The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1901-03-21

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regular:meeti to=nig ht:With a social.
: n: Germany has his photograph
: gallery in running order and Serving
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= u Mrs. Keith, OF St. Paul, visited With
II the family.o of Judge Keith, of this vii
lage, last week. T. So szy.0
y" A. n. Holm cam e in Tuesday to look
~ over his launc hand note the progress
on which had been made. a.. : u Z
Peoplesmades. the most of. the snow
10 Sunday, taking what they supposed
" was their last sleighride. - .:t-:.E
Mrs. R.F. Lynch, of Monticello, has
u been the guest of relatives in the vii
- lage during the past week.
: Mrs. c. J.. Peterson left yesterday
~ morning for Aberdeen, S. D., where
us she will make her mother a visit.
There is movement on foot to se-
IT, cure another rural free delivery route,
d. this time in the vicinity of Green Lake.
Gardeners. =
ne Go to Caley's and see the Planet Jr.
to Hand Drills and cultivators. He keeps
a full line. -
a, Attend the ''Deestrick Skule'' to-
morrow night and see how some of our
prom. cts. performed when they were
- children. 3d. ~ >
IS. r. E. Jones drove to Spencer Brook
Sunday with his visitor, Mr.. Olson,
who is soliciting class of initiates for
y the Workmen.
just unloaded a car load of buggies
7o at Caley's. Call in and look them over;
IN surely he can suit you as to style and
price. :
About fifty people faced the snow
at storm Tuesday light and took in an
other excellent lecture delivered by
as DR.. Hindley at the Congregational
at church..
at Henry Holthus will build new house
on the homestead this spring. The
lis tearing down of the old house will re-
e. move one of the landmarks of the town
in of Princeton.
Roy Soule left Monday morning for
of Anaconda, where he will probably
as secure work in the shelters. Will is
as there and likes the country very much,
hence Roy's pilgrimage.
Id The spring term of the district court
lis tor Mile Laos county will open April
as l. All who wish to get citizens papers
should apply for them on April i. 2,
Or g. L. S. RR1GGs
it. Marriage licenses were issued dur
oy ing the past week to August Larson
and Bertha Olson and William B.
Mcclure and Floy Bemis. The last
- mentioned couple are we'll known
-. Milaca young people. 49,:
of Storms seem to foil low the announce
ment OF Rev. Hindley's lecture in
ht Princeton. The date was postponed
4e last week on account of the storm and
We the weather was scarcely improved
~ Tuesday, the new date.
Treasurer Burrell announces that he
,tt is ready to pay large number of out
he standing county orders. If you are
,is holding any OF this paper. it will pay
M you to look over the notice, for inter-
est on these orders will soon be stopped.
to The ''Deestrick Skule'' under the
,r- management Of the Dorcas society will
"a be given at the Jesmer opera house to-
he morrow evening. The public is cordi-
ally invited to attend. The price of
admission has been fixed at 10 and Is
en- cents
50 Z. L. Campbell, II. B. Fisk and Will
~ liam Hiland, we'll known Baldwin
-. farmers, have been drawn to serve on
" the jury for the May term of the dis
trict court at Elk River. There will
is be no grand jury drawn in Sherburne
he county this spring.
~ Princeton people will be given an
opportunity to hear Senator Clapp.
He, has consented to deliver an address
at the commencement exercises of our
ne high school, which will occur early in
e, june The class was fortunate in be-
n ing able to secure such an able orator.
~ At the regular meeting of Kedron
~ Chapter Q. E. S. last Friday evening
~ two candidates were given the degrees
OF the order and after the work the la
dles*served light, refreshments. The
at worthy grand matron who was ex-
i'll pected to VISIT the chapter failed to
ld5| arrive / L. ,a.s :. + .-