The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1903-08-20

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VIM. Wallace was down from Cove is ano1
this week. speak
O. c. Jellison Of Santiago spent Sat- Nv
urday in Princeton. Thurs
John n Rero went to the twin ci+;oe and So
yesterday to buy goods. Mrs
! Attorney Mcmillan transacted },,si- visitin
ness in Minneapolis, Tuesday. ana al
ton tn
c. F. Goebel was down from Milaca
last Monday on professional business MRS:
ting
T. Mark has bought three registered some
hereford COWS ana caves OF Chas. MUIR Mime
ray.
Mrs.
MIS- refer hllck OF Minneapolis mas Tuesd
"eei ''oA'l'S nel slsCer' MIS- T. 'anl- she hs
kula. ,oo,, =
T. j. Warren was in Princeton Mon her i'll
day buying goods to take up to Mile The
1acs LAKE. church
The defoctivo eno+s IN tho oon,o,,+ church
walks are hoino ronoirod Good +biocr nished
Push il a]ono was &c
Mrs r T, Tnddon and ho,, ,,o+bon Whe
Mrs. T. s Ronck visited ,e1o+inoe ~ famous
Royalton Monday. as har'
time it
O0i ~ S0o 'i1e'0 I110 AoV' Oloou Dus4 wind a
'cs -, oo1lese opens oep'elnoer ISL II agent
will pay you to send for catalogue.
- E. II
'oll1 ur"neA lelC yesterday lor va Prince
os'tlo' "iioll '10 I'LL ope1u aC ms nome maine<
inc r -.
ia y 0alno coullCS' aho a' Little rails air ado
A camping party COMPOSED of DR.. F. social
L. Small and wife and Mr.. and Mrs nights
Ben. Soule are spending few days at In t.
Sandy lake. list of
Charles Carlson on7, o7d-+i,,,e ,,;17a, Laos G.
came nm from N1inneano1,s in -iroa 80 the sd
attend tho nicnic at nix 7ako Tnocdo,, also a
Won can't heat Charlie ont of o oood ers, tr,
thing. Mr..
Fl. NJ. Avery who has hoen snondin,r turned
his vacation At his old homo IN wis, southe
| consin, returned last week and is at d re"
his old most in Jesmer,s donar+mo,+ in Pri
store again. Friday
The potato market opened Monday The
at IS cents, but receipts were about IT, A.
nil. Few have arrived this week served
Minnesota potatoes are quoted in .0l "ai
Chicago at 60 and Is cents: oahce
ming a
" 1 DSoio - preparing ~ nave Of goo<
brick walk constructed in front of his
business property and the improvement onaS
will be a GOOD one at that end Of tho trip to
street. Let the good work go on. .ileS +
-- fair c
-i' Vii 1o'oll1Visollo VI Sidhlte rails wealth
has bought the Gideon Reeves farm Mr.
no@l A1oi's 'ol'Sl's' Mr. ana MRS. crop is
oo'' WI III lllioe'ol1 AasC many
| Friday and closed the deal for the farm.
- Mrs.
Nelson tne expert photographer OF tanning
AhoAa' aU'ehos MS oranch studio at II. ca
Princeton the first and third Saturday Arthn
Of each and every month. Please bear Mrs.
1llls III mlao "hen you wish 70 have any drove
photographic work cone. tt made
The Maccabees held their annual 1t IS
picnic last Sunday IN tho wes+ Rranob Campl
Of the Rum, near the farm Of 8 T open a
Smith. Ahont fftv K q n M and on the
L. O.. T. NJ. folks and friends attended, of the
and the Sir KNIGHTS and 1ad;os bod built.
good time The
Tho hast oo,ao - ~ - bridge
will be that to be played next Sunday oaa;ao
afternoon at the fair grounds between e1oo-~s1
Princeton and Big Lake. The proceeds 49,. y:
will be used for buying suits for the os u
Princeton team. Admission rs cents. l>
Game called at $50 ~, DO''l y:
Inc UNIONS advertising rates. are helps
as low, if not lower than those Of any" Dougl
newspaper published in the State of shop a
Minnesota. The UNION has circula- Chas.
ton of almost 1000, sndsby JANUARY LIST. new 81
1904 we confidently expect to swell the
list of bona fide subscribers to $500. '"'
There are few country weeklies circu- ~ ~
lated in the State that can boast of , WI ell
| 1000 subscribers. 'lhliA1o
| was vi
William Armitage who for the past CITY S.
three months had been staying with inc no
his brother, Dr. Armitage, and re- Mr. [
cuperating his health, returned to his leader
home in minneapolis last Friday. ers an
When he came up here he looked as His m,
though he was in for "a good siege of at the
sickness, but he began7roughing it and Lavell
spehC lou OF tlme out with the repair apolis
and construction crew OF the Rural which