The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1902-01-09
The Druggist.

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Few potatoes are coming in. q
.Chas. Keith went over to St. Cloud tr
to-day.
Leave your orders for milk and cream tt
at Walkers to
J. D. Tam is building new house ~
on the Cravens' farm which he recently
purchased. G.
Highest price paid for wheat, rye, q
corn, oats and buckwheat at the St.
Francis Mill. If
The Nesons are making arrange *
ments to give their annual dance on :,
the sixth of February. -,
At the quilt rattle at the home of
Mrs. Grow, in Greenbush last week, ~
Miss Payette was the winner. -;
IA0 1A1A1Ouo uduCluS CluD gave "
dance at the opera house last Saturday in
night, and will give another next m
Tuesday night.
Mrs. Frank GRADER and son Robert V
returned to Minneapolis Tuesday after sc
a weeks visit with Mrs. Graders sis oil
ter, Mrs. w. E. J. Gratz. ir
Mrs. J. G. Cameron, who spent the ~
holiday season here with her sister,
Mrs. Il. b. Crayens, left for her home G
IN tloodwood yesterday morning. al
Keith and Robert Caswell, the two !,
bright little sons of A. A. Caswell, AZ
came up from Anoka Friday night to "
visit their playmates. They returned L
home Monday
Henry Veidt of Anoka was up Fri
day looking after his trade here in u
Princeton. Besides being agent for .,
Golden Grain Belt" he does a large a.
business in his popular soft drinks "
Mrs. Chas. H. Rines and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Geo. H. Newbert and child
of Mora, left on Tuesday for Boston ie
and points in New England where they u
will visit relatives and friends for some II
time. u
John Boman, who has charge of the nj
Princeton creamery, returned last week W
from his visit to his brother in Douglas n,
county. Ernest L. Wellnitz, who had
charge Of the creamery during Mr..
Bomans absence, has gone to Duluth. IL
Last Monday night Aug Gerth while ii
driving home was run into by Frank a,
Mudsett who was driving to town for b.
the doctor. Gerth. was thrown from h,
his wagon and suffered a.contusion of v,
the scalp and was injured about the O.,
hips.
A. G. Nachbar is organizing a home N
orchestra with six pieces, besides the a.,
piano. There will be bass viol, first n,
violin, trombone, clarinet, cornet and le
t1ute. James Mcbride of Elk River, tt
will play first violin until the orches- ST
ira is fully organized. 4.
The village council met last Monday b;
night to transact routine business and a
make preparations to close up the
books for the fiscal year and turn them u,
over to the new council. The reports ir
have yet to be checked over and aud II
| lied which will be done some time this W
week, and the report made ready for a.
publication. III
A. w. johnson, who has been clerk V
ing in the Jesmer department store for ~
some time, left Monday morning to go :"
on the road for Minneapolis firm, for %
whom he used to travel. Mr.. johnson ~
made many friends in Princeton, and
proved himself a good, up-to-date clerk !"
| and Mr.. Jesmer regretted to have him )"
go. He may return later in the season. 81
Mrs. Charlotte Lyon, one of the ola bj
residents OF Spencer Brook, died at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Wilson
Foote, on Jan. 2, from rheumatism of
the heart. Mrs. Morse was one of the -
Brook pioneers and lived to ripe old =,
age. She was a sister of Mrs. E. G. ~
Clough, and an aunt of Mrs. BENZ. -
Mckenzie. The interment. was in the g
Nichols cemetery. H.. ... ~
W. A. Wallace came down from re
Mile Laos lake Tuesday and brought dc
along some fine fish for Register of VI
Deeds Chapman and the clerk Of court. lii
Lem says that when he pot home he it