The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1903-03-05

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Nelson's photos please the people. .1
Mrs. John Hatch went up to Milaca died
Monday night. was
DR.. Tarbox returned from his eastern q
trip last Monday night. RAG
Mrs. A. J. Barrett of Milaca was w.
down visiting friends last Saturday. 'oee
ETANTED-50o cords green stove VI
| wood. NJ. L. WHEELER & co. Aoh
---- will
If you want soft coal go to J. C. ent
Herdliska. He has it always on hand
Fresh car load of apples on hand dow
Call on P. J. Wikeen at Halls ware twin
house. +7,,,n
Say girls, that pretty dolls house in boar
our window we give away. II
LUDDEN'S STORE. Mo+,
Orrin Cravens has sold his house to the
Chester Pearson, the consideration be- in q,
ing S775.
Leave your orders for cut flowers D.
with W. G. Middlebrook See add on 49,,
other page. , raoaa
| M. j. Jaax went to Minneapolis yes chu1
terday to buy a car load of goods for a NOR
friend in Montana. .. firm
Will Drescher started last week on W
his new house which he will build on fame
his lots in Ross-Mere addition. as HI
E1oo+;o,7 d;.,o,, Ill - time
c,oo,h,,.h nr a1,..,s1. 49,, ~, vino
by the Ladies' Aid society. "s0A
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Galley returned Lid
from the twin cities last Saturday night W. WIS
after having spent a week in Mime "llu
apolis and St. Paul. >- "'n u
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MIR. and Mrs. Chas. Pearson were men
surprised BY some Of their friends last u" ::
evening who called to make the even A''
ing merry and pleasant one. loee
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Ben ooule went down to Elk River plac
yesterday to figure on loading the saw boar
mill machinery for shipment to Spo- Fl. F
kane. Mr.. Cundy accompanied him. ~,
Nllas' oearthraune mas bought the of pc
| OoSIAlcoA1
barn and will move a part of the build also
ing norm OF the barn and convert it is or
into blacksmith shop. oenf
The Princeton cornet band has re- Prir
ceived three new York Instruments TT
consisting OF trombone, and bari HON
ZONE ana alto. Inc boys are figuring conf
on giving dance IN the near future. Will
Chas. Judkins came up Tuesday morn the
ing and took the train for Elk River to aooo
attend the MEETING Of the hoard Of we'll
county commissioners of Sherhnrno bust
county: of which he is chairman this Tn
year. min,
Nelson, the expert photographer of occu
Anoka, attends his branch studio at snow
Princeton the first and third Saturday how
Of each and every month. Please bear and
this in mind when you wish to have any eral
Photographic work DONE if road
Knute Anderson. and wife and MIR. CT
Anderson's sister left for WASHINGTON rece
/ Tuesday where Mr.. Anderson will re- the
side in the future. He sold his farm in of G
Wyanett last fall. Mr.. Anderson's J. "
sister is just over from Sweden, arriv- whi'
ing here last week. N.
Georoo Schmid+ h.. ho,,oL+ ~ ,.4, Prir
east quarter of section Il in Princeton NJ
township of the Schmidt heirs, paying Prir
tor the land the sum Of 5000. George Tex
has been farming for seventeen wears days
IN that part of the country and he has line
kept close eye on the sod and the this
crops and has prospered. hare
Pr;noo+o, 1oo1-a go. -, Outi]
at train time when the ebony-hued por- me !!
ter stands like a sentinel at the vesti- r.
bule OF the handsome buffet and chair vest
car that is part of the equipment of the Okla
new train and is just as fine as anything sofa
that is pulled up and down the "Bee It m
Line" In fact we have already had inch
''Allouez," 'Bemidji'' and LA, Prai- fere
rie.'' oot
Mike Mahoney returned last veelx back
from two weeks visit with his that
daughter over near St. Cloud. While III
away he had the pleasure of attendino Ron1
the wedding of Miss Katherine Carev. ,ood
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. P. S. Carey. &c
old settlers of Benton county, to John anne
S. Hudson who formerly resided. at and
Ronneby and Foley, but who now re- trod
sided in Washington. The weddinp on .
occurred at st. Patrick's church in ST. EPrir
George on Tuesday of last week lace