The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1901-07-18

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:: = Homegrown potatoes have appeared 90
in the market. ' D,
! John Bates family was increased
last week by the arrival Of son. Mi
! The mosquitoes have, been getting wi
quite busy since the recent showers.
! Charles Dusell, of Foreston, was the pa
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Ewing the lin
first of the week. ~., +,
/ = T. 81. Galley unloaded two threshing DO
outfits Monday which had been sold to bu
customers in this section. ...,@ %
s The .Gilpins are said to have given ex
a very satisfactory entertainment. at: col
the opera house last week.
: ~ The Princeton children are enjoying est
an annual visit from their hearts de- of
light-the merry-go-'round. he
Quite a number of the lovers of the
national game accompanied the base tai
ball team to Elk River Tuesday. ev;
The hot winds of the past week have sol
affected the wheat crop somewhat,
although so far the damage is small. AM
Clarence Taylor and Marilla CHS we
holm, of Blue Hill, we're married We'd io'
nesday of last week by Justice Mergel.
Mrs. E. A. Marsh and Mrs. John Liz
Hull, of Blue Hill, are visiting the VI
BURBERRY fields of Cass county this ra'
week.
The annual school meeting will be Ed
held next Saturday evening. Show Os
your interest in the welfare of our pub Wis
lie schools by attending.
Painters of judgment prefer Masury sps
paints made by world renowned manu- Ms
facturers, ready mixed, made of pure mn
linseed oil. G. A. Jack sells them.
The. boys are preparing to go west :,
for the fall harvesting and threshing. 80
Help is said to be scarce and the wages ~
will probably be higher than usual. %;
There will be an ice cream social at
the residence of S. M. Byers this even
ing for the benefit of the local Spirit 49,
ualist society. All are cordially in :-s
vited. .1
A Chicago publishing company is -
preparing to issue a history of North \
ern Minnesota and has representa- mo
tive in the village gathering data for VII
the book. ..... l.. TIVE
Six farm machinery experts are en- 'e,
gagged in preparing new machines for SUI
their work at this point. Princeton T
dealers have had an excellent trade an1
this season. ~,
A party OF blueberry pickers got into age
the wrong field one day last week and gin
were obliged to take a run for it. The mi
members of the party are not saying me
much about the incident however. cor
DR.. O. G. Tarbox left this morning 49,,
for the Buffalo exposition. He also ex- ~
poets to visit New York and perhaps I
will journey eastward to his old home at
in Maine. He will probably return Th
about August g., . --.~- d.. lea
A pamphlet describing the course of ors
study of the Milaca high school has Una
been received at this Office It is wa
neat book of 80 pages and reflects con- Dol
siderable credit upon Prof. Harter and sur
tho boord If oa,,oo+;o ba(
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Owing to the removal of Henry Lind
from the village the knights of the F
Maccabees have elected Frank Peter da.
son to serve as commander for the re- OF
mainder of the term. During the hot the
weather the lodge will meet onlv twice th1
a mOnth-the second and last Thurs- vic
days. = viii
Mrs. j. r. Crothers, of Liberal, Kan pa
'sas, has been visiting here with her III
sister, Mrs. slayback, and last We'd Fr
nesday evening they left for Princeton ge'
and will spend the greater part of the VIC
summer visiting their old neighbors in mel
the town of Bluehill and other parts of T
the county.-Elk Riuer Star Neacs. IN,
A. N. Holm will give dance at his Ian
pavilion next Saturday evening at hol
Green Lake. The Dewey orchestra, of wa
Minneapolis, will furnish the music we
and as that organization gave such ex- fea
cellent satisfaction: on the Fourth, the wa
dancers will probably be glad to learn ha
of their engagemerl The launch rig
Viking will also make frequent nei
trips during the evening. Ice cream, ele
cake, lemonade and lunches will be- tin
i served at the pavilion. All are cordi- te
ally invited to attend. s
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