The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1902-07-31


Miss Georgia Campbell left Tuesday
for Onamia where they will remain
short time. > -.
II you are in need of frst-class oil for
your cream separator call at Galley
Co.'s store: Just received
the finest made. ="
Mrs. Carrie Tryon, clairvoyant, gives
readings daily at Linwood cottage east
Of court house and holds dime socials
every Wednesday evening.
Last Tuesday Judge VanAlstein mar
ried at his office in the court house
Benjamin J. Brissett of Brickton to
Miss Lillian B. Shepherd of Milo.
S. S. Peterson ran down to Elk
River last Sunday with his automobile
to meet his mother, Mrs. S. Peterson,
IF California, who is now visiting her
sons.
There was no ball game last Sunday.
The Cambridge nine was unable to
come over, and it was thought that
the Milaca boys would come down and
get acquainted again, but they did not.
Kallolite Plaster. ..
The Galley Hardware Co. just un-
loaded a car load of this famous plaster
and will sell it to you at the right
price. When plastering call in and
get our prices.
Leander Johnson's wife and child
arrived this week from Minneapolis.
They have rented the house occupied
by Fred Newton and will move into
the same as soon as Mr.. Newton moves
into his new house.
DR.. F. L. Small will leave next Mon
day for St. Paul to attend post grad
uate course in dentistry. He will re-
main away for two weeks or more, dur
ing which time there will be lady at
tendant at his office.
The bids for the construction of the,
new Methodist church will be opened
this evening at business meeting at
the church. The bids. were to have
been received last week but the time
was extended one week.
The farm house of Ben Hatcher
caught fire last Monday and burned to
the ground. The house was a small
frame building and was insured for
$3.50. Considerable of the furniture
that was in the house was also burned.
W. H. Hall, representing his brother
S. H. Hall, is in Princeton this week
making arrangements for work on the
new potato warehouse which will be
put up south of the Stark warehouse.
Mr.. Hall will bring workmen from Big
Lake where he has been putting up
new warehouse. ~
Mrs. Elmer NJ. Chapman was taken
suddenly ill last Sunday and had
severe sinking spell, occasioned by
heart failure and she was very low for
time. She has rallied some and it is
believed that she is now out of danger.
Last week she caught hard cold and
over exerted herself in her household
duties which is thought to have been
the cause of her serious illness.
Ebert Edmison who moved out onto.
farm in Greenbush last spring spread
the glad tidings to his Princeton
friends this week tina: a ten-pound boy
was born at his home last Saturday
night. He says that farming is a great
success in Greenbush when one can get
a healthy ten-pound, boy along about
harvest time when the fields promise
great returns as we'll for the husband
man. =,
Work will soon be commenced on
the foundation to the new house that
Miss Ida King will build on the lot
south of VIM. Kaliher's house. Miss
King will put up six-room cottage,
with large cellar and furnace room.
The interior finish to the house will be
of Georgia pine. There will be bath
room and modern improvements to the
house that will make it verv COM
Portable home ,.... /.
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Commencing last Sunday there was
change in the time card of train SER
vice between Milaca, St. Cloud and
Willmar. Under the new arrange
ment Willmar is made headquarters
instead of Milaca, and the passenger
leaves Willmar at A. NJ. arriving at
M1laca at A. M. and departing west
bound at 9:40A.)M. These trains com
nect tat 81. Climb with tho most 1.-,,,o