The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-01-31


Lost, on the afternoon of January
Is, about three miles west of Prince
ton, between Samuel Hamilton's and
James Dugan's, wooden lap robe,
plain on one side and plaid on other.
Finder please leave at Union Office
or at Samuel HamiltOn's.
Mrs. Fred Eggert and children ar
rived last week from Elmhurst, Ill.
Mr.. Eggert came to Princeton about
two months ago and located upon a
farm which he owns about four miles
north of this place. Mrs. Eggert and
the children are now with him.
Thos. Warren, one of the old settlers
in this section, is reported to have
sold his fine farm home on Shakopee
lake to Manly I. Clark of the Milaca
Hardware company. Mr.. Warren will
no doubt continue to make his home
at the lake, however.-Mille Laos
Pioneer. 49,. -. -. .'
The Foley Tribune is authority for
the statement that farmers within
four or five miles of Princeton are
drawing their wheat to the mill at
that place. There is very little wheat
raised within a radius of four miles
of Princeton, and the flour mill here
gives the farmers as square a deal as
they can obtain anywhere.
The four-act comedy-drama. Cup
Vermont Way" will be presented by
the Rebekah Dramatic company at
Jesmer's opera house tomorrow Fri
day. night. There are fifteen char
acters in the cast and the actors are
the pick of Princeton's best dramatic
talent. Those who enjoy frst-class
company should attend this show.
Tickets Is, Is and IS cents.
Next Saturday, February 2, Emmett
Marks regular monthly auction sale
will be held at his corrals in Prince
ton. Loggers, farm mares, saddle
horses and geldings of high grade will
be offered-horses personally selected
by Mr.. Mark for this sale. Live
stock will be purchased at this time
as usual and wagons, harness or other
material will be placed under the
hammer for persons bringing it in.
See posters for further details.
Rev. DIN, pastor of the Congrega-
tional church at Milaca, has accepted
charge at Red Wing and will leave
for that place in about fortnight.
Rev. Olin had officiated in Milaca for
eight years and had given much salts
faction. He reluctantly leaves his
post there, but is always willing to 90
wheresoever the church calls him.
From our personal acquaintance with
Rev. Olin we have at all times found
him man who has put forth every
effort to benefit humanity. -.
Spencer Brook people want state
aid for the erection of an iron bridge
across Rum river. The old pile
bridge is in a tumble-down condition
and is unsafe for travel. A new
bridgeis badly needed, and the town
of Spencer Brook cannot afford to
build it unnaided and alone. The
matter will be brought TO the atten-
ton of the senator and representatives
from this district without delay, and
II any money can be had for roads
and bridges Spencer Brook will get
its SHARE .~'@*" -.
The potato situation at this point is
unchanged. About thirty cars have
been shipped out during the week and
have numerous orders
on hand which they are ready to I'll
they can obtain transpor-
bation fort the stock. W:,H. Terrell &
Co, have about 10000 bushels of pota-
toes in their cellars and other dealers
have quantities in proportion to their
storage capacity. The movement
from the growers to the warehouses
has been light during the week, but
farmers cannot be blamed for not SELL
ng at the low prices which now pre-
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