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


Mike Rice place near the railroad and
taken possession. -. 49, ne
IL The. Soule planning mill started up Sn
this week and is rushing out an accu- :
mutation of orders. = .1-~
Bicycle repairs. .sundries, and all wi
kinds of bicicycle repairing at
Grants hardware store /~z s
Emory Norton left yesterday to &C.
cept a position in Milaca, where he
expects to remain this season. in
Two new applications were received ov
by Kedron Chapter, o. E. s., at. it's Las
regular meeting Friday evening. i
Fred Guelsow, of Vineland, sold his l'
farm, tn Nv Rr;+,on r,asaa,,to Ill pir
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After this Nelson's photo studio here
is open the first and third Saturday of op
every month only. Please notice. tt w.
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J. D. Wilkes, of Milaca, was in the in
village the first of the week and found
time to make the acquaintance of the
UNION force. ne
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W. ". Roberts, who has been in the da
south for some time for G. Fl. Rines tn
& Co., returned to Princeton last Mon F.,
day evening.
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Invitations will probably be mailed sci
within the next week for the Spanish en-
American War Veterans ball to be ey
gwen April 20. 49,
Mrs. George Cotton returned Satur- sta
day evening from visit to relatives in wi
Anoka and has been the guest of Dr. ess
; and Mrs Small this week bu
The recently discharged grand jury la'
has been termed the 'Carrie Nation''
jury; and there appears to have been Gle
good grounds for naming it such. La
Just arrived, the largest and most 80. &c.
complete stock of caskets in plain and ~
fancy colors> ever brought to this vii -
) lage. ; Z, E.A. Ross.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ross left Monday -
morning for California, where they 49,
will locate permanently. Their Prince ~ u
ton friends wish them the best of sue "a
(cess in their new home LIZ
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Farmers, Take Notice. !
We have just received carload of
Triumph potatoes which we will let "a
out on shares. co
G. II. RINEs & Co. fol
Della Jesmer, who has been i'll with ~
consumption for some time, is now at :,
St. Marys hospital, Minneapolis, VI
where she is receiving the best of at
tention. She writes very hopefully to in
her Green bush friends. tn
r. S. A. Carew is having the room to be Wv
occupied by F. P. Morneau's 'tClub" "n
covered on the walls and ceiling with ~ W.
, pressed steel and the whole room will w
, be newly decorated. When completed
it will be one of the prettiest rooms in d.
town. m<
DR.. H. G. Cooney, assisted by DR.. w.
Tarbox, performed an operation for ap-
, pendicitis yesterday on the person of ~
the fourteen year old son of Dan Fin ~
dell. The operation was successful and ''>
the patient is resting easily. The ab- 4
scess was uncommonly large les
Wallace T. Rines Posi- G. A. R. is =,
w VIC sill
evening of May 4. A splendid pro- 90
gram will be rendered by home talent,
after which a lunch will be served y"
The entertainment will be free and all 20
are cordially invited to participate. I
/ Messrs. Thomas Magson and Thomas loe
Mclaughlin, of Anoka, were in the
village last Friday and Saturday bill =.
ing the town for the Anoka band con- -
} cert which occurs tomorrow evening" ~
Both are old members of the Anoka ="
ball team and found many friends in ~: ~
1.-THE village. n H. w
: The Easter entertainment given by rr
= the young people of the Methodist ms
! church last Sunday evening was very Of
4 enjoyable affair. The different NUM- -, -.
q bers were aH5awell taken, but those az
given by the Junior league were prob. az.
Z "oiy one inosS popuiar WIN Win. 1ne auol-E wh
ence. The church was crowded to the Nc
doors, many being forced to stand. ho
The sale of the E. Mark Live Stock
company was attended by very large tht
number OF farmers and stock raisers, ma
pro badly the largest attendance these p,
sales have ever enjoyed. The bidding thi
. was lively at times and large lot OF of
horses, mules and cattlewere disposed sto
of. Mark says that the next sale on ma
Mays4 will be even larger than that Of me
net Got 1r1o