The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1903-01-29

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George I. Staples is the only person who is
authorized to collect money due this office. In
every case the party paying money is entitled
to and should insist upon receiving printed
receipt. R. G. DUNN, Publisher.
Mrs. Fred Holm is visiting in Cam
BRIDGE.
Leave your orders for milk and
cream at Walkers.
Frank Bebeau of Princeton spent a |
few days in Anoka with his folks
Anol{ IA Free Press.
Joe Libby has gone to Minneapolis to
accept position with Wyman & Par
tridge.-Elk River Star-News.
Valentine day is not far away and
there are many pretty novelty devices.
and designs in Valentines for this sea-
son.
The E. Mark Live Stock Co. held a.
sale ait Milaca last Saturday. The reg
ular monthly sale at Princeton will oc-
cur on Saturday, February 7th. |
A new consignment of pianos and or
CANS of all the standard makes. The
best Instruments at most reasonable
terms! MRS. ANNIE EWING.
The first election of officers for the
new township of Hayland was held at
the residence of Alfred F. johnson last
Tues{ lay. The returns did not arrive
in TIM e for publication this week.
DR.. ETarbox returned from Morris last
Tuesday night where he assis: d DR..
Caine in his practice for the last few
days. I DR.. Caine and his family had the
s.i;' ssIsg ieria, 5ett5tEey have all recovered.
Manager Burrell of the Commercial
hotel says that he is making prepara-
tions to take care of 300 guests for the
supper tomorrow night and will. be
able to feed them all and serve them
with no delays.
= T. w. Schultz of St: Joseph, Mis-
souri,, who bought potatoes on this
mark et last season, is back on the mar
ket and will remain here for some
time, buying spuds for shipment south.
He bought two car loads this week.
The price for Triumphs has slumped |
very materially the past week and
were quoted yesterday at twenty-five
cents, though thirty cents was paid for
a few loads. There is great shortage
of cars and the dealers are having hard
work moving the stock. j.. Il:
T. #. Galley has bought of G. A. Eaton
lot nine, block five of the original town.
site of Princeton, the property consist
ing of sixty-six feet fronting on Main
street and adjoining Jaax & Newbert's
store. Mr.. Eaton bought the prop
erty of Mrs Olive r. Barker.
The Zimmerman Sunday school will
give a Valentine social Friday evening,
February 18th, in the Woodmen hall. |
There will be basket supper. Each
lady is requested to bring basket con-
tanning lunch for two. Coffee will be
served The proceeds will be used to
pay for an organ.
E. L. Mcmillan received the intelli-
gence from Minneapolis yesterday that
his mother was seriously i'll at hospi-
tai in that city. Some time ago she
underwent an operation from which
she recovered, and was here and visited
her son a few weeks ago. After re-
turning home she slipped on the side
walk and was obliged to remain in bed.
Her injury resulted in complication
of troubles and owing to her age
slight hopes are entertained for her re-
covery.
Last Monday just before dinner fire
caught in a potato car, loaded by G. H.
Rines & Co., which the southbound To-
Cal freight had just coupled on and
with which it was about to set out for
the cities. AS soon as the fire was no.
ticed the car was run in on the main
track to the railroad tank and was soon
flooded with water, but this did not