reports
that during one of the electrical storms
last week his residence was struck by
and his wife dazed by the
bolt. Mrs. GLADDEN., neighbour. was
also similarly affected during the same
storm. 81. -
A. II. Smith is 500 short this week.
He left it in pocket book in a pocket
in his vest which he hung in the back
room Monday, and it is supposed some
light fingered visitor found it there,
for when Mr.. Smith donned the gar
ment both the pocket book and money
were missing. @.
W. A. Carleton, son of Mrs. Carleton.
OF this village, has been notified that
ne has commission in the regular
army awaiting him. He was veteran
OF the Philippine war, serving as cap
tain in the Thirteenth Minnesota, and
recently took the examination in Chi
cago. His many Princeton friends
offer their congratulations.
Three offenders against the game
law were arrested in the northern part
OF the State last week and on trial
were fined $50 and costs. Besides this
their guns, dogs and hunting and
camping outfit, valued at $500, was con-
fscated. Warden Fullerton promised
to make it warm for all violators of the
game laws and apparently he is keep
ing his word.
The Foley Bean saw mill at Milaca
IS at last completed. There has been a
long delay in securing the machinery,
owing to the machinists' strike. but
the management now expects to start