The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1898-08-18

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"a, MONEY to loan on improved :,
farms. ~. M. S. RUTHERFORD,
-. Princeton, Mimi.
WANTED-Farm loans at Bank of u
Princeton. j. L. BRADY, Pres. o.
$500 boards at Foley-Bean Lumber =
Company's. = =
Miss Lizzie Nixen, of Minneapolis,
is visiting Mrs. T. H. Galley. :
G. H. Warner, of the State auditors RI
office, was il Milaca last Saturday. c<
Mr.. N. NJ. Smith and daughter, An o.
ME, are visiting friends in Pennington IL
this week: m NJ: ~ ~ W. Y =, =
The wire fence has been removed ?
from the court house block, which is :.
great Improvement. = ~
J. L. Brady, of Minneapolis, was in NJ
Princeton yesterday attending to some
matters in justice court.
Mr.. Albert Wiley is up from the u
cities spending his vacation in visiting N
among his Princeton friends. B
Mrs. Ed. Schultz, who lives about m
three miles north of town has been
very sick, but is now improving. 81
/ DR.. O. c. 'Tarbox and L. S. Briggs 81
went up the line toward Duluth, Tues ts
day, on a trout fishing expedition. e
Mr.. Lavone, superintendent of =
schools of Anoka county, was in
Princeton a few hours last Tuesday.
Spring Chickens and winter hens, p
want lots of them next week. 7,
F. L. LUDDEN. n
We can save you s@s s if you will a
only give US a chance. Get our prices. 81
PRINCETON ROLLER MILL co. "
Judge Bouck found it necessary to
make a trip to Milaca yesterday to h
look after Delinquent administrator. p
The Junior League held a picnic at u
Silver lake last Friday at which the a
little folks enjoyed themselves greatly. q
If any. farmer has made a success of Il
any one thing he should take it to the
county fair and exhibit the product of +
his skill. y
Mrs. Sophronia Galley, of Minneapo- a.
lis, is visiting friends in Princeton O.
Her son Earl is sergeant in Company t.
WI, 14tL minnesota. tt
| Both North Branch and Anoka claim n
| to be the greatest potato market in the
State. Princeton will not concede the n
palm to either Of them. .-.: ET
The UNION would like to see the ex- .
hibits at the fair neatly arranged and
then it would like to see some photo II
graphic views of them. q
The law says that prairie chickens
may be killed after September l, but
some sportsmen find that they can be Y
killed before that time.
What pleasant sensation it is to Il
person walking along the sidewalk to Il
to have a scorcher ride up behind and o
swish by. Tt is very exhilerating. n
Have you noticed that the streets
are in fine condition now? Street \
Commissioner Eklund has cut the few T
weeds at the edge of the Sidewalks
Calumet Baking Powder is purer n
than Royal. and only one half price. t.
Try can. e.
! :=-,., F. L. LUDDEN. p
Mr.. E. H. Buelow, of. Alexandria, 1
is now at work in D.. K. Evens' tin
shop Mr.. Buelow is an experienced f
timer and comes highly recommended. o.
Mr. A. A. Hilton, of Anoka was =,
visitor at Lincoln lodge at Milaca, last :.
Saturday evening, when the third de- )
gree was conferred on two candidates.
Mr.. f. S. Walker has purchased the b
stock Of goods in W. II. Townsend's P
store in this place and will run the
business in his own name at the old
stand. p
Mr.. A. A. Caswell expected to start -
from Camp Thomas last Monday and =
to arrive in Minneapolis yesterday. -
He will soon be at his old post in the "
UNION Office. .. J,
Prof. White, the new principal Of al
the High School, has engaged the 81
Estes house in the south part of the L
village and expects to occupy it about
the 10th of this month. 1 1e