The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1902-02-27

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1UsRsDA g BRI1ARY
Dr. caley vas il the cities tho arst
81 the week.
Farmers institute at Princeton on
March 18th and 18th.
Mrs. I. N. Carlton returned from her
visit to Minneapolis yesterday.
Mrs. N. E. Jones returned from the
Cities yesterday where she attended
the millinery openings.
. Frank Maiden loaded his household
goods Tuesday and left for his new
home north of Brainerd. f53
Mrs. E.B. Anderson, who was oper-
ated on at the Northwestern hospital q
week ago, is doing nicely. .
The weather is a bit soft and there
are no favorable Indications Of much
more ice-making weather. s
DR.. Whiting came up from the Brook
this morning and took the train for st.
Cloud to visit his daughter Jennie at
the normal.
3 Mrs. Radeka of Wyanett who has
been at the Northwestern hospital for
treatment has recovered and returned
to her home. @ss
Potato dealers are busy getting the.
spuds out of the cellars, and the drays
we're busy last night hauling potatoes
to the cars
Will j. Erwood, State Spiritualist
missionary, lectured on Monday and.
evenings at the Forester's,
hall in the Odd Fellows block.
G. Q. Broadhead and his sister, Miss
Jessie Broadhead, Of Royalton, ar
rived yesterday en- route to visit Mrs.
Saul Shorrocks, of Linwood, MINI.
Among those who were up from the
Brook this week were Lem Turner,
Mrs. c. Thompson, Mrs. J. Clough,
Lawrence Clough and VIM. Swanbro.
J. Adam Bede was a passenger on
the morning train Wednesday. He
stepped off the train long enough to
get breath of fresh air and leave the
imprints of few jokes on some re-
frigerator cars on the siding.
Some farmer through the list of
persons who pay personal property
tax, which was published in the UNION.
last week, was list of delinquents,
and it took the county treasurer sew
eral minutes to convince him that such
wassnot the case. .-s<-, -.
Rev. Paul Haight was taken sud
denly i'll last Sunday while making his
circuit and when he returned to
Princeton he was obliged to take to
his bed. DR.. Cooney was called Mon
day night and prescribed for him.
Mr.. Haight is much better and ex-
poets to be out in a day, or so.
The Methodist church society is
planning to build on an addition to the
church this@spring. The annex will
be built on the north side of the pres
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ent building and will be used for the
regular church services, while the
present building will be used for Sun
day school and lecture rooms. "
rs this the end of the road?" inquired
a traveller on the Great Northern the
other night, as he watched about all
the people on the train leave the cars
at Princeton.
No. he was informed, 'sthis is not
the end of the line, but this is the most
popular town on the 1ine.''
Yesterday was a busy day for County
Treasurer Burrell who was kept busy
making out receipts for personal prop
erty taxes. He issued oyer eighty re-
ceipts, and at the close of business put
just Sc, 027.93 in his inside pocket and
placed it in the bank. OF this amount
SIS, 215.d was paid in by the Foley Bean
Lumber Co. HI
The first battalion of the Uniform
Rank Knights of Pythias will have
field day here in Princeton on Thurs
day, June 9Th, at which time several
hundred of the Uniform Rank will
come up from Minneapolis and ST.
Paul on special train and remain
here during the day, guests of the
local Uniform Rank. - -