The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1901-04-11

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Harry English, who has been buying
potatoes in the different markets this
winter, has returned to the village.
~,.> Wanted. = j@,.--s>--
Some Minnesota King seed corn at
! T. n. CALEY's. 4
The annual spring cleaning up is on
in earnest and clouds OF smoke hover.
over the residence portion OF the vii
lage.
= A: c. Howard returned Monday
morning from a.winter,s sojourn in the
pines OF Itasca county near the Cana
dian boundary. r-.....
The Anoka band appears at the
opera house tomorrow evening in a
very entertaining program. Prices <25
and IS cents See program elsewhere
in this issue. -
Don't forget the series of spiritual
meetings conducted By G. W. Hates
and wife which will commence Satur-
day evening, April 20, in the hall over
the postofice. .4..,.re -. -. .
The Easter program rendered by the
pupils of the Congregational Sunday
school last Sunday evening was very
enjoyable affair. The children gave
evidence of careful training. :
The Princeton Laundry, which
started operations Monday, is rushed
with work and additional help is nee
essary. There ought to be good
business in the village for first class
laundry. '--~~~'~
The annual statement OF the fnan-
cial condition Of the county of Mile
Laos appears in another part of this
issue. It will be interesting reading
for the property owners and taxpayers
OF the county. ill.,.
Mrs. A. A. Shute died at her home
IN Greenbush last Sunday morning.
The funeral was held at the Greenbush
Methodist church Monday, Rev. 6. E.
satterlee officiating, and the inter-
ment was made in the Baldwin Gene
terry. ..~ 5
There will be no services at the
Catholic church ia this village the:
coming Sunday. It is the regular day
for worship in Princeton, but Rev. FIR,
Levings gave this congregation serv-
ices on Easter and must 20 elsewhere
this week. - -. -. T.
Easter was appropriately celebrated
in all the churches last Sunday. In.
the morning special services were held
at the Catholic and German Lutheran
and in the evening special programs
were rendered at the Methodist and
Congregational churches.
E. Mark has car load Of pure bred
Durham bulls ranging in age from six
months to year and half, which he
will sell at reasonable prices for cash
or on time. Here is an excellent op-
portunity to improve your stock The
bulls we're all raised on Judge Searle's
stock farm near St. Cloud. 4
G. W. Hates and wife will give SER
les of lectures on spiritualism COM
mencing Saturday evening April 20 in
the hall over the postohice. It is pos
sible thatsthe hall will prove too small
to accommodate the audience, in which
event the place of future meeting will
be announced at the first meeting.
About a dozen OF the members of the
local lodge Of Oddfellows went to Mil
AGA Tuesday evening to visit their
brethren: Preparations were made
for the celebration of the founding of
the order in this village this month.
Monticello, Milaca and other neigh
boring lodges will be invited to par.
ticipate.- s: s ~. * ::
The effect OF our "Carrie Nation,
grand jury has reached Milaca. The
mayor,.who, by the way was a member
OF the aforesaid: jury, issued a procla-
NATION. on his return home, to the.
effect thatEthe liquor business Of Mil.
AGA must in the future be conducted
wholly in accordance with. the law.
No more late hours, no more Sunday
BOOZE 49, = < -
Wikeen & English is new firm and
the place of business will be thinner
man. The members Of the firm are
r Vixen and Harry English, OF
this village, and they will put stock.
OF general merch andise IN the new
store erected last season at thinner
man Their friends wish them q full
measure Of prosperity in their new I'M
dertaking