The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1902-02-13

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Fresh fish of all kinds at Scheen's. s,
H. r. Barnum was down from Milaca sol
Tuesday. nj!
Heavy shipments of wood are being
made from Long Siding this winter. on
Miss Larkin who is i'll at the North ~ =,
western hospital is reported as doing
nicely. ...-..>
Highest price paid for wheat, rye. ~
corn, oats and buckwheat at the St.
Francis Mill. If
Capt. Patterson came up from St.
Paul last Thursday night and remained W.
until Monday morning. WI
Yesterday was Ash Wednesday and #,
the dull and sombre air of Lent is hov-
ering over the social world.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Tufty of Milaca, err
were down last Friday in attendance at di
the funeral of Finley McCuaig. wi
WANTED-Girl wanted to do general
mouse work: Good pay to competent ce
girl. MRS. JOSEPH CRAIG. Of
Mrs. VIM. Kaliher is entertaining La
her sisters, Miss Lewella Jesmer of lo(
Greenbush and Mrs. Geo. Dupont of 50
Milaca.
At the teachers examination at the to1
high school in Princeton last week if ma
teen took the examinations, while at t1e
Milaca six were examined. or
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Z. A. Nachbar of New Prague is Wis tn
1tlng his folks in Princeton. He was
In business at New Prague but recently
sold out and will remain here month w
or So tn
Fred Libby brought in load of DO ~.
tatoes last Saturday and received S46 -
for the same. Mr.. Libby has herd of -
nine fine Jersey cows that he says are w. ~
money makers.
Last week Mrs. Ewing received a r.:
fine $500 piano from MINNEAPOLIS for --'
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Saw ~
yer in Greenbush. The piano was ~;
delivered last Saturday. ",
Dune McCuaig went to Mile Laos &C
yesterday to look after some horses tn
that belonged to Finley McCuaig. The ,
horses are being kept by party on
the north shore of the lake. ~,
Mrs. A. D. Roth of Minneapolis who So
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. sol
Gratz, returned home last SATURDAY.. ga
and another sister, Mrs. Frank GRADER isl
OF Minneapolis is now visiting Mrs. br
GratZ. .-. wa
Drs. Armitage and Galley operated
on the wife of Ed Grow at the Peter mi
son sanitarium last Sunday. She is re- br
ported as doing as we'll as could be ex- an
pected and her recovery is looked for HI
in short time en-
Rev. J. K. Shuts left for a trip ""
through Iowa this week in the inter- 10.
OF the land business of NJ. S. Ruther- LII
ford. Mr.. Shuts will tell the farmers ''u
OF Iowa of the great opportunities for
Investment in this section. 20
The pupils of the high school are ~
making arrangements to give an en- va va
tertainment at the high school on the ~ 4l
evening of Friday, Feb. 2sth, when the ~
Crawford play and the "Courtship of La
Miles Standish'' will be given bv 4"s
school talent. az
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The Minnesota Cold Storage Co. has tic
an agent at Brickton now who is re- vii
ceiving cream for shipment to Mime
apolis. The milk is being delivered . ,
twice week at present. During the de-
warm weather the cream will be deliv- hi
cred every other day. 70,
There was party given at the Paw CHI
cite homestead in Greenbush last Tues tn
DAY night at which about thirty-five wi
were present, many attending from biz
Princeton. The evening was spent in Th
games and dancing and all made merry Mi
up to the midnight hour which an ye'
nounced the approach of the Lenten !
season. &. -4,..-~ ....- II: =
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1T is now the proper thing" SAYS the ov,
Dover's Telegram, ''for a young man to (ses
call his sweetheart potato instead of Pr
a peach. Although the potato has not M.
the creamy skin of the peach. it is vii
dearer by far and is improved by mash The
ing. If you want to make killing, IBr
ask her if she is your sweet potato? res
and as she deposits her silky trosses on ne,