The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1901-04-18

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The boiler at the Soule- planning mill
is being overhauled and putin condi-
ton for the seasons run. ..a r.,
John Sjoblom, brother of Magnus
Sjoblom, of this village, left this week
for his old home in Sweden: :
g.. H. A. Beach, OF Minneapolis, was in
the village Friday evening and took
in the band concert and dance. i.
/ Wanted. : -. = T. =
Some Minnesota King seed corn at
~ .-- T. 81. CALEY's. +
S. Mcclure, of Saltwater, a member
of the Foley Bean Lumber company,
was in Princeton Friday on business.
K. H. Burrell was a Milaca visitor
last Saturday, and was present during
the destruction of the Foley Bean mill
by fire. =" - .~-z~-..
J. C.. Borden has received a new in
strument and has been entertaining
his friends with some of the latest
selections. :,.,-s .--...
81. B. Jesmer writes that he likes
Grand Rapids very much and will re-
turn soon to accompany his family to
their new home.
William Cleary, one OF the promi-
nent young men of Greenbush, is at
present located in the redwood coun-
try OF California.
Princeton Lodge No. SO, knights of
Pythias, conferred the rank of page on
one candidate at. its regular meeting
Tuesday evening. r..
Mrs. E. B. Anderson accompanied
Mrs. Mitchell to the Fergus Falls hos:
pital for the insane as an attendant
last Monday morning. -.
Charley Patsold, who has been look
ing after the interests of C. H.-Rines;
& Co., on the ''Bee Line" this season.
was in the village Monday. 4=-....N
Miss Winitred Igoe, OF St. Paul, ar,
rived in Princeton Tuesday evening
to spend a few weeks visiting with her
sister Mrs. F. G. Hutchinson. Il
Hon. John G. Sweet, member of the
legislature and prominent Minneapo-
lis attorney, was in the village last
week on professional business.
Axel Peterson, who has been a
Princeton and Milaca ball tosser for
several seasons, has gone to Little
Fails and secured employment for the
season. - 6
Stan Donnelly, of St. Paul, son Of the
late 1gnatius Donnelly, argued a case
IN the district court at this village last
week and made very favorable i'm
preston.
The moisture which fell the first of
the week was acceptable to the farm
ers who are tilling sandy soils, but it
will delay the work in localities hay-
ing heavy soil.
The UNION understands that an at
tempt is being made to organize, or
rather to reorganize a band in this
village. A, good band is an excellent
thing for any town. =: ! -
DR.. Eugene May, a prominent lect-
urer, will deliver a lecture on the
"Passion Play at the M. E. church.
Wednesday evening, April "a. Admis--
sion 15c and 25 cents. -
J. L. Wilbur, of Foreston, was in the
village Tuesday on business and found
time to drop into the UNION Office and
secure the best paper in Mile Laos
county for another year. ,-. :
William Cordiner went to Mime
apolis Tuesday to witness the return Of
the Shriners who have been to Homo.
lulu to institute organizations: of that
body in that far off land. .fs:5
From the northern part of the state
comes the. report that much of the
wheat will not grow. Farmers should
test their seed before sowing this year:
andRmake sure that it will terminate.
Mrs. Lucy Cotton has accepted POI
sition aszteacher in district No. u in
the town OF Spencer Brook Mrs. Cot
ton NJ ls%a very successful instructor and
the>district is, to be congratulated upon
its good fortune in securing her.
f. BID: Grant has splendid line OF
Monogram prepared paints, oils,
varnishes, brushes, etc. While house
cleaning is under way it is good time
to freshen the appearance Of your
home. 8 few dollars will make q.
great improvement.