The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1900-03-15

a Sharles Campbell, or Minneapolis.
was the guest Of his uncle, F. NJ. Oamps
bell during the past week - i s5ss
The Princeton Social club will give
another OF its parties at the opera
house next Monday evening. &@.<:s
Prot. J. 3. Armitage, Of Mininneapo-1
lis, was the guest Of his brother, DR..
T. L. Armitage, over Sunday. : sSs.''.' e
Mrs. Rose Patterson is somewhat
improved this week, although she is.
not yet able to move around much.
Ralph Bruins, of Anoka, and Ben
Cotton, of :Milaca, were the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Small over Sunday.
Numerous political yarns have al
ready been set a-going and this year
promises to be q busy one for the roor-
back ~ -. !. y......:.- ':--.' :--:>- 1
T.: Charles E. Staples. Of Elk River,
spent few days last week IN this vii
lage, the guest of his uncle, G. I.
Staples. ~ - >'-,.@'. 8 - i: :.
Residents at the lake should take
particular notice of E. w. Cundy's new
ad in this issue: What he says there
is mo Dream; -
A. Townsend has moved his family
from Milaca to this village and will
occupy the Cowles house recently va
Gated by w. H. Terrell.
The regular meeting OF Kedron
chapter O. E. S. will occur tomorrow
evening. Entertainment will be fur
nished by committee No. 2. - -. r.
- Thomas Hendrickson has applied for
q renewal of his liquor license and the
council has appointed a hearing for
the twenty-third Of this, month";: *'.>, - :
We have nice line of dress goods
bought ata bankrupt sale which we
are selling very: cheap. Come: in and
see the goods. JOHN n. BERG.
W. G: Frederick, who has been en-
ployed at the saw mill Of the Scream
Brick company has BEEN forced to
take a vacation on account of an attack
OF the grip. !, ~. - .> , 49,: -
If the number Of offices. at the dis
posal of the people Tuesday had, been
multiplied by three in. some of the
towns there would still :.be. a. goodly.
| number of defeated candidates. ..,. .,.::.>.,<
/ Another letter has been received
from Herman Heitlnan4.s who is. ID the
Philippines, stating that Re is still
enjoying good:health. LAT present he
has forty convalescent* soldiers in his
The G.. A. r. anniversary promises
to- be quite interesting. Already "a
good variety. of songs and recitations
is engaged. and Judge Searle is beyond
question an Interesting and attractive
speaker. IT, -. =
Mrs. NJ Ames leaves this week for
her new home iq Republic, Washing
ton, where she will Join her husband.
Their many friends wish them an
abundance of prosperity in their new
location. >',.:.-' 80 s~' S'--::. .~it' -
The E. Mark Live. Stock. company
has large number Of sheep and COWS
for sale: Any farmer wishing to pur:
chase any number from one TO 100 can:
secure them from the company = for
cash or on time. *:'s;-.: j: >e&=~.4.
The Christian Endeavor society of
the Congregational church will give a
''left-handed'' social at the residence
of Mrs. E. Mark on Tuesday evening,
March 20. A program Of unique In In
terest has been arranged, and all are
cordially invited. 49,. =.
This is good time to look over the
pillow, harrow and seeder to- see if anv
repairs are needed before the annual
spring work begins. 1t might take. a
day or two to have the work done and
your time will be much more valuable
when the season opens; 49, - '7:- .7>~&:- >
| Those farmers who have been hold
ing their potatoes expecting to get * a
higher price are apt to meet with dis
appointment. The market is falling
and even with the lower prices tits
hard to dispose of the stock. Unless
something unforeseen occurs the price
will % several points lo se before the
season closes. T.: 49, dtE f%t' :As,l2 H%&Ssa u
'f::t:'l",i k-.+r-4 f.. :t.,,t
John Orton and, Martha Orion have
filed an answer to the action brought
against them by the Northern Pacific
railroad company for tBe,,s possession lion IL
a. quarter section III land II Mile Lacss
county ;'They admit fliving Oh the
land, but deny all thgaallegasions ST
the plaintiff and ask for Dismissal Of
the suit.---Duluth Ne,cs Itibl,1o.s IL. I'd