The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1903-07-16
G. A. JACK,
The Druggist.

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A good spell of weather.
Girl wanted for homework. Mrs.
L. N. Grow
Leave your orders at Scheen's for
nice sweet cream.
The county board Of equalization
meets next Monday.
Miss Margaret Blake of Minneapolis
is the guest of Mrs. G. F. Wright.
New white duck hats fifty cents.
MISS HUFF.
The Ladies' Aid society of Greenbush
will meet with Mrs. Jane Sutton Wed
nesday, July 22d.
If we can't build sidewalks let's 80
back into the township. Cow paths
look better and are safer than some of
our walks.
The members of Company G have re-
celved some very handsome pictures of
Camp Lakeview at Lake City, where
the State militia goes into camp every
year.
Miss Eleanor Walker went to Min
neapolis Monday where she will Join
her mother in visit with relatives
and will return home with Mrs.
Walker.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Terrell returned
last evening from Glenwood, Mimi,
where they we're enjoying an outing at
Lake Minnewaska with DR.. Gerrish
and family of Enderlin, N. D.
Chas. Moore's planning mill which he
has been getting in shape to run since
moving it down by the railroad, started
up last week with foot that startled
the residents over in New Greenbush.
County Commissioner Norton came
down from Milaca Sunday with some Of
the boys who drove down to see the
ball game. Tom was on hand bright
and early Monday for the commission
ers> meeting.
Fly Nets.
Go TO the Galley Hardware CO. and
get a fly net for your horse and save
one-half of your feed and the horse will
fare better. They have them at all
prices from SO cents up.
Sheriff Claggett has traded a house
and lot on the north side of the river
to U. S. Robbins of Vineland for some
lake property and Mr.. Robbins will be-
come resident of Princeton and make
his home with the north siders.
Miss Emma Logan. head operator for
the Northeastern Telephone Co. in
Princeton, is enjoying a two-weeks' va
| cation. She attended reception YES
teraay given to the head operators of
the company at North Branch by Man.
ager Avery.
.;
flowed the bottom lands along the St.
! Francis river and Battle brook. the
| bottoms along the latter stream being
all under water, and it is feared that
much Of the hay will be unfit to cut.
But the chances are there will be
enough nay to go round.
| IN. Of To, Io- 49, T.
dick show equipment. consisting of sew
eral tents. mules. horses, wagons, har-
nesses, etc. He brought the equipment
over from St. Cloud. Col. Newbert and |
Bob Burrows have been figuring on
taking the equipment and making
northern Minnesota with a wild west
show. They think such an attraction
would take we'll up in the tall grass.
Hazel Robideau, the nine-year-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Robi-
deau OF Greenbush, while playing last
Monday, knocked an AK over and the
sharp blade struck the child's right
foot: cutting it very badly across the
side and instep. Mrs. Susan Morehead
a trained nurse, was summoned and
took nine stitches in the wound. The |
accident happened on the child's BIRTH
day. It is getting along all right.
a copy of the Blaine Wash. Journal
has been received containing the an
nouncement of the marriage on july ,
of Miss Lila Mcclellan, daughter of
Mrs. Annie Mcclellan, who recently
resided at Foreston, and who moved to
Washington, about four years ago.
Miss Mcclellan was married to Charles
Eschnitzler, manager of the Melrose
(Wash) saw; mill, Mr. and Mrs.
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