The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1905-04-27
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Did any one pay sheriff fees on per-
sonal property taxes? 49,.
This is the last week of publication
for the delinquent tax list.
House to Let-One mile from town.
1886 Mrs. A. M. Cater.
M. s.. Rutherford was among those
who went to Minneapolis last Friday.
1t is said that Zimmerman is to
have a bank of which Harry English
will be the head.
The ladies' gymnasium at the ar
mory is open each Tuesday and Fri
day afternoon. Any wishing to join
may call at such times.
VIM. Harterleft Monday for Man
kato, where he went to serve as juror
at session. Of U. S. district court
which convened on the 18th.
[ will be at home for. a month and
ready to take and fill all orders for
.painting, paper hanging, inside finish,
etc. S. II. Palmer.
Fred Burrell came home from the U
last Thursday and spent Easter with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. King Bur-
rell. He returned Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Fisk of Bald
win, were in Princeton last Saturday.
While Harvey transacted business,
Mrs. Fisk made some social calls. e.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Smith of Milo
have made forty gallons of maple
syrup this spring. A popularity of
this maple syrup is, that it was made
from the sap of maple trees.
Clerk Of Court King issued a license
on Saturday, the 22nd, for the mar:
riage of Joel B. burlington of Gates
county, Wis, and Isabella B. Love
of Bogus Brook, Mile Laos county.
A team belonging to F. S. Walker
took fright on the streets Tuesday
morning and ran the buggy against
the sidewalk, breaking the whifaetrees,
but they were caught before any seri-
Gus damage was done.
Geo. A. Presley's familiar counte-
nance was seen in Princeton last Fri
day. George has drug store at
Milaca. After trying Cambridge and
other. places he concluded that Milaca
offered the best opening and settled
there.
: Farmers in this section whom the
Union has interviewed, think that
the area sown to grain this year will
be somewhat larger than usual, but
that the new land to be broken will
make the area for potatoes about the
same as it was last year. .
Guy .Neely, who is employed by the
Minneapolis Savings & Loan Asso-
citation, came to Princeton last Friday
and visited with his relatives in the
village and his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
r. M. Nicely Of Baldwin. He re-
turned to Minneapolis Monday.
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Frank Stadden expects to go into
the northern part of the State this
summer and continue his work of To-
eating parties on mineral claims. He
will ALSO have some. good farming
land for settlers. Frank says he ex-
poets to see: considerable work done
in the new section this year.
Railroad work in Dakota is calling
quite a number of Princeton men to
that state. Among those who have
gone within the past few days are
Gordon Young, Maurice Guyette,
who has taken a sub-contract and
shipped his outfit, the. Mcclellan
Bros, who. have done the same, and
Ben Hatcher. Earl Cravens has
taken a, large contract and is SUBJ
letting it. -. q
The outlet to Silver lake was deep
ened about two feet last year and there
is notable lessening Of tie water on
the meadows which surround it. The
last two seasons have been SO wet that
farmers have given more attention to
the matter of bitches. aThere are
thousands Of acres of swamp land in
this section which may be made valu-
able by judiciOus ditching. Interest
in this subject should notSbe allowed
to lag.
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