The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1904-06-30

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Cook wanted at Princeton hotel at for
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Mrs. S. M. Sinclair is finishing the Wis
interior of her new house. w.
You will enjoy yourself by celebrat- H
ing the Fourth at Princeton. bad
Miss Edna Claggett was visiting OF
friends in Cambridge this week. NJ
Mrs. J. D.. Tam returned from Int
visit in Minneapolis last Saturday. .!
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Girl Wanted-Good girl for general -
housework wanted. Apply to Mrs. G. Ii
A. Coates. Tile
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G.. I. Staples and family were Wis occ,
iting relatives and friends in Elk
River last Saturday. L
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AL wiz ueslre privileges LOT The gro
Fourth of July celebration should call r.
on the secretary, Tom scheen. :,
Mankato Commercial College, Man. her
kato, Minn.: wish your presence Sept. Her
- IAey pay your ldre' write them. com
Charles Judkins and F.. c.. Cater sho:
went to Duluth last week and attended y
the Democratic convention in that Da1
city. Car
Minnesota strawberries have arrived nea
on the market. The crop will not be ern
as good as last year, as the cold win NJ
ter damaged the plants some. fam
Don't forget the Fourth of July cele- t'rit
bration in Princeton. It will be on trle
big scale and you will be sure to have turr
fine time if you spend the day here. r
DR.. D. A. McRae now has his den "Cs
tai parlors in the Odd Fellows block whe
fitted up with new furniture, and he toge
began his practice on Wednesday of fror
last week. p
Just received a fine assortment of ders
musical goods which I will offer at a NOR
bargain; also a lot of up-to-date stoI
sheet music and all kinds of instruc- OF
ton books. J. G.. Herdliska. Will
Miss Annie Rye of Milaca was WV
brought to the Northwestern hospital t.
last Monday and DR.. Cooney assisted mer
by DR.. Bacon of Milaca operated on gan
her for appendicitis. mar
Emmett Mark returned from Montana 49,:
last week where he bought seven cars ~
of good western horses and he also ~
picked up two cars of mules while L
away. They will be offered at the big arr;
sale next Saturday. gen
G. A. Dickey received postal 1orf
from T T Skahon 1oe+ uoo71 ,,n;++o,, hott
while en- route on one of the ''Dia- cna
mond Joe' steamers for st. Louis. lan'
Mr.. Skahen wrote few lines and said p
they were having a fine time. tior
Nelson the expert photographer of bar
Anoka, attends his branch studio at ser1
Princeton the first and third Saturday Mir
of each and every month. Please bear and
this in mind when you wish to have fou7
any Photographic work done. If | and
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popular clerk at the Commercial hotel %
for some time. has left his post which r
will be filled in the future by Peter mex
'Morneau, who has been familiarzing the
himself with the duties Of the position. tior
Pete will make good clerk. add
During the hard storm last Thurs tior
day afternoon lightning destroyed the pre-
barn ON the farm of John WAGNER near chu
Becker and also the barn of a neigh Fri
Dor of Mr.. Wagner's. COW belong '1]
ing to widow who lived in the same Ots
| locality was said to have been killed n
by lightning. 49,
Rev. James Steenson was up Tues of
day to ship his household goods to ests
| Winnebago City, Mimi, where he has will
| accepted the passionate of the Presby- lab
terrain church which has a membership mai
of 200. Rev. Steenson went to Win tio1
nebago City to preach as a supply last son
Sunday, and he was engaged as pas A
tor before he left the city ma,
| The lawn ice cream social given bv F
the Dorcas society at the lawn of Mr.. cei7
e'nt Mis- w. n ferrell last Friday mai
evening was we'll attended and all the Mr.
cream and cake that had been made DR.,
for the social was sold. It was the eve
intention to serve ice cream during 25tl
the afternoon but the weather was too in ]
threatening The evening was clear at /
and pleasant and barring the mosqui- tau
toes was pleasant onefor the social. five
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