The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1915-01-14

RINCETON UNION III
John Gobel left for Minneapolis !
Friday morning.
George Chute was a Minneapolis
visitor the latter part of last week.
Sam Shaw of Greenbush was pas
'enger to Anoka yesterday morning.
Pure homemade lard IL cents per
pound at A. G. Smiths meat mar
zet. 3.tfc
Capt. Thomas Cooney of Billings,
Montana, is here visiting his brother,
Dr.. II. G. Cooney.
The Methodist Ladies' Aid society
will meet with Mrs. Elmer Whitney
next Wednesday afternoon.
August Thoma is erecting new
1welling, house on his place-the old
Whitney farmland it is now almost
A dance will be given at the Long
Siding hall Saturday evening, jan
nary 16. If you attend you will
surely enjoy it. 3-2tc
Paint work and paperhanging is
my business, but I will not turn
down any kind of a job just now.
Try me. Dan c. Mirick. 3.2tc
DR.. L. B. Mallette went down to
St. Paul yesterday morning to be in
at the annual meeting of
the State Veterinary association.
Capt. N. Small had the misfortune
TO stumble while descending a stair.
way last Monday, and had his left
hip and shoulder painfully bruised.
Tt is reported that the Standard
Oil Co. will establish a distributing
station at Wahkon next spring, and
that two large tanks will be erected
At that place.
In the list of personal property
taxes for Mile Laos county, appear
ing elsewhere in this issue, the item
If the First National bank of Milaca
should read $3.50. 10 instead of 81, 775.1
Fire of an unknown origin de-
stroyed the residence of Mrs. L. 6.
Johnson of Daley, New Years day.
No insurance was carried on either
the building or furniture, and the
loss is a severe one.
Thos. Burns, a substantial Milo
farmer, has just completed the erec-
tion of a large barn and handsome
residence on his premises at a cost
of about $4,000. Farmers are invari-
ably deserving of all the prosperity
that comes their way.
The Union has secured the SER
vices of a wide-aWake correspondent
in Spencer Brook. The Union has
more readers in Spencer Brook than
any other paper and our correspond
emit will keep them fully informd on
all the local happenings.
With this issue of the Union ap-
pears list of the personal property
taxpayers of all of Mile Laos county
and the adjacent townships Of Isanti,
and Benton counties
The lists will prove interesting to
the Unions thousands of readers.
County Superintendent Ewing has
moved his office. His office is still
in tie Oddfellows' block, but he now
occupies the quarters formerly oc-
cupied by Justice Dickey. Mr..
Dickey now has the room formerly
occupied by Superintendent Ewing.
MIR. A. E. Allen informs US that
the sale being conducted by his firm
on Eickschen stock is attracting
buyers. GAS an advertis-
ing medium" said Mr.. Allen, "the
Union is hard to beat. 1t invariably
produces results of a gratifying char
acter.''
Arthur Kaliher was up at Milaca
the first Of the week. He will take
charge of the electric light plant in
that village, commencing his new
duties on the goth. He is an indus
trious and capable young man, and
there is no doubt but what he will
make good.
Prof. Joseph Won Miller, the we'll
known violinist who gave a concert
in Princeton about year ago, will
be here Thursday evening, January
81. He delighted a large audience