The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1904-04-14


TEL ii>Sl,A Y, APRIL Ia,
Fresh berries and vegetables at
Walkers.
Claire Galley made trip to the twin
cities this week.
MISS Birdie Howard was home over
visiting her folks.
wheat and Banner oats mixed for
seed: for sale by j. D. Tam.
Miss Liesie Johnson of Milaca was
visiting Mrs. b. K. Evans this week.
Shorts Sl700, bran $500 per ton at
mill or feed store in I. o. o. r. block.
Geo. Robertson and Chas. Drew of
Clear Lake were in town on business
Saturday.
MISS Rose Berg of Minneapolis was
visiting her sister, Mrs. E. K. Evans
over Sunday.
Aaron Mark of St. Paul, father of
Emmett and Mrs. A. S. Mark, is visit
ing in Princeton this week.
Matthias Gorken was given his
second papers by Clerk of Court
Briggs before court adjourned last
week.
Mrs. A. G.. Mcfarland of Princeton
came up from that town last Thursday
to spend few days visiting friends
Milaca Times.
Homegrown Southport Red Globe
Onion seed only S1.OO per pound.
This was grown by ourselves and is
line stock. Galley Hardware Co.
Geo. r. Bates has started building
on his lots in the Rossmere addition.
There will probably be quite a few
new houses put up in that section the
coming season.
Little Bonnie Soule while playing
about the front porch Monday fell and
in some manner wrenched the bone to
his arm so badly that it had to be
broken and then set, so as to insure
a good straight arm for the little fell
low.
On Tuesday afternoon, April 9Th
the Lady Maccabees gave Mrs. Flor,
ence Sleeves surprise party in honor
OF her forty-sixth birthday and they
presented her with silver baking dish
as a remembrance. The Sir knights
joined the ladies in the evening and a
regular Maccabee time was enjoyed
by all who were present.
d. B. Dibble of Partridge was in
Princeton last week. He drove down
and sold his team here and returned
on the train to Partridge Friday night.
MIR. Dibble will have charge of the
Crooked Creek drive this season and
says the drive will amount to about
s, 100000 feet. Several Princeton boys
will work on the Crooked Creek drive.
William Arnett of Greenbush re-
turned from his trip to Washington
last week. He was looking over the
country in the Palouse valley and ad-
joining section and he liked that part
Of the country very we'll. While in
he met c.. T. Johnson, the
Finks, and Mr.. and Mrs. Carter who
formerly lived in Spring Vale. They
all like it out there.
Friday mornings passenger was al
most an hour late, and remained here
until 2 p. m. until the locomotive could
be repaired. The freight engine ar
rived just about the time the passen-
ger engine was repaired. The passen-
gers were obliged to go to the hotels
and restaurants for dinner, and Sam
Miller had a full house for a short
time.
The Ladies' Aid society of the M.
3. church will give ''Dunn'' social
and supper in the newly finished base
ment of the church on Friday evening,
April %, at which time an informal
reception will be rendered Mr.. and Mrs.
r. G. Dunn who are expected to be
present. The people of the M. E.
church feel very grateful to Mr.. Dunn
for the substantial interest he has
taken in the construction and compile
lion OF the new church as it would not