The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1903-12-03

in the twin Cities
Miss leila Davis spent Thanksgiv-
ing at her home in Anoka.
Miss Georgia Campbell came home
from the State ''U'' and spent Thanks
giving with her folks.
There was no school Monday for the
high school children as the building
was not in shape for them.
Middlings 95c, shorts SIC. bran 75c
per hundred at our feed store or mill.
Princeton Roller Mill Co.
The family of Mr. and Mrs. j. T.
D. Sadley all gathered at the home
on Thanksgiving day and had family
reunion.
There will be basket social at the
Woodland Brook school house Satur-
day evening, December 9TH. The pro-
ceeds will be used for the benefit of the
school library fund.
All parties who" have books from
the free travelling library are requested
to return same at once to Mrs. Jaax's
five and ten-cent store.
Miss Anna Long.
The Dorcas ladies will give their
annual sale and supper at the G.. A.
r. hall on Friday evening of this
week. Supper Twill be served from
$50 to 1870. Price twenty five cents.
Jack Tritch went down to Anoka
yesterday. Jacks movements the last
few months have excited the suspicion
Of his friends who are looking for
change in his manner of Living: in the
near future.
The Commercial hotel was we'll filled
all last week, the land sale bringing
a big crowd and there was a good run
OF travelling men all the week. Clerk
MOssman had little trouble in finding
comfortable quarters for all the guests.
Ben Grant sent three of his new car
stoves by express to Maine this week.
He received q rush order for the
stoves and they were ordered sent by
express, which will cost over 81 to
send them to the place where the
stoves were ordered shipped.
Ten Per Cent Discount.
On sale day, next Saturday we will
sell all our stock, excepting team har-
ness, at ten per cent discount. Every
thing goes, single and double driving
harness, collars, blankets, robes.
sweat pads, whips. Gillespie, Stone
burg & co. Will Nicely, Manager.
Abe Abrahamson sold the e. Mark
Live Stock co. fifteen head of fat COWS
this week and George Chute sold them
twenty head of fat steers. Messrs.
Mark and Cliff are getting a lot of
good feeding stock on hand and will
turn off several nice punches of good
Princeton-fed cattle next spring.
Dick Chapman and Adolph Holmes
returned from their deer hunt Mon
day. They went about twenty-fv
miles north of Duluth and brought
back one big buck. They said that
the snow was foot deep where they
were and one morning the thermome-
ter was twenty-five below zero.
Yesterday morning S. S. Peterson
and DR.. Neumann started for Milaca
in Swans auto and the machine froze
up on them before they had gone far.
Jack Frost got to monkeying with the
water pipes and there was trouble.
The banker and veterinary surgeon
were unable to proceed any further in
the machine. -: ...,~. : .
II: D.. Craig came down last Friday
from his annual deer hunt and
brought with him several deer He
stopped at the Commercial for dinner
and drove home in the afternoon.
Mr.. Craig never fails to go to the
northern woods for. deer every year
and ne can give many of. the young
hunters pointers on how to get them.
Free 5Bockoven killed three deer
while hunting up in Dalbo and in the
southwestern part of Kanabec county
last week. He killed big buck that
weighed over 300 pounds and says that
the fellow was an old settler in that
section, as he was recognized by many
of the old hunters and settlers who
have seen the deer many times IN the.
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