The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1901-08-22

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B. D. Grant spent Sunday in Mime
apolis. :. :-ss /
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Howard Of Min
neapolis, are the guests of Mrs. Gile. G
For SALE.-The Newton property
and buildings on Main street are for {
sale. e :. q
David Wetter is enjoying a short va
cation and is improving it by visiting {
friends. -
Hon. r. G. Dunn has been in BemidjiI
this: week, where he has been conduct =
ing land sale. =. ,
P. J. Nelson, of Anoka, was in the
village last Saturday, asking people to
'look pleasant, please. ~. t
For SALE cHEzP-=:A go good large fire
Proof.,safe.: Inquire Of, G: H. Chad ,
bourne or s. s.Retterson. 500: It
C. W.. VanWormer moved hishouse-
hold goods into the Jesmer house on ,
Pleasant avenue yesterday. - IL =..s,.
The Great Northern has changed its
platform at the depot. More OF the :
cinder platform has been added.
Typewriter statesmen have been quite
plenty his week and are reported to r
have done fair stroke of business. =
Mr.. Johnson, the Cambridge mail
carrier, was sick yesterday and Dell =
Pierson carried the mail in his stead. {
S. NJ. Byers improved the appear
ance of:upper:Main Street this week by !
cutting the weeds along the walk line. ,
=. Irving Reems' furlough expires next
week, when he will report at Fort ,
Smelling for transportation to his post ,
in Texas.
s. S. Peterson has purchased new
trap and will practice on clay pigeons
until it is lawful to go after the feath-
cred tribe.
The Princeton boys who have been
employed on the Milaca school build
ing, have finished their jobs and return !
ed to this village.
Mrs. K. H. Burrell continues to i'm.
prove and will soon have recovered
sufficiently from her injuries to be
about1again as@usual.
- Mrs. c.. F. Walker gave children's
party last Saturday afternoon in honor
of her little visitors. A company of |
happy children attended,
Abe Sleeves sold another threshing
outfit last week. It is one of the latest
machines throughout and the pur-
chaser considers himself fortunate.
Miss Olga Wahlfors, of "Cuba," was
in town Tuesday, en- route for Prince
ton, at which village she expects to
stay for some time.-Big Lake Herald.
M. L. Wheeler has sold the cottage ;
he erected last fall to William Heckler.
Mr.. Wheeler contemplates building
new residence for himself in the near
future. ~ z-..--..
F. Threshers report that many of the
bridges in this section are not safe for
the transportation of their heavy rigs.
Sometimes wide detour is necessary
to avoid accidents.
People with good taste and judg-1
ment always have their pictures taken
at Nelson's photo studio, open at
EPrinceton the first and third Saturday
OF every month, rain or shine" If
An ice cream social was given by
the Dorcas society on Mrs. T. H. Caley's
lawn last Tuesday evening". The
Princeton band was in attendance and
helped to make the evening a most
enjoyable one.
r. E, Bardwell, of Excelsior, was in:
the village a day Or two last week look
ing. up the titles of some real estate. 1
Mr.. Bardwell is postmaster of his vii
lage and conducts a prosperous real
estate business on the side. =.
The Foley base ball team wants a
game with the Princeton boys next
Sunday, but the Minnetonka excursion
falls on that day and it will probablysI
be difficult for our boys to secure a.
representative crowd for that day.