The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1904-03-03

Nelson's photos please the people.
| E. L. Mcmillan was transacting
legal business in Elk River yesterday.
Leave your orders for milk and
cream at Walkers. Morning and
evening delivery. |
The regular meeting of the villas e
council will be held next Monday
night. -
Ed Hamilton and Fred Murphy are
back from the Davis & Ferguson
camps.
Mrs. Ben Soule was in the twin
cities last week. returning home Sat-
For a wedding suit. fine overcoat or
duck coats go to S. M. Byers and save
money .ss*@@., -@',,.
The Ladies' Aid society of Green
bush will serve dinner on town meet
ing day at the home Of F. G. Foltz.
Mrs. M. S. Rutherford and daughter
Mildred went to Minneapolis last week
to have Miss Mildred's eyes treated. |
The Ladies' Aid of the M. E. church |
met with Mrs. F. S. Walker at her
home in Greenbush yesterday after
noon.
When you learn cutting learn of an
experienced dressmaker. Lessons not
limited. School March LIST, CONNER
cial hotel.
b. Fl. White of Estesville, Iowa, will
be at the Mark sale on Saturday with
a car load of Galloway cattle, bulls,
COWS and heifers. ..- r..
The Rebekahs will give dance at
Odd Fellows hall On the evening of
St. Patrick's day, March 18th. Invita-
lions will be issued later.
DR.. Cooney has changed, the name Of
his hospital to the Northwestern
Hospital and Sanitarium'' which bet
ter represents the purposes for which
the hospital is conducted.
Mrs. Wesley Page returned from
Anoka last Saturday where she has
been for several weeks helping care
for a brother-in-law of Mr.. Page who
is confined to his bed with fatal
illness.
County Treasurer Burrell was pretty
busy the latter part of last week and
on Monday of this week making out
receipts for taxes. There was quite
rush at his office on Saturday. He
reports collections pretty we'll up.
The E. Mark Live Stock company
have bought a carload of fine thor
oughbred Shropshire sheep of E. H.
White of Estesville, Iowa. They are
the finest bunch of sheep ever brought
to Princeton.
G. K. Young was down from Book
Monday. He says that the new cream
cry in that section is making the farm
ers feel happy. The supply of ice for
the coming season has been put in and
a fine supply of water has been Sc
cured from a deep we'll.
Ira Bulls came down from the
Davis & Ferguson camps this week
where he has been working the past
winter. He says that the estimate
given in the Union of the cut at the
d. & f. camps is little high, and
thinks that it will not reach over
Ia, 100000 feet.
| Miss Helen Wright entertained about
| twenty OF her friends at birthday
party at her home last Monday even
ing, the occasion being her third and
sixteenth birthday. She was unlucky
enough to have been born on the
twenty-ninth of February. Measuring
her age by her birthdays old age will
overtake her at very slow pace.
9. Bridge returned from his ex-
tended visit with his folks and friends
in Seattle and other points in the west
last week. He says that he likes the
country very we'll. The rains there are
novelty to him, but he says that the
people there d. not mind them. Thew
are light showers on the order of Min
nesota April showers and are not no
ticed. He saw many old Princeton
folks. Charlie Sinclair and Ernest