The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1901-08-08

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@ Miss Frances Estes, Of st. Paul, is
the guest Of her Princeton friends. 81
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The Foley Bean mill started saving
Monday morning and will run we'll into.
the winter.
Henry Veidt, Of Anoka, was ia the
village yesterday looking after his
business interests. 1855 zs.
JIG. Pope, of Mora, passed through
Princeton this week en- route for his
old home in Vermont.
/. p. Brown, of Blue Hill, has been.
seriously i'll for several days. He is
reported to be somewhat improved.
An aggregation. of ball-fghters went
to Milaca Sunday and had the conceit
taken out OF them to. the, tune OF Is to 5.
l.. Fryhling has builta bay window:
on his house and added a porch to its
comforts, thereby greatly improving
its appearance. S.:.:s:.. = ss&4.,~
Several searching parties left Prince
ton this week in pursuit Of the hobo
who did the shooting at Elk River
Friday evening.
Lawrence W. Snow and Gladys B.
Wright were married in this village
last Thursday, Rev. J. S. Bouck per-
forming the ceremony.
Rev. VanFossen, of Monticello, and
Miss Myra Snow, of Otsego, have been
the guests of Rev. and Mrs. G.. E. Sat-
terlee during the past week.
Joe Stangler has gone west to work in
the harvest fields for a change, and
Eldie Douglas is in charge of the eat
ing house during his absence.
DR.. Nichols, of Milaca, was in the
village yesteray attending the meeting
OF the board of pension examiners.
His daughter accompanied him.
r. A. Willard came up from the
cities Saturday evening to spend Sun
day with his wife, who was the guest of
her sister, Mrs. G. S. Neuman. during
the past week. #
The r. Mark Live Stock company
secured large shipment of young
stock Monday. These cattle will be
sent to the Dakota ranges where they
will be fattened for market. ~
Isaiah Hutchinson, known to all river
men as ''old Hutch,o died last week
at Anoka. Mr. Hutchinson had been
in the employ Of the boom company
for over quarter Of a century.
The g.. Mark Live Stock company
holds sale in Cambridge to-day and
Saturday in North Branch. Next week
sales will be held at Harris Monday,
Rush City Wednesday and Pine City
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1t now appears that the hot winds
and the chinch bugs did not damage
the wheat crop so much in quantity as
in quality. The yield is good, but
where the crop was damaged the kerr
nels are somewhat shrunken. s
Last Friday evening two candidates
were given the degrees of the order by
Kedron Chapter, order of the Eastern
Star. At the close of the ceremonies
ice cream and cake we're served in the
parlor and a very enjoyable social hour
resulted.
The potato season is now open in this
village. The dealers have their buy
ers ready to take all the stock that is
offered. At present the market is ex-
cellent and the farmers are realizing:
good prices. This year promises to be-
one of the best we have had for long
time.
The. Ladies of the Maccabees an
nounce that they will give harvest
ball next month at the time of the
fair, if one is given, if not, at some
time during the mouth. These annual
balls have been a source of consider
able enjoyment in the past, and the
coming one will undoubtedly prove no
exception.
Last week A. Mark sold the Oak
Hall Shoe and Clothing store to Mar
tin Brands, the transfer taking place
Thursday. Mr.. Mark says heahas not
decided. just what he will do in the fu-
ture or where he will go. Mr.. Brands
will undoubtedly do profitable bust
ness here as the trade is we'll estab-
lished and besides this Mr.. Brands is
personally popular with all our citizens,
A week from next Sunday, Aug. Is,
a farmers picnic will be held az Holm's
resort at Green lake. The Princeton
COrnet band has been secured fo, tho