The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1901-06-20

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Fresh milk delivery daily from hel
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+ Ernest Rlppons enjoyed visit from his
his parents for several dayslast week. Ede,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Anderson, of Mil 4
AGA, spent Sunday with relatives in w
this village. - we
All colors and latest styles for spring wa
painting with. Masury paints can be T
seen at c. 4. Jacks. Is s.. : - - VIII
Miss Bessie Cater has returned from e' al,
the lake where she finished avery -
successful term of school. l
The alumni Of the Princeton high 81
school held very pleasant reunion at tisi
Green lake last Tuesday afternoon.
The county commissioners seem to Nj
be favorable to the proposition of turn ~
ing the court house grounds into a pub be1
lie park ::
Masury pure linseed oil paints con-
tain no water, no benzine and will not no'
evaporate from the can. G. A. Jack o.
sells them. no
Mrs. Sinclair left Friday morning y
for Bemidji, where she will Spend the ~ -
summer with her daughter, Mrs. Will ~
lam McCuaig. IT.
L. S. Libby moved into his recently
purchased house this week. T. F. rIN
Scheen will occupy the house vacated ~
by Mr.. Libby Jul
/ Auditor e. E. Whitney and family r.
went to Elk lake Saturday to camp
over Sunday The storm Saturday VI
nirh+ d;anot ola - .:.l pas
0-y0' was
Paints of quality, ready mixed made For
OF pure linseed oil, last longest. wear q
better, stand sun without fading,
Masury paints G.. A. Jack sells them. 10
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Get your fireworks for the Fourth Vi
early. Scheen has complete assort- wo1
ment of the latest novelties in that line tina
and the prices are~low enough to suit
you. ~
Pas
G. "A. Jack went to Minnetonka Mat
Tuesday morning to attend the an 90 ~
nual meeting of the State Pharmaceu- mo,
u+oal "seoe1"Vion nfcn Is oe1ng nelo at hou
Hotel St. Louis. -
There was a good sized crowd at Do
Green lake Sunday and the little boat . ~
gave excellent service. The machinery Tan
has now been fully adjusted and no mo
more trouble is anticipated. h1v
Opera house June 81 and p, s*The: A
Passion Play" reproduced by L. enf
Lubin's latest moving picture machine. Of
Two miles of film. Seats on sale at thr
Jesmer's store, Is, 25 and &c. h;a
Mrs. Carrie Tryon, of Minneapolis, son
will speak at the hall over the post aftt
office Sunday and Monday evenings g
next She will also give private read e,,
jngs at the residence of S. M. Byers ~
A tornado threatened this section Liz
Saturday evening, but luckily the wind Vo
did not strike with its full force. In Mr.
some places trees we're blown down but 10y
so far no damage to buildings has been ide
reported. her
In the account of the events of COM me
mencement week at Carleton College wa
published in the Mortified newspa- thl
pers the name of Lieut. @. A. Caley VIII
appears as candidate for the degree wis
of bachelor of science. ant
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The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs
S: S. Peterson fell Off the porch Mon L
day evening and suffered a fracture of ne
the arm between the elbow and the sec
shoulder. The fracture was immedi- POI
ately reduced and the little girl is get gel
ting along nicely. say
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If you are going to the lake to spend = =
the Fourth you will need some fire. 80
crackers to help amuse the children. ~
Buy early and avoid disappointment - -
Scheen has full line Of fireworks in 49,.
GLIDING this seasons novelties. Leave lnf e
your order now and have it packed. T.
H. r. Mallette of Foreston, brother the
of Felix Mallette, and James Burke of ing
Princeton, were arrivals in the village exl
yesterday. To-day they will make ne,
trip into the Big Fork country where
Mr.. Mallette ownes some property. n
incidentally thew will cast some for