The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1900-05-17

J PRINC ET on . MON:
Farmers Take Notice.
We have two carloads Of genuine
Rel River Valley EARLY Ohios, which
,we4 shippedsin for seed, Will eitherl
let9oatol contract orEsen as yod desire.
~ G. H. RINEs & co.
The regular meeting of Kedron
chapter, o. E. S. will occur tomorrow
evening. 49,. ...@, .E..l,.
Ray Leach and hiswife have lately
been seriously sick Of pneumonia, but
are now improving. . ,>>s IN: ~ H. IT.
Mrs. F. NJ, Campbell returned last
Saturday afternoon from her visit to
Minneapolis friends. - "1'>.. - 44,t,:>
Joseph Cook is. planning 10 build
brick building in the village if a suit
able site can be secured.
: The report of suicide which was
current yesterday simmered down to
scare that was ten days old. -
Another change of trains is predicted
for next week, when the lake boats
will begin to run for the season.
Robert Lambert went to Pine City
Monday morning to remain few days.
He was interested in a real estate deal.
Peter Morneau was in Dayton Mon
day, called there by the serious illness
of his father. He is not expected to
live. ~. L.. ~ -,
Mrs. A. W. Burgan and daughter
Mile are the guests of relatives in the
village. Their home is at Pleasant
Grove.
The ''fudge' party given last Satur-
day evening on Mrs. E. Marks lawn
was (. very enjoyable party for the lit
tie ones.
The high school boys 60 to Elk
River again next Saturday to play an
other game of ball with their down
river opponents.
Mrs. w. H. Terrell was called to
Brooklyn Centre this week by the
serious illness OF her grandmother,
Mrs. Hanscome.
Read about the new potato bug kill
Ter which B. D. Grant advertises in
another column. Every farmer rails
ing potatoes should have one
|, Martin Brands, the recent purchaser
of Joseph Cooks building, has applied
to the village council for license and
will soon open saloon in the building.
L. S. Briggs and E. D. Claggett &C
companied the Mile Laos delegation
to the Duluth convention and Mr..
Briggs was chosen secretary Of the
convention.
George H. .Newbert, of Mora, was
chosen an alternate to attend the ma
tional Republican convention at Phila-
delphia. The fourth district conferred:
a fitting honor.
Mrs. A. D. Jesmer, of Park Rapids,
is the guest of Mrs. E. E. Whitney this
week. Mrs. Jesmer has been in her
new home about two years and is
pleased with the lively little town.
L. Berry, of Baldw win, has been ap-
pointed a member of the Republican
county committee of Sherburne county.
The selection is a good one for Mr..
Berry is faithful and earnest worker.
E. Mark goes to Sandstone Saturday
to hold one of his great auction sales.
The people of that enterprising village
will be given an opportunity to get
some good horse flesh at a reasonable
figure.
F. P. Parks, leading druggist of
Tracy, has been in the village during
the past week visiting his cousin, I. E.:
Burgan. Mr.. Parks has purchased a
large farm near Mora and has been
out to look it over. 49,. :
Princeton Lodge Knights of .Pythias
conferred the. third rank upon three
candidates last Tuesday evening.
While the boys were in the midst; of
the work a defective lamp burned out,
fusing the lights and leaving them in
darkness for half hour. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will McCuaig arrived
in Princeton Tuesday morning. Mrs.
McCuaig will visit her mother for a