The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1901-03-07

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7 * Poultry supplies at Walkers.
Dr. Hindley, Tuesday evening, at NJ
Congregational church. re
A new line of sample shoes at
r. D. BYERs. ~
Miss Anna Sadley went to the cities
Monday morning for short visit. =,
ooeo' ia'0"ueH' Vdu w ormer IS Vlslt- Sa,
ling some of: the nearby schools this toI
.77.week. f. ;: -
~ Fresh 1nilch COWS and springers for
sale forcash or. on time at the River Ha
side barns. a f
I. E. Burgan has a good farm south
of the village which he will rent to a tn
desirable tenant by
Friday and Saturday put an end to w
the sleighing and the streets resem-
bled rivers all day Sunday. be-
l William Wamberg and Miss Laura gu
ALBRIGHT were married Monday by "o
Judge Dickey thus ending the romance.
:. Owen Newton has given up his situa- ~
:. ton with the F.. Mark Live Stock COM .ns
I panv and i no,r hn,;,r s+oo,. 49,, 49,: I'M
, self D.
Mrs Gerrish, who has been visiting we
her sister, Mrs. W. H. Terrell, re- op
turned to her North Dakota home last tn
? Monday morning. fo1
Charles e. Chase was in the village
Monday for short time visiting his las
brother. W. P. Chase. He left on the IN
evening train for Milaca pr
NJ. S. Cone, Of St. Cloud, was in the ''
= village last Saturday explaining the
merits of a. new cream senarator for I'M
:. which ne has taken the agency. Ii
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Those OF you -whorintend- to paint this 70
spring, do not lose sight OF the famous e"
y ''Sherwin- " illian4'' ready mixed paint.
Galley sells it.
Rus Harmon has been afflicted with to
: slnall poS at Inc Goss camp at the lake. fa
He is progressing nicely, however, and no
i is now able to be around and care for W.
f himself
3 The ladies of the NJ E. church will l,
, hold box social at the Grand Army 10
e hall tomorrow evening, March 8. -
| Wi hrip
: tlemen will buy them: All are cordi- 10
= ally invited 49, 80 ~:
Foreston has decided to give bonus
' OF 5000 for a skimming station. It will f.,
be conducted by Bridgman g. Russell, su
OF Duluth, and the patrons are thus r.
assured OF the highest market prices =.
r for their dairy product. 90
The next ball to be given in this sh
village is that of the Spanish american TT
War Veterans, which will occur on la'
April %. The boys have made ar di'
engagements to entertain the largest ,
S company OF dancers ever assembled in ar
! Princeton and good time is assured. in,
kedron Chapter, 0. E. S., elected &C
three applicants at it's regular meeting wa
last Friday evening and conferred the an
degrees on two candidates. There will all
be special meeting Tomorrow even wa
ing for rehearsal, in preparation for lie
4 the visit of the grand worthy matron ag
, at the next regular. wi
The case OF the State against T. 81.
:, Galley, brought on the complaint of D. tn
Il. McCuaig charging the maintenance de
OF nuisance, came to an ignominious las
] end at Miaca yesterday. The State Gel
asked for security for. costs and Mr.. eq
/ McCuaig refused to give it, so the case ne
3 was dismissed and the Princeton party sta
I drove home an
L. S. Libby has purchased the Stamm w. Wv
house now occupied by Prof b. E. "" ~.
, White. The professor says that if any g.
, one has a house they desire to sell all ~
: that is necessary to close the deal is to w.
allow him to occupy it short time. -
This is the second time this has oc- A1'
5 Cured with him and he is seriously
2 thinking of erecting house of his tn
own. 80: CO.
4 D. W. Spaulding says that he has an
f always tried to avoid hurting his we
r friends feelings but as game warden Cd
< he proposes to do his duty and arrest "a
Q all violators of the law, friends or no We
: friends. His friends will probably ma
3 have respect for his feelings and give It