The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1904-08-18


PRINCETON UNI() 81 THlJRSDA
Wheat is up some more, ditto -four. Bartlett pc
A snap in tea 10 cents per pound Walk s'9
at Walkers, s#sissfss sfss&z Mr.. and M
Rev. GRATIS mother of Minneapolis iAo VI cue
is visiting him. Mrs. Step
Two girls wanted September first at are Vlsltlng
the Princeton hotel Lowell Cha
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Mark are in the IS visiting nj
twin cities this week. Mr.. and M
p p Tav7or has hoon Lola nm tho bridge were
,,ot fov, do1s ,,;+h tons;Ii+;a = day.
Mrs. T. L. Armitage has been quite willie Laos
i'll the mast week Init is conva1escino Thursday, Fl
Mrs. S. A. Miller is convalescing tend.
after an illness of week or ten days -
Mile Laos
Miss Ida King returned last evening Thursday
from her visit in North Augusta, On Sentemhor
tario. attend
Miss Mary Newbert is visiting her John Weste
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Il. the Northwe
Rines. for treatment
Ni1br.th = - n,+tino IN q terday.
cement curling around the business Shoes for
property of William Townsend. plete stock tc
Mile Laos county fair Princeton III a. reasona
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, 'o-'0
September 8, and 10. Be sure and Steve Palm
attend. last week VIII,
Sheriff Gillespie was over from lor We lntef
Cambridge last Friday He came up oVoie oulldln
on the afternoon train and returned For Rent
Saturday. light housek
Mrs. M. A. Carlton returned last Inquire at .
week from six months visit with rel
atives and friends in Butte, Fort Those who
Crook and Omaha of f. G. Cate
Amin Rockstad who is enjoying his WILL w peas
vacation, drove across from Isanti near Vhat ne
last Sunday and took the mornino Missouri, on
train for the twin cities We are hea
Mrs NJ. S. Rutherford and dauoh. sporting GOO
ter Mildred came down from Mile all Kinds OF
Laos lake Yesterday where thew have that hunter
been spending few days. over ga 9 STOCK.
Stow 10 W. ana ,,;s;t;aa MI Don't forg
Murphy's father and mother, Mr.. "ll 'n"O W.
and Mrs. Henry Murphy south of oepseAoei'
town. y w ga
" will be a lot
IT, "A. Ftahns family arrived this year.
week from f1noka anu cney nave The Ladie
gone to housekeeping in the Sinclair r chnrch n,;
house vacated by Mr.. and Mrs. crearn socio
Smuckler. h,,,,a1 49,.
William Martin who resides on the per from $50
north side of the river, suffered all evening.
egnO s'loAe u aPopieAy Aaesoay A. S. and
11 ~ - ""' W 0ia0 oopo0 - partnershi
nearly eighty years of age. tofore condn
Mrs. G.. I. Staples and children re- S. Mark will
turned Monday from their visit at by A. S. and
Saltwater. Mrs. Mabel Trask of move into
Elk River, niece of Mr.. Staples, &C Carew block
companied them for short visit open with
:
M. S. Rutherford is having some of Rev and
his meadow land down on the St. their househ
Francis river bottoms drained. Louis the followin
Wyceen is doing the work and a ditch Walnut Gro
about three-quarers of mile long is in the future
being dug to drain the meadows. this estimab]
Mrs. H. c. Woodward of Dearborn, ano we Can
Mo and bar con p T. wooduord 80 the good grs
Kansas City, have been visiting Mrs. @oovo n1en
Woodwards brother, Richard Patch A'eooA Aiel q
in, and Mr.. and Mrs E. F. c. g.. Dekl
Douglas. They returned home yes men of the
terday. Daily Herald
Station Agent Rice and family and ,eio"y, conn
L. N. Grow and family who have been - a. oeesine
camping at Elk lake broke camp last ping Win III
Sunday and returned to town. Mrs. - -, Deoro'''
Grow caught pickerel while at the Don A' las
lake that weighed twenty and three ~ ~, oVO 'no
on.r+ors nonnd will accOmps
---- he returns.
T. H. Galley has been superintend- -
ing the laying of the new brick walk oo'oPil ~
ahont his residenco this WOOL = - made trip
completed and Mr. Galley certainly has ~ e,sO
reason to take pride in it for he sorted S'O
the brick carefully and saw that the V'''oineA'
walk was laid properly. l1 onops ve.
---- well satisfied
Mrs. +. t. harrington and Mrs. produce som
Sam Harrington gave Almond Cross ever grew. :
man. age nlne' ana Lena Veal, age Craig though
nVe d olrthoay party Monday after in that sectic
noon. Dinner was served at two and ever saw #
refreshments at three and the little all the wheat
ones the recipients of many pres ton the dar
enCs' merely nom
News has reached here that Miss =