The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1904-01-21
THE PRINCETON UNloN THuBsDAY, JANUARY 81. 1900

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Genuine Gluten flour at Walkers. !.
A regular supply OF creamery butter
at Walkers. ~.'' ~
Wheat is quoted at 80 and SO cents,
and 900 Per Cent? 1886.
A boy baby was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. David Wetter last Friday.
The Misses Lizzie and Orpha Town
send were visiting in Milaca last
week.
E. w. LANCER has closed up his bill
lard and pool parlor and move to
Spring Valley, Wisconsin.
Mrs. Nora Marvin was down from
Mile Laos lake last Friday and Sat-
urday on some legal business.
have moved my custom saw mill a
mile and half west of Brickton.
Elmer Whitney.
Mrs. Alvah Nickerson and Miss
Lucille Hildreth of Elk River were
visiting friends in Princeton last week.
Wanted-Girl for general house
work. Good wages to competent girl.
Mrs. Emmett Mark.
A stock of new pianos and organs
now arriving. Best instruments on
the market and best terms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Ewing.
Guy Ewing has had his insurance
and music store all fixed up so that it
looks more inviting and homelike than
ever. He has had the office re-papered
and all frightened up.
G. A. Dickey left Monday to attend
the Masonic grand lodge at St. Paul
this week. Mrs. Dickey accompanied
him and on her return visited friends
and relatives in Anoka.
Andrew Rousell of Oxlip was
brought to the Northwestern hospital
last Saturday suffering with infmma-
tory rheumatism and will remain in
the hospital for treatment.
Great February sale of the E. Mark
Live Stock Co. will be held on Satur-
day, February 9th. A lot of Iowa
drivers, drafters and loggers will be
offered at that time. Be sure and at
tend the sale.
Tuesday night the peanut rooster
which Mrs. Jaax had in front of her
store was stolen. It was unscreWed
from the building and taken away
bodily. Mrs. Jaax says she will give
a reward of SIS for any information
leading to the whereabouts of the
rooster.
Company G. now has rife range in
the Galley hall where the members OF
the company can practice at target
shooting at short range and with a
reduced target. The distance is fifty
feet and the target is five inches wide
with@a bull s eye of an inch in width.
The indoor range was used for the first
time on Monday night.
d. Three little boys, the sons of Mrs.
Hanna Selhaver of Milaca, we're on
Tuesday made eligible for the State
public school at Owatonna where they
can be educated and looked after, as
the mother is wholly unable to care
for and educate them. Her husband
Of merry-go-round fame deserted her
last summer. The boys are eight, ten
and twelve years of age. They will be
taken to the school next week.
August, the eight-year-old son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Bender of Bald.
win, who deid on Monday of last week,
was buried Thursday. The child was
taken i'll with scarlet fever on Sunday
and the disease took fatal turn.
The family has the sympathy of the
entire neighborhood and there are
many who would willingly have rem.
dered assistance but for the danger OF
carrying the. contagion to others.
Mrs. Frank Maihock, who lives in
the town Of Princeton, was. brought
before Judge of Probate VanAlstein
last Saturday and examined for insan-
1ty. She was found in a condition
where she might take her life in a, fit
OF dependency and was committed to
the asylum at Fergus Falls. She had
made several attempts in the past to
take her own life, at one time sever.
ing an artery in her arm.