The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1902-02-06

Valentines at Scheen's.
The Druggist,

- Valentines at Scheen's.
Z d, Mrs. NJ. M. Richardson of Little
Z Falls, is visiting Mrs: Fred Newton.
~ Mrs. John Olson of Orrock, is at the
ois Northwestern hospital for treatment.
lied Mayor Bryson was down from Milaca
tea Saturday, returning on the evening
- train.
av Last Saturday twenty-five carloads
of potatoes left Princeton for southern
dill markets.
Highest price paid for wheat, rye,
VI corn, oats and buckwheat at the St.
Francis Mill. If
us The Kimona club will give dane
u ing party at the opera house on the
the evening of Friday, Feb 21st
Yesterday was pension board day
, is and DR.. Nichols came down from Mia
red ca to act with the examining board.
WANTED-Girl wanted to do general
re- house work. Good pay to competent
YER girl. MRS. JOSEPH CRAIG.
Mrs. L. Fryhling and children re-
aul turned from Mortified Wednesday
er- night where she has been visiting her
mt. folks.
ove Rudolph, the four-year-old child of
sh, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Erstead of Green
run bush, fell and broke one of his arms
last Monday.
ty- Al Giltner has equipped himself with
Ink a fine team and outfit for service on
end r. F. D. route No. and has become
BOD quite familiar with his new route now.
Miss Josie Ehrhite, who for the last
on, two months has been visiting her aunt.
ird Mrs. G. w. VanWormer, returned to
or her home in Elgin, Iowa, last Tues
you day.
G. A. Dickey and J. p. Zimmerman
ore went down to Long Lake yesterday to
me attend to some business in connection
art with the purchase of the roller mill at
mes that place.
Drs. Armitage and Bishop, who are
connected with the Peterson SANTA
lin rum, will come up Saturday night and
ton be at the sanitarium Sunday, when
ure they will operate on some patients.
Miss Maud Jack, who has been visit
~ ing Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Jack returned
" to her home in Mortified yesterday,
having received the information that
ing her mother was threatened with pneu-
ri monia.
- John Hegman of Maple Ridge was
49,, in Princeton last Saturday represent
49, ing DR.. Lydick of Mora. John is SELL
ing specifics for man and beast and was
here to do business with the farmers in
1ill attendance at the sale.
W. Albert Doughty and family of Wyan-
W. EFT, left for Mr.. Doughty's old home in
w. Nebraska this week. The body of
- their little child that died some time
- ago of typhoid fever, was disinterred
and taken along with them
IN. After praying for forty years for
al, baby, New Jersey couple placed
inn small want ad in newspaper and that
ha+ same night bouncing boy was left on
w. their doorstep. Prayer is all right if |
tho you are not in a hurry, but for quick
- results use printers ink.
The Harrington boy who was taken
to the State school for the blind some
s'O time ago, but who was brought home
on on account of his hearing which began
w. to fail him, is now reported to be quite
'No deaf. With the loss of his sight and
1N also his hearing the young man is
g, sadly afflicted.
and Andrew Skoog came down from
sue Mile Laos lake this week for treat
ard ment at the Northwestern hospital
son While at work small chip penetrated
his right eye and has temporarily de-
-. stroyed the sight Of the same DR..
- Cooney will try and save the sight of
"a the eye if possible.
day --
and E. Grant, the dehorner from Bald
lis win, has sold to Mr.. Wood bury 100
[rs. acres of land for the sum of 50, 6OO