The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1904-01-14

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Nelson's photos please the people, tel
J. G. Nachbar went over to St.
Cloud this week on visit tel
Mike Mahoney returned from his -
western trip last evening. ~
Reduced prices for thirty days on D,
pure maple syrup at Walkers. co
For Rent-store building on Main
street. T. H. Galley. 20
| The Misses Mamie Cotton and Eva ar
Hotskis were the guests of Miss Ella ST.
Cotton last week. TT
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p Middlebrook of u, vi
Anoka visited w. G. Middlebrool ~
and wife over Sunday.
W. F. Wetter of Worthington, Mimi, W.: ",
| is here visiting relatives and friends 80
in Princeton and vicinity. q.
L VI Setlc-O1l0 6lSuG-lOO1n mouse ana
lot; also one cottage with large lot. on
Inquire of M. L. Wheeler.
Arrangements have been completed da
for a grand masquerade ball at the pl
opera house on the evening of Feb. 1st. ne
| George Van Rhee was down from gu
Milaca last Friday and visited old pa
friends. He formerly attended the IN
high school here. 81
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| Serenus Skahen and Adon Whitney hc
left Saturday for Merriam Park to re-
sumo their studies in St. Thomas col
| lege at that place. M
Joseph Chapman came up from the h.
Brook Monday and took the train for
St. Paul where he will serve on the a.
federal grand jury. we
Will Ross has bought fine black tn
fve-year-old mare Of Maurice Guy Sc
cite and Will now has a fine team of M
blacks for the hearse. dc
| A bargain for some one. A second -
hand Upright piano, is in fine shape,
good tone for 1925. See Mr.. and Mrs. b
Guy Ewing. Store joining Security lie
bank. WI
Two car loads of Iowa horses will u
arrive at Marks sale barns in few -.
days. Fine drivers, drafters and =! =,
loggers. All broke and a good lot of w
horses We
At the evening services at the NJ. E. tn
church next Sunday the orchestra will wi
play 1.-The Palms, and Mr.. Brown MI
will play Zone Sweetly Solemn in
Thought" as a trombone solo. so
! Will Briggs has sold his farm of mi
forty five acres to August Henschell.
Mr.. Briggs expects to leave for Ore LAT
gon in the near future and will locate 40
at Coos Bay where the Varneys are a.
living. oh
DR.. Harry q. Wilson and Miss Edna We
Frances Bauder were married at Mile no
Laos lake on December 23d. Mr.. and he
Mrs. Wilson are now residing at the he
Pines, Mile Laos lake. They have to
been visiting in Princeton the last few 3,
days. ar
VIM. Geppart has sold his farm of pc
forty acres in section six, town of 70
Wyanett to G. r. Talbert who will take al
possession of the farm next spring. I'll
Mr.. Geppart sold his farm because of re
his health and he has gone on visit oe
to Hennepin, Scott and Carver coun- W.
| ties.
Sheriff Claggett went to haywood, TO
Benton county, Monday and arrested OF
Alexander Wickstrom, who was tn
charged with having sold mortgaged la
property and also of mortgaging to
property he did not own. He squared tw
up matters with the Citizens State al
bank and returned home BY
Presiding Elder Clemans who as q
sisted Rev. Gratz in a series of meet ~
ings at NJ. E. church last week. left :
Monday to take up his work in other : -
parts OF the conference. A very sue -
cessful series of meetings were held =
and they closed last Sunday with two -
large meetings in the morning and "e
evening. -
! M
Halvor Negard, an old resident of he
the town5of Santiago, died at his home ar
! in:that place last Saturday at the age ci
1 of ffty-fve. He had been troubled for II
some time with cancerous growth of OF
the bladder and had been operated on to
without any permanent relief. He m
leaves a wife and eight children. The la
funeral was held on Wednesday of tn