The Princeton union., 1900-07-05

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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George |. Staples Is the only person who Is
authorized to collect money due this office. In
every case the party paying moneyasls entitled
TO ana should insist upon receiving q printed
receipt. r. G. DUNN, Publisher.
Il. A. Schulze spent Sunday 10 Min
neapolis. ~.-.
DR.. F. ". Small, resident dentist,
Townsend block. =. = r,,
Mrs. M. K. Rudd, of Milaca, was the
guest of Princeton friends Tuesday. =
Charles Morehouse took day off
this week and visited the twin cities.
Miss Clara Roos has gone to Osh-
kosh, Wis, to visit relatives for few
weeks.
Charley Orr is expected in Prince
ton in few days for short visit. He
will be accompanied by a college chum.
There has been good sale for seed
for fodder corn since the bulletin Of
the State agricultural bureau was sent
out.
Bralnerd wants a try at the Prince
ton base ball club. They will proba-
bly, be accommodated within a fort
night.
Blue lake still attracts many Prince
ton people on Sundays. The barge
gives the picnicers a splendid oppor-
tunity to keep COOL.
small railroad circus has been ad-
vertised in some of the towns of north
ern Minnesota, but failed to put in an
appearance on the date set.
If you are interested in. the county
fair don't forget that there will be a
meeting Of the stockholders at the
UNION Office Saturday evening at s
o'clock.
There are rumors of several candi-
dates for county Offices this fall who
will not be nominees of any party but
will make the run independent of all
party ties.
There is now fair prospect of a hay
crop. The grass will be late but if the
frOsts hold off to REASONABLE lateness
thefarmers will be able to cut enough
for their needs.
The July meeting of the board OF
county commissioners will, take place
next Monday. 1t has been some time
since the board met and there will be
considerable business for it to dispose
OF at this meeting.
All over Princeton the cry is heard
from the housewife ''Wanted-a girl"
Read Rev. Sheldon's solution of the
servant girl question in 'Malcolm
Kirk'' which will be published in the
UNION in short time.
The campers at Green lake were
forced to abandon the camp the first OF
the week on account of the frequent
rains. They might have benefited the
farmers much more had they gone tc
the lake earlier in the season.
Superintendent Miller completed his
work in this village last week and lef,
Saturday for his home in Litchfeld,
. where he intends to establish plum
bing business. His many friends here
hope he may be successful in his new
field of activity. ..
Residents living west of the village
will propose a four cared race with {
crew from the city fathers over {
course on the St Cloud road near tht
Cater farm. It is said that ferry
boat is almost a necessity at this poin
in order to allow the travellers to visi
' the village.
Remember Nelson's photo studio a
Princeton is open every Saturday
You get large extra picture (of your
self with a handsome frame as a fre,
premium with a dozen of cabine
photographs-for $500 per dozen AM
upwards. Pictures taken as we'll il
cloudy weather as in bright clea
= weather.. $3.50
Another confession has been mad
in the Wise murder case, but it wa
Immediately followed by a denial b.
the boy, who said he made the comics
sion while under. .mreelna mental strain an,
what he told was not true. The Anok