The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1902-03-20
The April term Of court will convene
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The April term Of court will convene
April 7th.
The .Rebekahs held meeting last
night and took in a candidate.
County Surveyor Milton has been
subdlviding section IS, in 1926 this
The Woodcocks are expected back
from Florida about the middle Of next
month. III, ,
q Miller Craig spent portion of last
week at the Long Lake mill, returning
Saturday.
Mrs. McArten of Floodwood, arrived
in Princeton Tuesday and is visiting
with Mrs. 81. E. Cravens. =.
Miss Chiefly of Foley, and Mrs. VIM.
Lind of Santiago, were visiting rela-
tives and friends in Princeton yester-
day. j., .gE..,. 49,
= The St. Patrick day dance given at
the opera house by. the Kimona club
was jolly dance party and was very
we'll attended. ;~'%. - @..- g"
The Ladies' Aid Society, No. l, will
hold their annual sale Of Easter novel
ties at G. A. r. hall on Saturday even
ing, March 20. "
Miss Mary Cooper of Anoka, visited
the Misses Mabel and Helen Wright
this week, and also the family of II.
w. Magnus at Glendorado.
We notice that D. H. Cooper who is
now one OF the prosperous business
men OF Isanti, was elected Justice of
the peace in that village last week.
Ivers & Pond, Colby, Ludwig, Cab
Ter, Smith & Bauers, Metropolitan or
Wesley pianos, and dozen other kinds
can be bought cheap for cash or on
time. Call on Mrs. G. Ewing.
Last Tuesday evening the knights
of Pythias conferred the second rank
on a candidate. Next Tuesday the
lodge will give dance social at it's
hail.
The E. Mark Live Stock Co., have
sold ''Scotch Lad," one of their best
Galloway bulls, to Herbert Gates for
5000. They have also sold one of the
Searle Durham CALVES to John Felch
of Elk River for 500.
W. E. Chase, who has been visiting
his father, w. P. Chase, for some time,
left this week for a trip to the Pacific
coast. He will return to-. Montana in
time for shearing and to look after his
sheep interests In that state
Mrs. Leander Davis left for Prince
ton Saturday evening, after making
short visit in this city. Mrs. Davis has
been spending the winter in Princeton,
her daughter Miss Zilla being one of
the teachers there. Herald.
Al: stanwood, formerly resident
of this place, had the misfortune to
lose 9 valuable Jean by drowning in
the st. Louis river near Floodwood
last week. Melvin Stanwood, the
teamster, narrowly escaped drowning
in trying to save the team. *'>'~
Friends OF Engineer Brisbin formerly
lieutenant of Company M will be sorry
to learn that he lost his right arm in a
railroad collision a few days ago. He
was pinned in under the wreck for
twenty minutes before he was released.
he is at the hospital in St. Paul. ;.
Louis Rust was hauling stone, this
week for a new barn which he will
erect on his farm in Wyanett. The
barn will be 30x40: He has rented his
farm this year to Warner Brooks and
Axel Lund and will be busy this spring
attending to;his duties as assessor.
Mrs. Fred Young, sister of Frank
Schilling and also of Mrs. Louis Lar
son, died at the home of Mrs. Ecklund
yesterday morning of consumption,
from which she had been suffering for
some time. The funeral occurred at the
Methodist church to-day at l D. M,
the interment being in Oak Knoll
cemetery. .~~ 80
The Farmers Exchange is receiving
a full line of doors and window frames,
nails, barb wire, ETC., for the spring
trade. Mr.. Jaax's business isincreasing
rapidly, and he has decided to branch
out in other lines in connection with
his business, and if arrangements can
be made, will have warehouse erect