The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1901-11-21

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Mayor Bryson OF Milaca, was in town " y,
yesterday. ~:.-.
Andrew Moline of Foreston was in q,
Princeton on Saturday. -;
John N. Berg returned home Satur-
day from the cities where he spent a p
few days. W
If you want a good suit or overcoat b
call on E. Engsell, the tailor. Shop in
Longs shoe store. =,
If you love your wife buy her Jewel la
Steel Range. For sale by the Prince vi
ton Hardware Company.
Last Sunday Father Levings assisted
Bishop Trobec at the confirmation OF u
class of fifty at Elk River.
Mrs. J. V. Wickland went to Mime
apolis yesterday to spend a week or so q
with friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. E.. A. Ross have re-
turned from Sherburn where they had
pleasant visit with their daughter.
Mrs. A. H. Smith and children went :,
to Minneapolis Monday where they H.
will visit relatives and friends for a
week.
There will be a basket social at the -
residence of Rev. Father Levings ~
Tuesday evening, Nov. 26. All are o
invited. <
Mrs. A. z. Norton has been quite i'll
the last week with sciatic and muscu- Of
lar rheumatism. She is slowing i'm G.
proving. b
Couches. j
Have you seen Caley's line of couches?
If not, call in and look them over, the ~
prices are right. :.
Joe Primrose, a we'll known charac- +
ter who has been at Milaca for some a
time, was adjudged common vag and
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apolis on Monday. r.
Nelson's photo studio, at Princeton, F
is open for work the first and third W
Saturday OF every month. train or
shine" Remember that when you :,
wish to have your picture taken. If a
The nine-months old girl baby of tt
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Shorey of Bradford t.
died Sunday night of whooping cough.
The funeral occurred on Tuesday. Rev. :,
Gratz and J.. S. -Bouck attended the ~
funeral.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. S. Rutherford spent
few days in the cities last week.
Mrs. Rutherford returned home Satur- d
day night and Mr.. Rutherford went up d
to Duluth over Sunday, returning c
Monday. c
Miss Ada Soulman and her mother n
of Washington State have been in
Princeton visiting relatives and friends
the past week or so. They left Mon ~
day for ST. Cloud where they will re- u
main for while.
The UNION is informed by grape vine !,
telegraph that S. A. Cravens went
over to Wisconsin last week and was
married to sister of Warren e. Vose. u
Some of Sid's friends claim to have l.
seen papers with al account of the "
marriage. u
Call on US Nov. 10 and 20. Mr.. I. W. W
Mark will occupy the Morneau building f,
with full line of gents furnishing b
goods, including a line of lunl bermen's
clothing, hats, caps, boots, shoes, etc.
We kindly ask a share of your patron ~
age. A. S. MARK 10
B. D. Grant is now located in his a.
new store in the Oddfellow's building s.
and is placing in a fine stock of light f(
and heavy hardware, stoves. ranges n
and all KINDS of kitchen supplies Mr.. t,
Grant makes an announcement in this 8
issue of the UNION and will be pleased n
to have the public call and inspect his
new store and stock.
Wallace e. Chase, son of VIM Chase a.
arrived last Saturday to spend some "
time here with his father. Mr.. Chase is
is from Montana where he has resided n
for the past seven years, spending most q
OF his time at Fort Benton, where he a
was in the Stockman's national bank, O.
afterwards going to Chester where he 81
secured some mercantile interests. He u
is Interested in the sheep industry and ft
has 5000 head which he has leased on n
shares. Mr.. Chasanaxnects 70 ratna !;