The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1902-01-23
6. 4. JACK,
The Druggists.

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>SeSS~>~>~s>SS>eSS Monday, JAM 27t
Father Levings was in ST. Cloud orr;vad ~ p;ol
Monday. accented no;t;
F. shoenrock of Stanford was in the Evens Hardv
'o"n '"S' 'lonoay. ~ Mr.. and Mrs.
F.. MCGEE of Monticello was in River, came up S
Princeton last Sunday. =. =. !. over Sunday will
There thirtyfve births in the ents Mr. and MI
village of Princeton last year ~: L. Fryhng an
Mrs VIM. Martin of Grand Rapids w.! riyniins o.
has been visiting VIM Martins folks Mn1I 'nls "o'
Skunk skins and butter made a his wife will stay
happy combination for shipment last = 1870
Tuesday. ~ a. isoss Id I'd
Highest price paid for wheat rye village hearse
corn oats ana ouckwheat at the ST. Mr.. Ross is to NAL
Francis Mill. If on the hearse at
Prof. Lemontree the ocuist, was in The son of A.
Princeton last Saturday his profess was brought to
stonal appointment day with init
| On next Monday NJ S. Rutherford the shoulder join
will move into his Offices in the cel'eo oy oelng
Odd Fellows building.
I F Wheat has fall
The best flour earth ST. per sack are autnorzeo
Galley HARnwAREco ing Co. to sell
Call in and get a
~ W. H. On"uoourne "enC 10 81. raul Cal
Tuesday to attend Masonic grand -
lodge delegate from Fraternal lodg Undertaken w
of Princeton ing many of his
that he has com
i DR.. Cooney called to Alexandria bis nndartoL;
last week to perform operations az oood &C tho
one for appendicitis and the other for IN faot btt
broken shoulder joint.
| Col. VIM. Westerman of St. Cloud priooton f .
who represents the Mccormick Co.. anat Tha =
was in Princeton this week on business ,ct nnda ht
connected with that company. cornor.+ed is %
In order to make for my spring some of the
stock will close ALI my present. would be good
S'ooA u na's a' nall-pr1ce: F. c. Cater and
! Miss hOff' visit to St. Cloud
y A marriage license issued last ing home last Nc
week to Emory Brumbaugh and Annie cousins Miss Imt
Blom both of Milaca. They were Cater from Hav
married at that place last Saturday. led them and
u will move into my new quarters in - - oa'er an
the Odd Fellows building on Monday, 10
Jan. 27th where will continue to sell Miss Spauldn1
the best land in the northwest. been i'll al the ho
, NJ s. RUTHERFORD. Cooney, for the
i Rev. c. H. Moxe went up to the turned to Mllaca
Mile Laos lake country last Monday ner outes as
night via Mora with view buying schoo aC tnat
piece of land the shore the ness MISS Long
lake. He has faith in lake coun- Ing room IN tie
try The UNION a
The Y w. c. T. U. of the Methodist ceipt of copy of
church will have the of the large the religious
dining the third floor of the Rev. j. M. Orro
Odd Fellows building instead of the Rev. Orrock was
room the second floor. Guy Ewing While visiting rel
will occupy the the second and filled the pu
floor for an Office tional church the
i The annual report of the village re- The Odd Fell
corder and treasurer appear this tuesday to move
issue of the UNION and every one in ters over Caeys
terested in the village should read some new hall in
them Included in orders out Tomorrow night
standing 900 worth of bridge and busy with lot
, water plant orders. Odd Fellows exp
i Superintendent Van Wormer re- 0 '' O W.
ceived letter Monday from J. W. Last night Frat
Olson, superintendent of public in A. M. held sI
struction that training school will and worked the
be held at Princeton the coming sum- After the lodge
mer. The date will be early in JULY to refreshments
i Superintendent VanWormer is to he S. made raid
congratulated on having secured with them socia
training school for this place. lunch on the side
A. A: Caswell, with his little son. gooo so'l"1 I'LL
:: Arthur, came up Tuesday night to
attend the K p installation at Prince The Wallace
ton LODGE of which Mr. Caswell has arrangements to
been chancellor commander for the at the opera hou
past Mrs. Caswell intended Tuesday, Feb. 18
to but the death of her dershot 1.-THE dru
friends in Anoka prevented. Mr. Cas- pahannock and
we'll the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. gagged and they
Staples while here He returned home talent. Major
to-day. . 10y 'ars@ the age of twelve
Chapter 313 of the laws of Minnesota tne Onlon army
for the year 1901 provides that all per- me mus
under the age of 81 years are pro- Inc spirit
hibited from playing pool billiards Who has oct
in any saloon room acent thereto for stool, of sb
or in any public place in which tobacco 1owa
or confectionery of any kind sold, lots in
given away disposed of in any man Mile Zoos
ner, and the proprietor of any such imnroved 10 -
\ place who permits the playing Of any IN N;na.,;
such games BY minors, is guilty of worth 20 onn
y misdemeanor and, punishment by a fine $500 ,s%T