The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1902-10-30

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Scarlet fever exists in the family of with
John Bates. will
Tom Scheen is buying potatoes for u Il
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Fresh milk every day from A. NJ to
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Princeton Drug Co.'S. 45-2t soon
FOR SALE-Two good driving horses, J.
bay and gray. NJ. L. GERMANY. of O
Trv coiddon,e \. ,-on1, ~ brotl
good in the way of bread, cakes, pies, VI
etc Prin
County Auditor Whitney is busy to- Mi
day fitting out the town clerks with from
election supplies She
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N. 3. Jesmer and wife returned last 49,,
Friday from Minneapolis where they
spent several days. &c
Competent girl for general house - -,
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~ ". ". -. -1-1 w oi'4An"r' F. III
Clerk of Court Briggs issued mar M;
rage license last Tuesday to Otto
Beaver and Miss Nora School. both of ~
Milaca. -~~~ e-''@'e :,
The Princeton school district has the a
received a check for $40 as the Prince MI
ton high schools share of the State
aid for high schools. 49,.
The election for the town of Prince will
ton will be held over the Galley Hard get i
ware store, at the same place where M,
the primary election was held. on+o,
The mercantile firm Of Pearson & 9TH
Olson dissolved partnership this week mont
Mr.. Pearson retiring from the firm. Wall
Mr.. Olson will continue the business VIZ,
Cambridge Independent.
The M. E. Ladies' Aid society will as ha
hold an experience social at G. A. r. time
hall on Wednesday evening, Nov. 5th. wind
The public is cordially invited. Cake sole
and ice cream will be served. 81
Neleon pnoOo s1uu1o' a1 princeton, MINI
- opon 1oi "orh 'ue HrsI anu tnlfd last
o"0u' u"y " 0'eiy nonVn' rain or frien
shine" Remember that when you man
"i'n W nave your picture taken' u Ruth
Mrs. VIM. Geckler gave a birthday Ere
party to a few friends last Tuesday wood
evening" 1ne company passeo the week
evening in very pleasant way with Crav
music and games Several birthday from
sH'o "oro 1e1' ae Oohens VI Ine occasion. to en-
G. W. Broodbent of Howard Lake, in tn
Mimi, was in Princeton last week Pa
with view of putting in bowling and
alley here. He has one at Howard Diva,
Lake and also at Aberdeen, S. D. He at tn
looked over the town for location, eve
Oo' oAll W ~ oennl1e conclusion of go
Chas. L. Carlson who formerly up y
worked in the Princeton roller mills, men1
came down from Moorhead last Satur- W.
day and remained in Princeton over To,
Sunday visiting old friends. He left A
Monday for Joliet, Montana, short pr;n
ul'O"no0 oelo" Dllilngs' "nere ne Will They
have charge of a roller mill. from,
At the meeting of the Ladies' Aid sever
society of the Methodist church last came
week the following officers were elected: then
President, Mrs. Ada Farnham; vice ~
president, Mrs. S. B. Norton; second -,
corros,,ona;n s.ono+o NJ. T."1:: the (
ono.. the
D. Patterson; treasurer, Mrs. Briggs. r..
Mrs. Ella Whitman has sold her farm City
south of town in Shorb,rno oo,,n+, ~ to tn
W. J. Ross OF Lake Benton, MINI. lzeo
The farm consists of 100 acres and the = Th
price paid was $4,000. Mrs Whitney Sand
has bought the Owen Newton place in Aitk
Princeton and will reside here in the the !
| future. The father of Mr. Ross has as til
purchased the Evers farm of 100 acres thicl
at Spencer Brook. the
Postm aster Cordiner cove NO h,s from
far no one has made any bids for car y MN
rying the mails on the star routes as W
advertised in the UNION few weeks he tt
ago. The postofice department is de. tend
sirous of making contracts with parties with
living on the routes on which they conf
carry mail. Bids must be in at Wash The
| ington not later than Dec. End. Par-t start
ties desiring to make bids should apply cidet
! to Postmaster Cordiner. grou