The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1902-12-18
In the Year 2OO2.
Some Items from
Ole Union
100 Years Hence

Carl Jesmer went to Twincity to-day
in his airochute.
St. Francis expects to get a railroad
in the near future.
Mark sold a Galloway bull this week
for $500. Its hide alone is valued at
$500.
Bert Galley has gone to Siberia on
short business trip, and will return in
a few days.
Foreston is putting in electric light
and water works. James Deans has
the contract.
At the next meeting of the city coun-
Gil the matter of annexing Zimmerman
will be brought up.
Joseph Wyrzyoskiwoski was arrested
yesterday for splitting on the sidewalk
and was sent to prison for thirty days.
Go and see the tabloid table outfits
Just received at Burrell's emporium.
They are the latest thing on the mar
ket.
Will Woodcock says that the brick
industry is booming. He just received
orders for 100000 to be shipped to
Garrison.
A pension has been granted the
widow of Jonas Brown who was killed
in the battle of the Amazon in the late
South American war.
"A State inspector of highways was in
Princeton the other day looking over
the highways in this part of the State
and he says they are in fine condition.
The new million dollar court house
that will be built in Princeton next
year will be from designs by French
architect. Milaca papers please copy.
The north pole crop of potatoes is
said to be big one and they are good
keepers for the southern sections of the
country as they are absolutely frost
proof.
DR.. Kaliher discovered a case of
smallpox in the upper fiat in the Steel
Tower tenement and turned the case
over to the contagion division of the
police department..
The city of Milleojibwa at Mile Laos
lake has advertised for bids for the
construction of a crib and system of in
take pipes to connect with the water
mains for the water supply for Twin
city.
At the next meeting of the Society
for Research President Keith will read
Book, or Princeton in Early Days." A
large number of street and other views
will be shown from old prints.
Alderman Jones of the Twenty-ffth
ward will introduce an ordinance at
the next meeting of the assembly to
put stop to the Electrified .Consoli
dated Railway running it's cars over the
elevated division faster than 100 miles
an hour.
The Consolidated Cream Co. of Isle
Harbor has filed articles of incorpora
tion with the secretary of State. The
capital stock is 81, OOO,0 900. Cream will
be delivered by tube route night and
morning. Several Princeton parties
are interested in the business.
While digging a new well on his
farm south of the city James Green
came upon the bones Of what was sup
posed to be the remains of a prehistoric
animal, but on close examination the
bones were pronounced those of dairy
COW of the twentieth century.
Robert Howard came in on the air.
ship from Winnipeg last night and re-
ports stormy trip. A cyclone was en-
countered and the lower deck of the
ship was torn away and several people
lost their lives. Those in the buffet
deck escaped. 1t was an exciting ex-
perience.
A descendent of the Mile Laos In
dians that years ago went to the old
White Earth reservation was in Prince
ton the other day and he says that he
has just sold his land for $500 an acre
to syndicate of old maids who will
start complexion powder factory in
that part of the State.
The petrified remains of sea SER
pent were found near Mile Laos lake
the other day. Inside the fossilized
serpent was found a beer bottle that an
old settler says must have been brought
to the lake in the early days by party
from Princeton. The old settler says
that his father used to tell him of the
fishing parties that used to come up
from from Princeton. 1t is needless to
say that the bottle was empty.
The Princeton park commission will
make arrangements soon for the I'M