The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1902-07-24
NEW En- MODERN HOTEL
Organization Of the Commercial Hotel
Company With Capital Stock
of $4,000. =
The Old Commercial to be Enlarged
and Remodeled into rlodern
Up-to Date Hotel.

Up-to Date Hotel.
The incorporation of the "Commer.
cial$ Hotel Company" last week with a
capital stock of S25, 1000 will insure tc
Princeton practically a new hotel and
one of the best caravansaries to be
found outside of the larger cities Of the
State. The incorporators of the new
company are Kingsley 81. Burrell,
Francis NJ. Campbell, Charles II. Rines
and Robert G. Dunn. The officers Of
the company will be as follows: F. M.
Campbell, president; CHI. Rines, vice
president; r. c. Dunn, secretary, and
K. b Burrell, treasurer and general
manager. The company will commence
business the first day Of August and
wills begin at once to make prepare.
tions to remodel and enlarge the pres.
ent hotel which when completed will
be an entirely new hotel. The i'm
proyements contemplated will make
the hotel modern in all its appoint.
ments and strictly up to date. The
lobby and dining room will be enlarged
and wings will be added to the west
aud north sides of the hotel, which
willsadd fifteen or twenty new rooms
to the present hotel. It was thought
beststo enlarge in this manner instead
OF adding third story to the hotel, as
there is ample ground room on which
to build. The hotel when completed
WILDE equipped with city water and
be heated with a fine. steam plant.
There will be good sewer connections
and the hotel will also be provided
with: bath rooms and closets. Good
large sample rooms will also be pro.
vided. r.
Princeton has needed modern hotel
for some time to meet the demands OF
the local trade and the travelling pub.
lie and of late Messrs Burrell & Camp
bell have many times been unable to
take: care of the guests as they desired,
and have been obliged to find accom-
mctAttions for them at private houses.
Then during court week and on occa-
sions when there are gatherings which
draw crowds to town it has been i'm
possible to furnish visitors with proper
hotel accommodations. Outside par
ties have had their eyes on Princeton
for some time with view Of putting
up frst-ciass hotel here, but with the
organization of the Commercial Hotel
Company in which all the incorpora-
tors are residents of Princeton, there
remains nothing to encourage move
ment of this character and when the
hotel is completed it will be one that
Princeton will be proud of, and one
that will become popular with the
travelling public. ~.
Since Messrs Burrell & Campbell
have had charge of the hotel they have
proved themselves popular and enter
prising landlords. Both have had con-
siderable experience in the business
and know just how to cater to the
wants of those who spend so much OF
their time at hotels. Under the new
management they will be better able
than ever to make the hotel popular,
and the new Commercial will afford
them all the necessary facilities to pro.
vide travellers and boarders with every
comfort desired and expected at first
class hotel
J. W. Stevens, architect, of St. Paul,
was up Monday looking over the hotel,
and will make plans at once for remod-
cling the same. -