The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-05-29
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.


RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
METHODIST EplscopAL---Preaching
every Sabbath at halfpast 10 A. NJ. and
at Z P, NJ. Prayer meeting every
Thursday evening.
REv. C. F. KlNGsLAND, Pastor.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES every
Sabbath at half past 10 A. NJ. and Z P.
NJ. REV. j. E. STORM, Pastor.
G. II. aud w. Woodbury., of Anoka.
were in town on Tuesday.
The boys played IL scrub game OF
base ball down in East Baldwin, on
Sunday. a..'.=.
Ladies', gents and childrcn's shoes
in serge, kid, goat and calf, can be
found at the store of II. B. Cowles.
We agree with Robbie, Of the Rush
City Post, that Cambridge is not the
most inviting spot on earth.
The farmers out in Germany and
Farmersville arc doing considerable
breaking this spring.
Go and look at the children's trim
med hats that can be found at the
"Old Unreliable' H. B. Cowles' store
John McMinn has a heifer only IL
months old that gave bit to a cal
ten days ago. How is that for high
We understand that Mr.. George
Mahonev intends selling out his saloo'
business and leaving Princeton shortly
Mr.. a. R. Tobey is doing the iin'
painting and stripping on those new
wagons that T. II. Galley is haVin|
built.
Master Riley Soule brought down
ripe strawberry to our den on Thurs
day. Early for wild Strawberries il
these parts.
Harry Whitney. writing home, say
he is doing first rate, and that h
has got the best breaking team on tn
prairie.
Will Cilley has gone to Minneapoli
to remain during the summer. Viii
is good fellow and we wish hin
much success.
Mrs. annie Brown, Of Greenbush
is suffering from severe attack o
paralysis, It is doubtful whether sh
will recover or not.
The road between Spencer Broo
and Cambridge is in a miserable condi
tion-.-when was it otherwise: 1.-The rut
in some places being three feet deer
All aboard for the Old Reliabl
Store; no shoddy goods, and you ca
buy as cheap-if not cheaper-than a
any other store in town.
Ladies', trimmed hats can now b
found at the store of II. B, Cowles; h
will not be undersold by any house
the village. Ladies call and see then
On Tuesday, Mr.. Carl Henschel {
Germany, had about 80 of the neigl
bors come and help him ''raise'' h
new barn---a structure 80 by 40.
On Monday, Mr.. Samuel Vinsc
showed US specimens of new potatot
as large as pigeon eggs, which wei
grown in his garden in the open air.
A little over a month and the 1t
of July will have come again. Al
the citizens of Princeton going to cell
brate?
Be it remembered that H. B. Cowl'
will sell goods as cheap as any one
Princeton. Don't take anybody
word for it but come and see for you
selves.
Jesmer has just received nice Il
Of new cigars, Of the best brands. {
and get one and try it, for Nelse ge
orally keeps good cigars as those wi
patronize him are aware.
A drive, containing about 10000
feet Of logs--owned by Ike Cille
Charley Foster and Bill Frazer..-is b
low the Frazer place. These 10
have been hauled during the pa
month.
Some folks find fault with US for n
publishing all sorts of scandalo
stories about their neighbors, su
posing that these faultfinders were t
objects of the scandal how would tn
like it if we were to publish tn