The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1901-09-05
Clerk Of Court Briggs took in the

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on Tuesday. n q. 81 8 #@s5 6
For SALE: The Newton property
on Main street. I. I
A.. Y. Woodcock was one Of the State !
fair visitors today. .s ..l...'@.. ISL Il
Cabinet photos .sl.5o per dozen at
+ Prescott 8 &. Road strom's. ..,, s::y.s h
i The. buildings on the. Newton prop I
erty on Main street are for sale. !,
! Among those who went to the fair,
to-day was Mr.. and Mrs. P. Hedin. =: /, E1s
Mr.. and Mrs. Haskell rejoice over S
girl baby born to them last Friday. i
l. Chas.;, Patsold goes to Cambridge y
next Monday to buy potatoes for. Rines. I ?
= FoR: SALE-A high grade pianoat a
sacrifice at the Congregational parson- ! u
age. -. >, -. ~. s7.l.sa 81
The b.. Mark Live Stock Co.. sent ?
three ponies to Wisconsin, viatexpress in
to-day : :..s@,-. = :e:iy,>ssy:as3 in
Miss Lola Jesmer returned vester-
day from visit with friends at Mile "
Laos lake. -. - v
! "A. n. Holm, county surveyor of 1san- u
to county, was in town yesterday; with %
load Of grain. ~ !: Eta. .,~.s.. al
Fred Burrell left on Monday for +
Minneapo lisawhere he will enter, the ds
State university. 49,. r. .-s,,. th
E. Mankato Commercial College is the =
only genuine actual business college in F.
the West. Send for catalogue r.,:j IT,
Miss Ruth A. Briggs, of Chicago, 80
visiting her brother, +, S. Briggs =
She will remain in Princeton two !,
weeks. LA
Hon. Emmett Mark went down to the Ia
State fair Monday, to look after his Re
two running horses which will enter p
the running races. '''-1 -, M
Fred Keith and his friend Harry 3
Hanscomb, of Minneapolis, came up tr
over Sunday and went chicken shoot j.
ing with Chas. Keith and party. i. M
Grace and Dennie Byers went over be
to Cambridge last Thursday and visited 81
their cousins-the daughters of Hon.
II. f. Barker, returning Saturday. M
Travel over the Great Northern in tn
this neck o. the woods was heavy this ne
week, the State fair being the attrac- 10
ton. Princeton. furnished a large
share of the travel, too. w,
Jos. Chapman, of Spencer Brook, al
was one OF the southbound passengers IS
Monday morning. He went to the fair NJ
to see If the rest of the State was doing
as we'll as the Brook and vicinity. -. Sc
Sheriff Claggett returned Wednes- NJ
day morning from Herman, where he M
went with r. G.. Dunn on a chicken Sc
hunt last Sunday and Monday. The 81
sheriff and State Auditor succeeded in O.
killing 81 chickens. w
MayAower Rebekah Lodge will hold re
picnic on Friday afternoon, Sept. 6, a
1901, on the grounds northeast of East vi
Branch bridge. All Rebekahs are re-
quested to bring a we'll filled basket, by
All Odd Fellows and their families are W
invited. H.. M
The Princeton roller mill is hump OIL
ing itself as it never bumped before. te
Mr.. Craig was fairly buried with
urgent orders yesterday. 'Our mill ar
lost just five minutes all last week. be- fl
ing obliged to stop that length of time nj
to fix bolt" remarked Joe, as he went on
into where-am-I-at reverie. m
Alexander Burgan, of Rochester. US
MIMI, has been visiting his brother, :
I. G. Burgan, and his sister, Mrs. M. br
L. Wheeler, for the past few days. He GU
expects to return home to-day, visiting W
the State fair en- route. Mrs. T. G. liz
Burgan will accompany him as far as w
st. Paul, and also take in the siphts at ar
Hamline.
| Mrs. S.. M. Sinclair returned from in
Bemidji last week, where she spent in
the summer with her daughter Mrs. tn
VIM. McCuaig. She has rented the II
lower portion of her house to D. John 81
son, who will occupy it for the winter. th
Mrs. Sinclair expects her son who has tn
been in Alaska for some time to return be
the coming winter. ~, ~: tsS ht
Sam Carew opened up his new stock =.
OF groceries, boots and shoes, etc, at = =
the old Sausser corner this week, and
with his stock of flour and feed insthe 70
rear, is one of the. busiest merchants in q
Princeton. He does not, intend, to u =