The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1899-08-31

! Townsend block.
: Capt. Patterson expects to be able to
~ occupy his new residence within a
fortnight.
the Fred Townsend left yesterday after
'ent noon for the west. where he will on To
Inc work on the Dakota ranches.
its
!. - Audrie Trask, who is guest of Mr..
,on and Mrs. K. H. Burrell, has been quite
49, i'll with inflammation of the bowels
Remember that DR.. Walker is in
,tor Princeton only three days this time so
call early to have your work done.
The Elk River Star Ne,cs has added
a gasoline engine TO its plant and the
''force' will no longer dread press day.
the -
aav Frank Wheeler, who lives a short
distance below the village, is seriously
i'll with rheumatism and heart dis
'lis. ease.
III Remember Nelson's photo studio is
the only place in Princeton where you
, at can get photographs that you needn't
ted be ashamed Of.
Dr.. and Mrs. F. L. Small will leave
ing for Mile Laos lake the last of this
nti- week to spend a short vacation with
relatives at Edith.
yer Will Mahoney shot large wolf last
9en- Wednesday afternoon in field near
Gus. his home. 1t is reported that coyotes
-. are quite plentiful this fall.
'op, Ray Donovan arrived in Princeton
r of Tuesday evening having come over
land from Mortified where he had
of been visiting for several weeks.
nty The Princeton Hardware company is
II having its new Office put in the build
ing this week. It is to be of hardwood
to and will be very convenient affair.
we Unless the gun club shoots better on
- ~ - live birds than it has on inanimate
targets tomorrow, the chicken crop
ling won't be very thoroughly harvested.
the pou D C8~.+-,o,-- --;n
" the Congregational church Wednes-
day evening, Sept. 6, at s o'clock. All
With Scandinavians are cordially invited to
inc. attend.
l''O The Methodist Sunday school chill
- ~dren enjoyed picnic at Silver lake
to Tuesday. The weather was all that
blue could be desired and the little folks
n to enjoyed a very pleasant outing.
A farmers team ran away Tuesday
AGA, starting at the depot and going to
orn Main street before it was stopped. No
am damage was done although more than
a dozen teams were passed during the
. run.
He G. H. Rines and J. W. Hartman
tion leave tomorrow morning for Philadel
phia where they will attend the en-
= - campment of the G.. A. r. Jim will
hon visit his relatives in Pennsylvania
aaa before returning.
r. Mayor Galley received a bundle of
mon the Thirteenth regiment badges and
49, has found a ready sale for them and
60 the fund for the payment of the car
100 fare Of the boys home from San Fran
cisco is several dollars richer
III The village has improved the streets
;+o., in several places by putting in new
1850: crosswalks. It will be necessary to do
considerable work on the streets after
the waterworks mains are laid, as the
orge streets have been badly torn up.
con- c.------- -, 1 =,
with n'1 0o"0'!
the lumber they cut last winter
dressed at the Princeton planning mill
alley this week. Mr.. Cameron will erect
that some new buildings on his farm this
nd a fall.
aged -
A ceremony will be performed at the
Methodist church in this village a
'r'n- week from next Wednesday evening
ex- whereby Miss Claribel Hatcher
Il De daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
ance Hatchar hocomoe Mrs q w Moron-
VII land.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
treet society will meet with Mrs. Roberts at
rfere the parsonage next Tuesday afternoon
be Sept. s. Subject for study: 'Our Work
few and Workers in West China" Will
your the members of the auxiliary please
remember the cards for China
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