The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1903-03-26

'RINl' GET ON UNI(
The Dorcas society met with Mrs.
Burrell yesterday afternoon.
Harry English was up from thinner
man 2 "a. last Sunday and dined at the Com
mercial. .
LosT.-A tan leather boys purse
with viii clasp. Silverd ollar was in purse
when lost. Return for reward to Mrs.
E. Mark. .s:.... =s-
Bring us your plans and let us figure
on them, We can supply about every
thing except the lumber. BID. Grant,
Princeton. =:
Z. j. Bernstein district deputy of
the s''Woodmen of the World'' will
camp next Monday night at
Farnham's hall IT.
Louis Larson returned last Friday
from trip south with potatoes. He
said that few towns looked more pros
porous than Princeton.
Geo. Konkler has been appointed as
carrier on rural route No. ? and will
take the route the first of April. W.
T. Francis is the substitute.
Pianos and organs. The best grades
OF musical instruments always on hand.
Call and inspect stock when in Prince
ton. MRS. ANNIE EWING.
S. J. Smith will furnish milk and
cream every morning commencing
April lst. Parties wishing to be sup
piled can leave orders at Ludden's
store. 14-4t
All parties desiring to take out their
papers should appear before
the judge of the district court on April
7 or s. L. S. BRIGGS.
l4-3. Clerk of Court.
The E. Mark Live Stock Co. last
week bought all the live stock of the
three George families, Charles, Her.
bert and Lon George in Santiago.
There were III head of cattle and lot
Of horses.
There will be basket social at the
Chapman school house, Spencer Brook,
March 27, the proceeds to go to a
library fund. A. short program will be
given. Everyone is cordially invited
to attend. Come and have a good
time.
Tom Scheen returned from Kansas
City last Thursday where he has been
located for some time looking after po-
tato shipments for Rines g. Co. Tom
says that the weather is warm and
balmy in the south and down in Okla
homa and Indian Territory shirt
sleeves is quite the proper habit.
The April term Of court will convene
on April 9th. There will be no grand
jury summoned for this term of court
as there does not appear to be any mat
ters of sufficient Importance to Justify
a grand jury. All parties who were on
The grahd jury list II have no bluIsi-
ness in this respect in Princeton this
spring.
Last Friday morning party of high
school girls from some town down the
line were passengers in the parlor. car
down from Duluth where thew had
been in basket ball or oratorical con-
test and they evidently were the VIC
tors, Judging from the lusty manner in
which they gave their school yell on
the station platform.
Alexander Cameron, Phi. D., grad
uate of Carlton college, and who re-
ceived his degree at Yale, will lecture
at the Methodist church on Friday
evening, March 9th. His topic will
be Power of Little Things.'' Mr..
Cameron is blind. but his lecture is
said to be extremely interesting. The
admission will be ten and twenty cents.
There certainly has not been any
thing congenial about the weather the
last two weeks. Most of the days have
been cold and cloudy, with a high-act-
ing March wind a great deal of the
time. a small blizzard set in Monday
and placed a blanket of snow over the
ground. Tuesday the sun did really
shine and sawed wood all day, the first
bright day for some time. -
From figures in the adjutant gen
erals Office Co. G. makes very credit
able showing in drill attendance, etc.
During the last month the average at
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