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

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CA JACK THE Druoqist ) for Round Lake,
3 business trip.
============--------------. Amos Chadbo
Fresh milk delivery aday from Viz aa p ,ast aa,1
Walkers. = 4l"so 9O WooN
FouND-Thursday May3o, aphoto- j. A. Wetter il
graph pin. Call at UNION office. o1uon 10 the b
i Mrs and Miss Warren have returned - -
to Princeton after prolonged absence. MISS Aoe4'' n
The building occupied by Young & dnrno his trim W.
IIlif's~livery stable is being newly
shngled. why should
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A. Jaax has purchased the Bur- from Tho ioo. od
gan house on the corner near the high
school building. -. ( Nur' anu Mrs
Order your goods by phone from snend Memorial
scheen's and they will be delivered to tives.
Guy p"l' " VIZ ----"6o : Lieut. Galley sp
Mrs. F. L. Small left Tuesday even week with his fl
ing for Onamia where she will visit He returned to
relatives for fortnight. evening.
TRAMP, tramp tramp the boys are Fall term of tn
marchng,'' and several Princeton cial College will
maidens will be lonely for days. of young PEG
Capt. Holm,' of the Viking, was in 'llne "rl0e lor
from Green lake Friday making prep Mrs G. E. Colt
arations for the entertainment of his term of school
visitors. came to Princeto
F. L. Ludden started for Mile Laos remain over ouno
lake Monday accompanied by his Sis Best paints in
ter. They expected be absent space cost less
eral days. Masurv paints r.
Masury pure lnseed oil paints con- pure nnseeo OIL
tain water, benzine and will not Rev. Dr. Forf
evaporate from the @. A. Jack speak next Sun
sells them. O'Clock at the chu
A. T. Norton came over from ST. AL are cordially
Cloud Tuesday to visit his family and service
incidentally to attend the commence j. NJ. Cox, the
menu exercises pher, in tt
c. j. Haines OF Minneapolis was in transactng busln
the village the first week in the acqualntances
interests of his publication the "Souve- More Masurv
mir Of Princeton.' made Of nnre Inns
Mondays rain helped the crops some United States q
and the indications departure otner Better
OF the boys for the lake. etc.that the JACK sells tnem
rainy is about to set in. ARRANGEMENTS
Marriao e 1censes have boon ios,od by Mr. A. N Hol
during the past week Frank Brug ces al MS pavilion
geman and Athea E. Stearns and nfst Will take pla
Michael J. Dahl and Annie Tonstad. Inc launch Will
The sale of the E. Mark Live Stock ,unish " W DOL
| Co., last Saturday brought big crowd
to Princeton. The sale a success =. W. Cundy WI
and the merchants found the day DAY on his way d
! busy too in all lines. Anoka. lie say
Clemele son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. "l'n VIC
Fenley, of Mile Lacs died on Monday O; ha.o ~
9th ult., of commissions, aged years. - e W. ~
The interment took place at Mile ~ 49, ~
Laos Tuesday. -Broine1d Tribune. pleasant wed
NJ, w r. F77 - =, :. residence of the
IT1,,,
last Saturday morning for Cambridge Tnl
| to visit her sister Mrs. Vose and re- ~ w., 49,
turned Monday evening" Mr.. Terrell r
drove across country Sunday and spent a -. ~. y
the day at the place. tt
G. Monette will inaugurate Sunday served. The yo
service between the village Green their new life wit
Lake. Commencing next Sunday he host of friends
will carry passengers and from the
| lake for a reasonable compensation es>
He has good rig fitted up and guaran- "
tees to give his patrons satisfactory eo w WI .
SERVICE. "s0' 00 70, nAe'l'
missioners be obts
[. p. Burgan has traded the Howard .ro,na +ho oo,
,1 ~ ooe 'oonvy lor resi- park This wo,
dence in Minneapolis. This fact gave ron1d n;ua +b
rise to a strong that he sno+ ord would h
templated removing to the city, but ~ princeton r
this Mr.. Burgan denies. He informs riuo1 =; 49, ~,
the UNION that he has no thought of oa ino.;,
leaving Princeton for some time at $3.50
least The gasolene
The third quarterly meeting of the ororno,,a+ ~ =
M r. church will be held next Sunday 49, ae+;afoat;
Rev. Robt. Forbes, D. D., will preach w. ~; oysra :
in the evening. The hours of service = 49, ~ 7 w., y
will be follows: Love Feast, 9:3O - h t '
Preaching service and Holy Commun- 15tto ~ -:
ion 1920. Evening service, sermon by o+hI, a, ::
DR.. Forbes, 500. The public is invited +h o;+ d.;
to all these services - i1
Treasurer Wishiewski, of Benton There will be GOO
county, is in quandary the dis and the boat will
position he must make of the Sl2 900 uo =
sent up to him by the village of Foley 5t - ~ =
to be donated to the county to build Ia, ~ 80 1o
court house in the event of Foley Sc nono1;s 49,; 49,
curing the county Public Exam 10 - MT 100000;
lner Pope has advised him that he WIZ fouou1 1
mustn't as an official The Rem 1~4>