The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1901-01-24

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The joint social of the Masons< and be
knights of Pythias will occur next Sat- tu1
urday evening". r: +,
The regular meeting of the village me
council will occur week from next i'd
Monday evening" .. be
John Heag went to Kansas City last ge
week with a shipment of potatoes for
G: H. Rines & CO. L = "
Married last Wednesday evening ou
by Rev. J. S. Bouck, Ara E. Towsend )"
and Ella Grenelkie. SUI
DR.. FL. Small, resident dentist, re-
moved to off ces in Galley building, over Isl
Anderson's new store. "
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The high school pupils are enjoying nm
week of examinations under the
auspices of the State board.
T. O. Larson, we'll known in this vii mi;
lage, was called home last week by the Ca
illness and death of his brother, Jens ca
Larson.
There will be a party at the resi- y
dence Of Michael Kaliher this evening ~ :.
under the auspices of the ladies of the ~
Catholic society.
The meetings at the Congregational
church were we'll attended this week.
Mr.. Barnes, the Evangelist, is young a.
man OF extraordinary abilities. g.,
B. NJ. VanAlstein is in the cities at ms
tending the meeting of the Masonic of
grand lodge and the reunion of the ,
volunteer fremen's veteran associa- n
ton. w.
Archie J. Lambert and Lizzie Cole Oh,
man, both Of Sherburne county, were thu
married in. this village Monday, Rev. die
j. S. Bouck performing the ceremony
at his home.
ter
Rev. Mr. Tebbetts will speak at the an,
Congregational church both morning spe
and evening Sunday. Mr.. Tebbetts he
comes in the interest of the''C hildren's Th
Home Society," 49,,
Congressman Morris settled the Ano- sor
ka postoffice tangle by appointingI. A. far
Caswell, editor of the Herald, to sue ~Ise
coed Mrs. Ryan when her time ex- fro
pires next month. III err
The KNIGHTS of tho M.ooohooe h,.1o ant
issued invitations for series of socials. 7
The series will commence with the of
dance Tomorrow evening and continue hn,
through the winter and spring months h,.
Rev. Barnes, of Anoka, is assisting is {
Rev. Shuts with the protracted meet UNI
ings this week. Mr.. Barnes will be re- Ian
membered by the old members of the bes
Fourteenth as one Of the lieutenants of -
Go. I. '
D. H. McCuaig is having more than tu1
his share of hard luck. Within the an,
week three patrons of his livery stable ca,
have been mixed up in three runaways, ST.,
two smashing the rigs and the other Hi
killing horse isf
There will be ball at the Jesmer me
opera house on the evening of February PR
II. Galichio's orchestra will be pres r
ent and very enjoyable time is prom q 9
i'"'1on' Will 10 lssueu da
early next month - -o1
Mr.. Strout, who is coming to Mile vii
Laos county from the southern part of en-
the State in the spring, was in the vii a '
lage last Thursday. He has purchased diff
a large tract of land at the lake and thu
will open stock business there this Th
year. mi
Sundry and diverse rumors heard on tn
the street indicate that the next meet wa
ing OF the village council will be fully sh'
as enjoyable for the spectators as the gu
last one. If the excitement keeps up mi
1t will be necessary for the village oy
dads to meet in the village hall. .: th'
rel
Word has been received from Mr.. ~
and Mrs. G. II. Chadbourne that they 40;
reached the slope safely. Mr.. Chad tn,
bourne says that his wife enjoyed the
trip immensely, although they saw :
more snow after leaving Minnesota ve
than they have seen for years here. int
A committee has been appointed to
arrange for the Spanish-American ~"
War Veterans ball on April 49,. The 10
boys will endeavor to suitably COM 49,.
memorate the third anniversary of a.. q IL