The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1897-04-22

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Easter was appropriately observed
at all the churches Sunday. Flowers
lent their beauty to the occasion and
interesting musical programs were
provided.
Mrs. Dickinson has just returned
from the cities with a large stock of
fine millinery together with babies
hoods, which she will sell cheap. Call
and examine goods and prices.
Emanuel M. Murray, of Isle Harbor,
made final proof on his homestead fl
ing before Clerk of Court Briggs last
week. Charles Carter and Moses May
hew accompanied him as witnesses.
A little child of Chester Ames
swallowed a 22-calibre cartridge last
week while playing with it. DR.. Tar
box was called and removed it andsthe
child is none the worse for the. expert
ence.
Superintendent udgett has received
the information that the summer train
ing school for this and adjacent coun-
ties will commence July 13. There
promises to be a large attendance of
teachers.
The knights and Ladies of the Mac
cabees gave a very enjoyable dance
social at their ballast Friday evening.
Light refreshments were served and
the guests enjoyed themselves fully
until - o'clock.
Two candidates were given the third
rank at the regular meeting of Prince
ton Lodge No. SO, K. P, last Tuesday
evening. A light lunch was served
which was followed by a very enjoya-
BILE smoke social.
Marquis Larson, of Blue Hill, dis
located his shoulder in some unac-
countable manner while catching some
chickens in his hen house, He was
brought to Princeton to have the dis
location reduced.
The boys about town organized a
mammoth band and gave two serenades
Thursday evening in different parts of
town for the benefit Of two newly we'd
ded couples. The music was greatly
enjoyed-by the boys.
The board of education has offered a
silver cup for the contestant who wins
the greatestGnumber ofs:events@atsthe
field day contest May Is. The cup is
to be suitably inscribed and left insthe
school room as a memento.
Mile Laos county real estate is
picking up rapidly. Since the snow
left the real estate men have been very
busy showing prospective purchasers
their lands. Every Indication seems
to point to a very active season.
The social at Mr.. and Mrs. f. M,
Campbell's residence last Friday even
ing was a very enjoyable affair. The
young ladies of the High school added
to the pleasure of the guests by repro.
ducing Howell's "Mouse Trap
I have just received car load q
sash and doors. Anyone in need Of
building material should call and get
my prices. [ can sell them cheaper
than you can buy them anywhere else.
T. II. Galley.
Your attention is called to T. H,
Caley's ad in another column. Mr..
Galley is a responsible dealer and will
do just as he agrees. He has the right
idea and it will be to your advantage e
improve the opportunity he offers you.
A prominent citizen complains that
there are several corpses of departed
felines lying exposed to sight AMI
smell in some of our alleys. The own
ers of the AUDITING property will re
ceive a formal call from the health Of
fcer in a day or two.
The students of the High school ARK
preparing to have a 'feld day. during
the latter part of next month. The
usual program Of sports will be ar
ranged and it is probable that some O
the neighboring schools will send
teams to contest for honors.
Cowles s. Pooler finished shipping
their winters cut of oak last Thursday
The illdpe Saws that tho hoov, cnou -