The Princeton union., 1911-10-05
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO

The enrolment in the village
schools is above any ever placed on
the registers in any one term.
81. B. Cowles' friends are glad to
see him around as of yore, discussing
politics and acting like himself again.
Bridgman Correspondence. --"Dead-
wood Dick" tonight. Appearances
are now that he will be dead-drunk
Dick tonight.
There will be a rainbow social at
the home of Mrs. George Mahoney to-
morrow evening for the benefit of the
Congregational church.
Spencer Brook Correspondence
Geo. L. Wilson and Will Barton we're
elected delegates at the republican
town caucus to attend the county con-
vention at Cambridge.
The writer always likes to help his
friends in politics or in anything
else, and while endeavoring to assist
our friends we never stop to inquire
where county lines begin or end.
Editorial.-Asmar Taleck, the new
editor of the Royalton Banner, says
he is "a Tartar from way back"
All right, Mr.. Taleck; give US a
sample of your fire and birthstone.
Farmers, keep up your courage.
You will not be obliged to haul your
wheat 40 or so miles to market. There
will be a good cash market in Prince
ton for wheat before the snow flies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Newbert of
the American house are in Mime
apolis this week combining business
with pleasure. If there is a hard
working woman in Princeton it is
Mrs. Henry Newbert, and we hope
she will enjoy her visit.
A party of fellows started out for a
partridge hunt on Saturday and sue
ceeded in bagging eight birds. They
also succeeded in breaking the buggy
badly and will pay about So apiece
for the partridges. Bug juice is at
the bottom of their good luck.
We have it on the best of authority
that the railroad will commence lay
ing iron on Monday, and it is ex-
pected that the track will be laid
clear through from Elk River to
Milaca by November l. Good
enough. There are brighter days in
store for Princeton than it has ever
yet seen.
At the republican town caucus in
Wyanett Dan Findell and Henry
Howard we're elected delegates to rep.
resent the township at the republican
county convention to be held in Cam.
bridge today. Phineas Gates, Oar
Findell and S. E. Anderson were
chosen a town committee for the ensu.
ing two years.
Joseph Nokes is engaged in plaster.
ing the new M. E. church. Rev
Bouck, who by the way, goes to con
ference today, deserves great credit
for his untiring energy in building
} the neat church which now graces the
Q church lots. A well-signed petition
: has been sent to conference, and it il
. expected that Rev. Bouck will be re
' turned to enjoy for year the fruit!
i. of his labor here.
Sunday School Union Doing Good Work.
The convention of the mission arie!
of the northern district of the Ameri
9 can Sunday School union, held a
! Grand Forks, N. D., says Rev. c
;, Larson, who attended from Prince
ton, was the most successful ever hell
in the history of the organization
. Every missionary in the district wa
present with one exception and ther
Il we're many eloquent and instructiv
Il addresses delivered. Here is a brie
10 extract from the address of Rev
> Geo. Williams, D. D., of Philade]
u phia, which gives au idea of th
Il unions tenets:
o "There is but one American Sur
10 day School union-unique and dis
70 tinct it stands. Founded upon th
principal of united christian effol
z, for the unreached; able to prosecut
O. it's work without the limitations nece!
D, sarily felt by the denominations
st missionary. It goes to the commun
=. ty, into whose community life the1
1r has been gathered families more {
is less closely connected with the man
o. different denominations, and me-
10 each individual on the broad groun
% of evangelical truth. Frequently
.. the schools organized there al
or officers who are, or who have bee
OF members or adherents of four or 6'
10 different denominations. Into sue
IN conditions it would be very easy
SO bring discord, but the union mission