The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1903-08-13

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j. A. Jetsinga and wife were down
from Pease Monday.
George, Nicely is painting the trim
mings to Milton Smiths house.
- The K. O. T. NJ. will turn their goat
loose tonight and initiate candidate.
Mrs. j. W. Mintner of Minneapolis
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. F. S.
Walker.
John Grummidge Of GAINESVILLE has
been the guest of A. N. Lenertz for the
past few days.
There will be a variety social at F.
E. McFarland's new house Friday even
ing, Aug. p, 1903.
Miss Grace Wright of White Earth,
Minn., is visiting her brother, Geo. F.
Wright, and family.
Ira Stanley, bookkeeper at the Prince
ton roller mill, left Saturday for his
home at St. Cloud for a visit.
Will Elliott of Minneapolis arrived
Tuesday, to look after the work on the
high school annex, for which he has
the contract.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert Smith Of Min
neapolis spent Sunday with Mr.. Smiths
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. \. W.
Woodcock, and family.
The E. Mark Live Stock Co. shipped
a car of horses to Sebeka, Wadena
county. this week. Dennis Kaliher
went in charge of the horses.
Ben Soule has the contract for NOV
ing the Prairie school house west of
town across the road on higher ground
than where the school is located at the
present time.
Many Of the property owners are
having their shade trees trimmed.
It's a good idea. 1t beauties the
property and makes the trees grow
better. Robert Clark has been doing
the work.
Mrs. r. NJ. Pope and children Of
Mora who have been visiting relatives
in Princeton, returned home last Mon
day. Mrs. Silas Howard, mother of
Mrs. Pope, returned with them. Mr..
Pope has left for a trip to the Pacific
coast.
The Galley Hardware Co. has quite
an attraction in one of it's windows. the
display being gasoline engine that is
running a pump and a churn. The
pump is throwing a good stream Of wa
ter while the churn is butting in at a
great rate.
Miss Lena Killiam who has been
superintendent at the Northwestern
hospital for some time. left Monday for
Philadelphia, and her place at the
hospital has been taken by Miss
Augusta Peterson, who will act as
superintendent in the future.
The cool weather the past week has
retarded the growth of all kinds OF
crops. It has been so cold that to keep
comfortable fires have been necessary
Some say that the new comet is to
blame for the unusual weather. If
this is so wont some one please see that
the comet is detailed.
Chas. F. George has bought NJ. J.
DamOn's residence and proposes to To-
cate in Princeton. where he will make
his home il the future. Mr.. George
has had his eye on Princeton ever since
he sold his farm in Santiago. He lived
in Princeton ''befo' de wah,' and has
always liked the place.
The Greenbush N. E. church gave a
musical and literary entertainment at
the church last Friday night for the
benefit of the Sunday school. There
was good attendance and the enter
tainment netted 1875 for the Sunday
school. The program rendered was a
very good one, many Of the children
doing exceptionally we'll.
DR.. J. S. Butler, veterinarian of
Minneapolis, came up last Monday to
consult with DR.. Neumann regarding
one of the horses belonging to NJ. S.
Rutherford which has been very sick
for some time. DR.. Butler agreed with
DR.. Neunann as to the treatment. Be-
ford he went home he performed an
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