The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1902-01-30


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Fresh fish Of all kinds at Scheen's.
Mrs. Robert Townsend moved into
her new house this week.
Don Sausser is nursing sore hand
which he, injured while at work the
other day.
Peter Tivoll who has been clerking
in Anderson's store, has accepted
position at Jesmer's store.
Geo. H. Newbert came down from
Mora Thursday of last week and re-
NAMED over until Friday night. z.
The Princeton hotel will have more
light on the subject, and will putin
some electric lights in the office.
DR.: f. w. Wright came up from
Minneapolis Saturday and performed
an operation at the Peterson SANTA
rum.
On Thursday of next week the Ma
sons will give a dance at the opera
house and it promises to be lively
social affair. .s.s i: =.~i= s.
Mrs. Ernest Radeka was taken to
the thwestern hospital last Thurs
day for an operation which was per-
formed by DR.. Cooney.
The Minnesota Rural Telephone Co.,
commenced installing it's phones in
Cambridge and Princeton this week.
They will hello! after while, sure.
Edward Morneau and his sister,
Octavie, of Cloquet, visited their
brothers, Peter and Frank Morneau, a
few days last week, returning home on
Friday.
Captain Tom Cooney of Montana, is
visiting his brother, DR.. Cooney Cap
tain Cooney served in the Philippines
during the Spanish-American war. At
present he is interested in mining west
of Helena.
Edward Cater left for Washington
yesterday morning, his objective point
being the Chelan country, where Bob
Sleeves is now located. Mr.. Cater in
tends to look over the country and may
take up timber claim.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. White gave a
party to a number of their friends at
their home last Saturday night. About
twenty-five guests were present and
the evening was pleasantly spent in
games, music and social chat.
The basket social held at the Star
restaurant last Tuesday for the benefit
Of the Catholic church, was a financial
and social success. A net sum of $40. 80
was realized. The prize for the best
basket was awarded to Miss Grace
Tibets.
Rev. j. K. Shuts returned from a
trip to Iowa last week, where he went
to tell the people about Mile Laos
county land. He says there will be a
big movement of settlers this way in
the spring, and that Iowa people think
this part of the State is all right.
Rev. G. H. Moxie returned from his
trip to the Mile Laos lake country last
Friday, and he is loud in his praise of
that country. He purchased some land
a few miles east of Opstead, and is we'll
satisfied with his investment. Mr..
Moxie says that the country is full of
land seekers at the present time and
parties are buying big tracts of land in
the section to the east and southeast of
the lake.
Elmer b. Whitney started up his
new saw mill which he has built out in
Greenbush, and expects the mill will
be kept busy working up lumber from
now on. The mill will prove a good
thing for the farmers in that section
who have timber to saw up for build
ing purposes. Jim Dugan and Lyle
Buck are hauling logs to the mill and
intend to use the timber for new build
ings to be erected next summer.
Clerk of Court Briggs, T. F. Scheen.
Register of Deeds Chapman and
Sheriff Claggett went to Mime
apolis Monday to attend the KNIGHTS
OF Pythias event at Masonic temple on
Monday night when the fourth rank
was conferred on a class of candidates
by a special degree team composed of
the cream material of five of the best
K. 2. lodges in the northwest. The
H. H.