The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1903-01-15
Nelson's photos please the people.

|<<<<tC Nelson's photos please the people.
= i Z Tickets for the "Golden Gulch'' for
IS. sale at Jesmer's
l~~<~~ Miss Davis spent Sunday in Milaca
o oaao WV Tn with her brothers folks.
IS en.Vleu K. G. Dunn came up from St. Paul
,h1sher Tuesday to remain few days.
-. Looks like spell of fine weather.
Allll'nel- (Subject to change without notice.)
=, Gust Stark came up from Minneap-
IN 0Ao oils this week to visit his folks at Freer
The Maccabees will give a dance at
ooillinl' their hall on the evening of January
23rd.
lneapo- will sell all the odds and ends of
my stock of kid gloves at so cents a
tino REL pair. MISS HUFF. 2t
lis. Mrs Emmett Marks mother who has
Howard been visiting her for the last week has
Kino,s returned 10 her home in Minneapolis
j. G. Cliff arrived from Iowa last
was in Monday with a fine car of logging and
visiting larln horses 1or the Il" Mark Live Stock
Co.
~ ra Farmers report that the roads in
>,,o +ho,, some places have drifted badly, but
they have been kept open in fairly good
shape.
u Alllleu f. E.. Patterson has been sick the
sell 'lle last few days and Harry Pratt has been
ofr' ~ doing the janitor work at the high
erd was school building.
1t Mark Miss Lillv Zimmerman Of Mad;.
nle lasC son, S. D., was visiting her brother,
J. F. Zimmerman, and wife the past
pen sa- week. She returned home last Tues
g where day.
r. H. Clerk of Court Briggs is still in Chi
''aA q cago where his mother is very i'll and
very little hope is entertained of her
10 from recovery Mr.. Briggs will remain as
ill spend long as she is in a critical condition.
ltler and When hoi]dinp he snro and nso tho
AaAe'- famous North Star Zenith wall plaster,
: as hard as rock and permanent as
ew York time itself. Makes wall fire, water,
e he has wind and bug proof. B. D. Grant, sole
taking agent If
Tarbox Nelson, the expert photographer of
apolls to Anoka, attends his branch studio at
Princeton the first and third Saturday
2 of the Of each and every month. Please bear
Fire In this in mind when you wish to have any
at, Glen Photographic work done. If
January & The next entertainment 77,don +ho
ct:direc- s5sn;cos of tho Co1,noha,I IT
"a! reau will be given by Mrs. Josephine
cen visit Bonaparte Rice, dramatic reader, and
lack, re- Miss Olive Grace Rice, soloist and plan
field last ist, at the opera house February Goth,
ed as far Tho ,,o+o+o roo,,1-a.
same with little variation in prices.
IrlumphS are quoted five cents lower
Congre- than a week ago, while Burbanks and
held at Rose are few cents higher Dealers
and all are moving stock rather freely at pres
urch are ent and the cellars are being emptied
of their stock. -
'n0'' The village is placing twenty-five in
candescent lights in the new depot.
Ill living The electric light plant is now sup
lsh, died nlvino 700 7iobts ino7rd;,n +ho
esterday. street lamps. The VILLAGE cbaroos at
t time of the rate Of twentv conts non 7 ooc
had re- watts for liohts This oroo uo ~.
t. IL IS tablished at the time the plant was
tits. mt IN ood +boro hos hoo, ~ a1~
our year. IN price since.
o. 1872 Last Monday ght the Ladies of the
Fullwiler VIZ o"y 0iooCo'
returned 'O"--"oion oore
lie grew $3.50. "a. " parry u Oh
returning s. -: ~ 0n0 p<'iio'
{ . = and ante-rooms in which they stored
: IS. Hot sof relishes and refreshments, ane
?rlnceton announced to the ladies that they hat
been for come u l to help them spend the even
using the ing*$S- The hall was thrown omen for
anaged to social time and there was music. cards
his week and dancing until a late honr. 49,,
coal re- f !. n - 80.
linneapo- A4 1, fHrloayzeVenlng MIR. and Mrs. Z
80 came e 'aek ell'ertaineo the teachers OF thu
>me : lAno0'oi sonooAs aC d ping pong party
There were four tables arranged fo
It took a the players and the popular game af
Raymond forded a lot of amusement and pleasure
and took throughout the evening. Miss Mood,
5 wanted won the honors for the highest scor,
bill and while Miss Murdoch was the recipien