The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1903-09-24

ClOn to the county commissioners for a
license to sell Intoxicating liquors at
Onamia.
For the best harness ever brought to
Princeton, go to Gillespie, Stoneburg
q Co.'s new harness shop adjoining
jewelry stone.
Elder Clemans and Rev. Satterlee
started away Monday morning at 6
o'clock for Elk River where they
caught the train for Clearwater.
DR.. Armitage was carrying fresh
honors yesterday, the warrant he had
for doing SO being a new daughter at
his home, which was born yesterday
The rural schools which complied
with the law regulating special State
aid have received S108 each from the
State. Semi-graded schools have re-
ceived S240.
The Ideal Entertainers who we're to
have given an entertainment at the
opera house on October Sth for the G..
A. r. have postponed their engage
ment until later date.
For Sale Cheap.
One Story & Clark and one. Chicago
Cottage second hand organs, good as
new for one-fourth their real value.
J. c.. HERDLIsKA.
' Nelson, the expert photographer of
Anoka: attends his branch studio at
Princeton the first and third Saturday
of each and every month. Please bear
this in mind when you wish to have any
Photographic work done. If
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. NIosher of Fitz-
gerald, Ca, are visiting Mrs. Mosher's
sisters, Mrs. a. O. Campbell and Mrs.
J. K. Sherman. Mr.. and Mrs. Mosher
are en- route home from the G.. A. r.
at San Francisco.
L. E. Burgan came up from Mime
apolis Saturday to attend the dedica-
tory services at the NJ. E. church. Mr..
Burgan says he has sold his residence
near the State university and will
move nearer the business part of the
city.
S. Winsor who grew the tall corn on
his farm east Of town this year. says it
grew thirteen feet high instead of ten.
He lays it in front of his COWS when in
their stanchions and says he can feed
five or six head at time from one
stalk.
j. r. Hill, the civil engineer Of St.
Cloud, was in Princeton this week
making preliminary surveys for estab-
fishing the grades on the streets of the
village. The council recently engaged
Mr. Hill to do this work which is
greatly needed.
w. B. Richards who is clearing his
ranch at the big bog of all cattle, ma
chinery, hay, etc., is having hard work
up the cattle which have be-
come very wild after months of rang
ing on the big ranch outside of the pale
Of civilized man.
Just received another car load of
Zenith wall plaster. Absolutely fresh.
and guaranteed just as advertised. We
advertise only what we have got. We
do not get the trade from our custom
ers as some of our neighbors do.
B. D. GRANT.
The replevin suit of Emmett Mark
against H. L. Butterfeld for the pos
session of horse was heard before JUS
tice Chadbourne last week and after
hearing lot Of witnesses the Justice
that the horse was the prop
erty of Mr.. Mark and gave him DOS
session of the animal.
The basket ball team of the high
school is getting ready to do some play
lA1S C111o 1cI11, cellO uIlucI UuO manage.
ment of Miss Trout, who is good
basket ball player, the team expects to
do some good work. The Monticello
team has challenged the. Princeton
team for a game at Monticello Satur-
day, Oct. Sd, and the team has accepted
the challenge. So
Last Saturday while driving in the
country NJ. G. Austin, agent for the
Mccormick company and Frank Bro
gan, experienced a runaway. The
5eam which they were driving took
fright and ran away throwing them
out, Mr.. Austin fell under the rig and
was quite badly bruised. The horses
ran away, leaving the rig, and Mr..
Brogan borrowed rig and brought
MIR. Austin to town, where a doctor