The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1902-11-13

r. O. King of Milaca was down Tues
day.
GIRLS WANTED-At the Princeton
laundry. y
Fresh milk every day from 8 A. M. to
P. M. at Walkers.
! Sweet cider for Thanksgiving pies
at Ludden's New Store.
A. W. Woodcock made trip to
Brookings, S. D. last week.
Russet apples, ounces, sweet apples,
sauer-kraut, dill pickles at Walkers
Try Glidden's bakery for everything
good in the way of bread, cakes, pies.
| etc.
The E. Mark Live Stock Co. received
car OF good heavy logging horses
| this week.
+ T. E. Potts and Chas. Malone came
down from Mile Laos lake last Tues
day onza short trip. :'..
William Lornetz of Annandale was
in Princeton this week with view of
locating here in business.
Tuesday evening Mrs. H. E. White
entertained the teachers of the Prince
ton public schools at an oyster stew.
: Court convened at Elk River last
Monday and some of the Princeton at
torneys have been in attendance DUR
ing the week.
Mrs. o. S. Canright, who has been
visiting relatives and friends in Prince
ton for few weeks, left for her home
in Wisconsin Monday.
Miss Georgia Mudgett who was
member OF the eighth grade in the 4;
Princeton school, will teach in the
Judkins district this winter.
It will soon be time for skating and
boys and girls who want the best in
skates should look at B. D. Grants
fine line of Union Hardware skates,
the best on the market. 4Stf
King & Norton have built a barn IN
lot in the rear of the Pioneer hotel
and have engaged in the dray business.
They formerly resided in Wyanett and
Princeton.-Isanti News.
Charles Malone came down from Isle
Monday to look after the insurance on
his building which was burned recently
at Foreston. He expected to meet the
insurance adjuster but missed him this
trip. =.
A cinch party was given at the home
of Mrs. S. M. Byers last Monday even
ing. There was a large attendance
and at the close of the card party re-
freshments were served. Ernest
Byers took first honors, while Fred
Keith took second.
Work on the new depot has been de-
layed some of late on account of the
slow delivery Of cut stone. Last Mon
day the brick masons were Obliged to
quit work because of the non-deliverv
OF the stone. The car was shipped a j;
week ago from MINNEAPOLIS.
J. W. Orton drove down from Onamia :
Tuesday and spent a day or so in
Princeton. Mr.. Orion says that the
lake road is being put in very good
condition and will be turnpiked as far
as Page this year. He has been on the -.
boat at the lake all summer and will l
now 60 into the Cundy & Mcclure mill
at Onamia for the winter. He took q
back load of goods with him. =.
County Auditor Whitney has re- i
ceived fine compliment for his
amateur photography. Recently he ,
took picture of the roller mill, from
which an outside firm was to make a -,
cut to print on checks The litho- =
graphers who We're to use the cut :
wrote Mr.. Whitney stating, that the 1
picture was the best piece of amateur
work they ever saw.
It is said that hoodlums and rowdies F
are in the habit of damaging and +
breaking many of tie electric 7lightl !
globes about the village streets. There v
have been several occurrences of this Z
nature and the people and the village Q
authorities are getting mighty tired of t
it, and it is apt to go pretty hard with Z
the miscreant who is caught in this c
business in the future. A young or old t
tough who don't know any better ought d
to be taught a lesson, and one that he s
will not soon forget, for such violations +
of the law. "