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The Princeton Union
Princeton, MN
Thursday, October 21, 1909


              JOB EASTMAN of Anoka Dead
              
              JOB EASTMAN, well known to many of the older
            residents of Princeton, died at his home in Anoka,
            Sunday. Mr. EASTMAN was a native of Maine and was
            descended from Puritanic stock. He was born in 1827
            and came to St. Anthony in 1853. In the palmy days
            of lumbering on the Rum river Mr. EASTMAN'S chief
            occupation was hauling supplies from Anoka to the
            pinery camps, and many's the yearn he spun on a
            cold winter's evening when he formed one of the
            group that encircled the mammoth box stove in the
            rotunda of the old American House.
            
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