The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1900-03-08

Geuu1ng 10 Cne aHalrS OF inc telephone
company.
If you want to talk with Prof. White
ask central for call g Another new
phone is that of L. w. Pierson and the
number is 3d.
The UNION wants to contract for
green maple in quantities from one to
fifty cords. Come in and see us when
you come to town.
Edmund Young has secured the con-
tract to carry the mails between this
village and Cambridge and enters upon
the work this morning.
Budd Reeves, the Dakota philoso-
pher, is in Princeton looking after
some Mile Laos county real estate in
which he is interested.
Eric Olson, who has been in Duluth
lately, has returned to his home in
Waldo and will soon come to this vii
lage to reopen his bicycle repair shop.
Mrs. N. N. Agren left last week for
Saltwater, from which place she will
leave in a few days for Spokane in
company with party of her relatives.
The dance given by the. Knights of
the Maccabees last Friday evening was
quite we'll attended and those who
we're present report very pleasant
evening.
Prof. J. D. Armitage. the Mime
apolis optician, will be at the office of
his brother, DR.. T. L. ;Armitage, next
Sunday to meet his patients. If your
eyes trouble you consult, him:
The ladies of the Greenbush NJ. e.
church wish to give notice. that they
will serve dinner as. usual on ..election
day, Tuesday, March Is. and, will be
prepared for a good attendance.
Captain I. c.: Patterson and Lieuten7
ant a. F. Pratt have been appointed
aides on the staff of Maj F. H. Bid
well, department commander of the
Spanish-American War Veterans for
Minnesota
Gittleson Bros. will put a stock of
clothing and gentlemen's furnishing
goods into the building recently: leased
from pr. .Armitage. Mr.. Gittleson ST..
will continue to conduct the bazaar at
its present location.
Al. Finnegan,: the Minneapolis real
estate attorney, was in the village yes
terday clearing up some matters con-
corning the Wahlblom lands in 1921.
He left on the ''jerky'' for Milaca and
will visit the lake before he returns.
The directors of the Princeton
schools are finding considerable diff
Guilty in securing a supply of wood for
the coming season. Wood appears to
be quite scarce or at least the farmers
do not seem disposed to sell at present.
H: H. Heath, of Mandan, N. D., was
in the village during the past week
visiting his sister, Mrs. K. H. Burrell.
mr.: Heath has been in the EMPLOY of
the Northern Pacific for the past fif-
teen years and has seldom made a visit
to the east, this being his first in six
years.
The ladies' society of the German
Lutheran church has improved the ap-
pearance Of the interior of the church
by having it. newly papered and
grained. S. H. Palmer did. the work
in an artistic manner. The ladies are
very proud of what they have accom-
plished by their work.
The item WHICH appeared in these
columns several weeks ago about the
young man who made numerous pro-
posals is attracting some attention
from the metropolitan press. One
paper in speaking of the affair saws
the individual referred to must Ger.
tainty be compromising young man, =:
John Westblad, the unfortunate who
was sent to the Fergus Falls insane
hospital this; week, created consider
able: excitement in Minneapolis last
week by disrobingin the dime museum.
He also told people that he hat1flots of
free silver coming: to him if he could
manage to get to Colorado to pick tup.
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