The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1902-04-10

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A boy baby..was born to Mr.. and Mrs. 'ne
Steve Palmer on Monday. aro
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Mrs. Rose Patterson and Mrs. Aug she
Rines spent Tuesday in the cities.
Mrs. J. NJ. Goss of Anoka, was visit i1v
ing relatives in Princeton few DAYS q
last week: Eb
Highest price paid for wheat, rye. Th
corn, oats and buckwheat at the St. IN
Francis Mill. If \
Get 1.-The Best" at the Princeton on
Drug Co. A ten cent cigar now on tin
sale for 5 cents. 1918 pit
Prof White and wife returned Sat- an.
urday night from the educational
meeting at St. Cloud J
DR.. F. L. Small, resident dentist, re- 49,
moved to Offices in Galley building, over 49,,
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Miss Elizabeth Bailie returned to one
her home in Northfeld Tuesday morn
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Those whoare down from the Mile in
Laos lake country. this week say the fro
road to the lake is in good shape for sht
this time OF the year and is dry and ,
dusty. -: d. 49,
Mrs. NJ c.. Libby left yesterday bel
morning for Chicago where she will of
spend three months visiting her sisters wit
and other relatives whom she has not an,
seen Tor some time. the
DR.. G.. Ross Galley returned from J
Cambridge yesterday where he has Mi
been attending to the practice of DR.. Ro
Hixson of that place while the latter Jat
was recovering from an operation for ten
appendicitis =>.~r 49, -,,~.a the
Electric lights have been placed in orl
the court room at the court house, and noo
with two large chandeliers of six j
lights each there ought to be plenty wo
of light on the subject, both for judge, thi
jury and lawyers. wa
Ash Grove lime is now said to be the ne
best lime on the market It makes Ill
one-quarter more putty per barrel than so'
any other lime. It'll is perfectly pure ne
and white and makes polish like ore
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Leon Moore, son of Mr. and Mrs. G
O. Moore, celebrated his fifth birthday
last Saturday and made merry with OPP
lot of little folks in the afternoon. Wv
There were fourteen present, and be- an
tween games and refreshments the ao
little ones had good time of it, pls
we
Mrs. Geo. Warren and daughter Miss on
Anna Warren went to Anoka last Fri .o
day to attend the funeral of Mrs. Mary m,
+. Parrot who died in that city last me
week. Mrs. Parrot, who was sister, ~,
~ HA'e ""'re''' was Iaken Ill da
while visiting with the latter in Prince an
ton some time ago, and never fully or
recovered. 49,
Andrew Bryson has purchased the
Taylor property on the north side of
the village, and also bought of Emmett W.
Mark fourteen lots in the same vicinity. -
MIR. Bryson intends to move down from 4'e
Milaca about the twentieth of this -"
month and make Princeton his future ~
home. He has already moved down
several loads of goods. ~
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Mrs. Mercy Grant died at her home M,
in Santiago township on Sunday night Bu
at ten o'clock. Mrs. Grant had been a far
sufferer from cancer of the stomach for It
a number of months and her death did ow
not come as surprise to her many SUI
friends. She was fifty-six years, old as
and had lived in Santiago for eighteen exj
years. The interment was made in sue
the Oak Knoll cemetery in Santiago
with Rev. Paul Haight officiating. =.
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The new team belonging to Rev. ito
Haight> ran away with him one. day of
last week while he was going over the ais
Greenbush turnpike Mr.. Haight had an,
got out of the buggy to fix the harness Ma
and when he started to get back in his will
coat caught in the wheelssin some way ure
and the horses started to run. He ani
held onto the, lines until they broke Th
and then the'pair of new drivers struck has
lively clip down the road. They Pri
we're finally caught and returned to the