The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1897-08-12

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WANTED-Farm loans at Bank of
Princeton. J. L. BRADY, Pres. A
DR.. F. E. Small, resident dentist, -
Townsend block. :
Fryhling makes a remarkable offer A
in his ad in another column.
Ferd Flory has gone to South Da-
kota to make some collections. ~
George Whitemore returned from
his work on the Mississippi booms. &c
- fort
The M. E. Sunday school enjoyed its con,
annual picnic yesterday afternoon. con,
Sheriff Claggett visited Minneapo- n
lis Tuesday afternoon on official bust and
ness. ~ non
Chas. Keith spent Monday in Mora test
on business connected with his bank this
there. r
Big Lake is the Mecca of the fisher to 8
men and many good catches of black He
bass are reported. +, J.
T. G. Patterson was a Minneapolis r
visitor yesterday, being called there n
on important business. col
Princeton Lodge No. SO, knights of 1,
Pythias worked again Tuesday even 49,.
ING in the second rank.
Mrs. G.. H. Newbert returned to 49,
Mora Saturday morning after weeks w..
visit with her relatives. 49,
L. Fryhling has purchased the Fra clu
zier house near the railroad and has
moved his family there. 7
There we're no fights, thefts or burg adj
laries Saturday and circus day was not lot
so bad as some nticipated. {
Mouldings and window frames are
being sold at remarkably low prices riv
at the Princeton Planning mill. MI
Foley-Bean Lumber company's car Wv
of ''Star A Start Washington Cedar n'
shingles are here, S1.75 per M.
Fred Smith is building residence a.
in the northern part of the village ol
near the Wedgewood property. <'D
Mrs. G.. A. Dickey went to Anoka
Tuesday afternoon where she will be
the guest of relatives for several days. a H
If you want mouldings get prices an
from the planning mill. Prices are so Az
low there that no one can undersell ne
them.
T. H. Caley's salesroom has been til
enlarged several feet by the addition S,
of the room recently occupied as tin hi
shop. lw
Mrs. o. r. Barker returned Satur- as
day from Mora where she taught a
very successful term in the summer II
school. --...- ....... ....,.. as. ..s,s ir
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} Kedron Chapter o.. E. S. initiated "
two candidates last Saturday evening. 81
The ceremony was followed by a pleas "
0 ant social and light refreshments were
served. Ii,
G.. H, Warner, of the State auditors i"
Office, St. Paul, passed through Prince n
is ton Saturday morning on his way to +
l. Milaca.
y w. G.. Frederick commenced on the
}. work of putting down the tubular we'll
at the High school building Monday c
morning.
Custom work is nicely done at the 9
Princeton Planning mill. A nice stock 7
of moulding can also be found there at
very low prices.
80 Mrs. G. A. Jack and son, Doran, de-
~ parted Monday morning for Northfeld,
~ where they will be the. guests of rela-
Is tives for month.
40 40 Cambridge proposes to rent Anoka's
70 steam fire engine, the latter city hav-
~ ing no use for it, being amply protected
so by it's waterworks system.
- Princeton's beauty is often remarked
by those who visit the village. Prof.
4 Cloyd's compliments at the opera
II house were fully deserved.
y Several threshing machines have
been put in condition for work and the
Is owners will ship them to the western
70 prairies for the fall hustling.
20 The w. Q. T: U. gave very enjoy
20 able and profitable ice cream social at
20 70 the residence of Mr.. and Mrs I. E.
M Burgan last Tuesday evening.
oO Thomas Casey, Jr., of Anoka, came
up Saturday on business. He found
time to attend the circus and taste a
bowl or two of pink lemonade.
The Minnesota Gazetteer publishers
are looking llD the business mon of