The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1904-06-23
G. A. JACK.
The Druggist.

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With June comes and goes the roses,
the best flowers of all. VIZ
Germ
| Several new houses are gong up on thirte
the west side of the tracks. Dutc]
Mrs. Gonyea OF Anoka was visiting Gle
with Mrs. John Hatch yesterday. riage
r.. K Evens, mother Of Minneano1is Veal
| is stopping with him for a few weeks. 1reo
~. - - derso
| tend summer school at the State uni Che
| versity. Inc ST
-. girl
MISS rloss!e laws VINO Formerly that
taught the Briclzton school, is visiting u,oe
Mrs. Jos. Craig.
--- The
Frank and Emma Witte of Atwater straw
WERE WISHING hear oro'ner' IT, H. Taylt
Witte the past week. .. eveni
Jacob Sausser has been notified that NJ E.
his pension has been increased from No7
~ W 011 pr monOl. Anok
Steve Palmer and family have moved Primo
| into the house which has been occu- OF ca
pied by Mr.. and Mrs. Ewing. this j
Mics E+ho7 Co,,ou, - O. C1aa any I
has been visiting relatives and friends Mr.
in Princeton has returned to her home home
Emmett Mark left for Chinook, Mont NV
on. 80 fr.+ 80 49, ,..oo1- ~ 10y sixty
- ,nos+onr9 hosaoa ~ $500, ~ 49, three
! sa7o Septe
| day {
Arthur Mcfarland and family and
| George Moore have been visiting the w
MoEer7o,as - g. r7o,,a -. years
| week. olsno
in Mi
Rev. Knautf left for Bertha Monday Primo
to attend the Minneapolis conference Sund
OF the German M. 3. church at that Wiki
place this week. 4 a. Bran
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Skahen started pri
for a two weeks trip to the worlds ton
fair Tuesday. They went via the barh4
Diamond Joe'' line. eonuo
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Mcfarland MINI
| have moved to St. Cloud where Mr.. and t
McFa rland has charge of the carpen- found
ter gang of the reformatory. and J
Mrs. Harry Farnham of Brickton 5N-e
entertained a few friends last Tuesday
at dinner in honor Of her friend, Mrs. Jul
W. H. Davis of Minneapolis. Paul
Milf Smith took his scat IN bie mail while
and EXPRESS wagon again last Monday the N
and will hike the mail of T1no7o San which
and the EXPRESS Of Tim Hill fo, as SO
another INNING. ped f
= .----- ent g.
Rev. Geo. Stamm left Monday for His
Doo 4uoin0e' lo"a' where ne Will at- rapid
end the synod of the German Luth- eo1or
eran church. He will be absent two hars
weeks. There will be reading SER
vices at the church during his absence. Las
,. ha1a ~'s:a7 $50 :sNo -'l- Wy about
$500 ~. ~ '''-- their
,e. 80 - Mr..
thore voc soo;a1 49,, very
occasion. Mrs. Cooney sang and G. ""e
A. Dickey delivered the memorial ad- soo-'s
dress. 90
The school board has elected Prof the 81
s. M Plnney OF hush City as super which
intendent of the Princeton schools, socia
the board making. the choice tuesday,
Prof. Pinney is a young man and is a W.
graduate Of Macalister co1leoe Ho is iting
very highly spoken of as an educator 10"
and has had five or civ voars, ov,or;- his S,
ence in his work. as snner;ntendon+ yOun
Prof. sPinnev won ont ouo, , bin fold sciou
of candidates, for the Mace at tn
------ ---- ----- was
=. L. Mcmillan returned from his recog
outing at Mile Laos lake last Satur- years
Iday. He wore back-number growth Press
OF whiskers. and a tan for a back pape
ground that made him look like type
SWanvllle prospector, but he had a Time
great time up where the tall pines grow
and where the Ojibways are breaking WI
their last camp and getting into Uncle empl
Sans van for their journey to White run s
Earth and the hannv hnntinr rrn,,na leave
gan,
/ y. Mark received a cub bear from illne!
Chinook, Mont, last week. Young will
bruin was quite an attraction up town her I
on the evening of his arrival and he Prin,
gave several exhibitions of climbing up h
4 telegraph poles until he became winded has
) and refused to be the whole thing any assis
longer. Emmett is getting quite a and
museum together. He bought some work
weasels the other day OF farmer and and.
at the house they have beautiful wish
parrot and. two young coach pups sl ever