The Princeton union., 1904-06-02

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Village council will meet next Mon-1
day night. g
A. Fink of Milaca was in Princeton :,
last Friday.
Fresh fruits and vegetables every :,
day at Walkers.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Ludden spent e
Sunday in Milaca.
G.. F. King OF Cambridge was in O
Princeton Monday. r
The Maccabees will take four new
candidates into the Tent tonight
Attorney Foster was down from u
Milaca Thursday on professional busi- i
ness.
T. H. Galley has built high paling
fence between the warehouse and the
starch factory. n
Miss Zilla Davis left for her sum- a
mer vacation Tuesday, returning to
her home in Anoka. ,
NJ. G. Nachbar went to Brainerd
last week to consult with Abe Mark
regarding the construction of some o
new buildings at Midland. !
Geo. Ransom and family left this S
week for their old home in AMMAN g
dale where they will reside in the fu- b
ture. They have been living on the
Otto Henschell farm. "
Rev O. Estrem of Willmar was visit c
ing his sister, Mrs. Larsgaard, few n
days last week while here to attend a r
conference at the West Branch Norwe- "
gian Lutheran church. t.
B. O. Brown received another piece
of labor-saving machinery last week
for his laundry. It was q large iron \
ing machine which takes the clothes t.
and puts a fine finish on them and S
does the work of several hands. Q
Owing to need of room I am obliged
to close out my entire stock of sash
and doors at wholesale cost for cash =
only. Here is a great opportunity to
| all who contemplate building.
B. D. Grant. f
A. G.. Miller of Stanchfeld lake left
Tuesday for a trip to his old home in
Sweden. He has not been back in =
twenty-seven years and he expects to !;
have very interesting time while !
away. =
Sunday was a perfect day if ever
| there was one, and at times Minnesota
can produce just such days. The sky -
was blue and warm, not hot, and the
air was bracing and balmy. All who =
could get out into the country did so, =
and the lakes were an attraction to
| many.
A conference was held at the West v
Branch Norwegian Lutheran church d
on Wednesday and Thursday. which '
was attended by several pastors,
among them Rev. 0. Estrem of Will 6
mar, Rev. Langseth of Glendorado, !
Rev. Gronberg of Princeton, and Rev. :
Ingebritson. ,
| The new industrial track is about \
finished and the roller mill can now {
load it's cars from chutes leading di-
rectly from the mill to the car. This t
method of loading will be saving of v
lot of time in loading cars with the a
products of the Princeton roller mill
The other business men on the new
spur will also find it great accom- .
mediation.
Judge of Probate Van Alstein was f
busy last Thursday listening to the /
hearing in the contest over the claim !
of B. D. Golfer of Greeley, Col, for i
the board and care of the late Olive 7
r. Barker. A long list of dispositions 3
were read while the attorneys for the f
contestant and the heirs took up a lot 5
OF time in justifying their contentious. s
Judge Van Alstein has taken the mat
ter under advisement.
Tom Yotten has sold his eighty acres I
of land in section twenty -one in the +
town of Bogus Brook to A. Anderson l
of LIE Sueur county who will move r
onto the farm this week. Mr.. Yotten ]
was paid $4,000 for the two forties +
which are not adjoining but which {
consists of some of the best land in /
that section. Tom says that he will {
not farm any more as he is getting '
too old and there is just himself and {
wife to look after the farm. He has {