The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1902-08-21

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PRINCETON UNION: TEl
Prof. White and family have re-
turned home pa
+ Mark loaded out car OF hogs and
car load of cattle Tuesday. ~ an
Anew straw hats left to be sold at (
half price. MISS HUFF. I'M
Miss Stella Jordan of Minneapolis is
visiting her father, Isaac Martin, of Nj
Wyanett. s.
Peterson & Nelson have put up an re,
awning in front of their blacksmith -
and wagon shop.
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Miss Isadore Dodge of Minneapolis,
spent a few days with her uncle, Rev.
Paul Haig ht, last week. -.
The E. Mark Live Stock Co. will :
hold a big sale of western and native +;o
horses at Garrison, Saturday, Aug. %. m
The boys. are describing field ). J:
tableau in which W. H. Terrell and a ~,
farmers boy we're the dramatis per- rr
sonae.
Mrs. Jennie Baker of Baltimore, Nd, On,
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. In
A. M. Cater for some time, left for her ..
home this week.
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Mrs. J. G. Borden went to Minneap- nc
oils Tuesday to meet Mrs. Olive r.
Barker before the latter leaves for Col
orado which will be in few days. me-
Mr.. and Mrs. S. M. Byers and Miss i
Lucille Byers drove over to Cambridge
last Tuesday and spent the day visit lro
ing with Senator Barker and family. IN
me
Rye thrashed on the Payette farm >,
in Greenbush went forty-three bushels
to the acre. This is one of the heaviest W.
yields of rye ever reported in that Sec NJ, NJ:
ton. I'LL
lfyou want your wet meadows drained
and made as dry as the rest of your -
60, WV, Con ~ $4,000 ine
Princeton, MINI.
A boy baby was born to Mr.. and Mrs. VI wv
VIM. Hacker last Saturday, while Mr.. Nv
and Mrs. Everett Hamilton south of PIC
town rejoice over the birth to them of
girl on the same day. FIJI
A birthday party was given for little VI
Lera Veal last Friday in honor of her II
third birthday. Many useful presents
we're given her and late in the after W
noon refreshments were served. CHI
Henry Whiting came up on the Sat- Luz
urday evenings train and went down we
to the Brook over Sunday. Henry is
kept busy these days turning real es- ha
tate and farm land over and over. Cl'
The Good Roads Exhibition to be ~.
given free at the Minnesota State Fair,
Hamline, September 1st to 9Th, will be ::
worth to you the cost of attendance. We:
See Great Northern agent about low hii
rates in effect. cal
Bill Nicely mourns the death of his K
bird dog which was poisoned last week Il
and died on Sunday. The dog fell sto
victim to a dose fixed by the Princeton w
dog poisoner. It is tough luck to lose ma
bird dog these days. ha
I Builder,
If you are going to plaster your home Ka
don't loose sight of the famous Kallo- of
lite plaster, it will make you a good in
wall and last life time. For sale by is
Galley HARDWARE Co.. bal
Station Agent Rice has been enjoy 1
ing his vacation at Elk lake where Pr
with his family he has been camping mig
and having time all by himself. to
Matters pertaining to the Great for
Northern in this part of the woods has sal
not been bothering him bit. 80
Robt. c. King has bought out the
Larson-Schmidt Land Co., which has lo'
been conducted by A. G.. Larson and sn'
Free Bockoven. Mr. King will con- pr
duct the land business of the firm in 90