The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1904-08-25

PRINCETON UNION: 81
Bartlett pear preserving time now at
Walkers.
j. D. Tam went to Minneapolis
Tuesday on business.
DR.. Galley returned last Friday from
his trip to Chippewa Falls, Wis.
Oscar Peterson went to the twin
cities last Saturday for few days.
Money to loan on improved farms.
Robt. II. King.
Mrs. Alice Townsend and children
returned last week from Robbinsdale,
MINI.
C. G. Livermore of Minneapolis is
assisting at the Farmers Exchange
for a few days.
Mrs. William Dimick of Elk River
was visiting friends in Princeton
few days last week.
Mrs. L. G.. Smuckler went to the
twin cities the first of the week to buy
goods for the store.
School days are almost here. Buy
your school suits of M. Brands. A
fine stock to select from. 36-3t
w. H. Clendenning received the sad
news yesterday of the death of sister
at Deposit. N. Y, this week.
Mrs. Tanner and her daughter Pearl
who have been visiting Mrs. Emmett
Mark, left yesterday for California.
Tornado and cyclone insurance.
Costs little and saves lots.
Guy Ewing, Agent.
Miss Jennie Whitney returned from
her visit to the Misses Mabel and
Stella Prescott at Spencer Brook this
week.
Mrs. c.. A. Dickey is visiting her
sister, Mrs. J. M. Goss of Anoka.
Mrs. Dickey will remain until State
fair week.
Miss Ruth Selleck babe goodby to
her Princeton friends and left for Elk
River Monday where her folks are
stopping at present.
The Swedish Lutherans are talking
of buying the lot on which the old M.
E. church stands. If they do this the
church will not be removed.
Shoes for school children. A COM
plete stock to select from and a good
fit at reasonable price.
36-3t M. Brands.
A. G. Wilkes, mayor of Milaca, was
in Princeton yesterday. He drove
over from Cambridge. Mr.. Wilkes is
looking up his legislative fences.
III. Galley left for Hot Springs, S.
D., the first of the week and will re-
turn with Mrs. Galley who with Mrs.
F. L. Ludden has been at the Springs
for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellingwood of Spen-
GER Brook we're in town Thursday
making arrangements to move here in
time this fall so that their daughters
may attend our schools cambridge
Press.
Arthur A. Caswell of Anoka has
entered the political arena in that city
and is a candidate for county auditor
of Anoka county this fall. Arts
friends in Princeton will wish him
success.
T.: b. Galley went at his shade trees
when he finished getting down his new
sidewalk and the trees were relieved
of a lot of their superAuous growth
which makes big Improvement to the
property about the residence.
Frank Stadden and Edmund Young
have bought the livery and feed stable
of A. H. Sleeves, and they took pos
session of the barns this week. Mr..
Sleeves and his wife contemplate TAX
ing an extended visit east shortly.
z. Kohn of Minneapolis was in
Princeton over Sunday, the guest of
Julius Sugarman. Mr.. Kohn was
looking over Princeton with a view of
opening a fruit depot here, but he was
unable to find the necessary quarters.
He has not given up the project yet.
Some of the street work being done
in Princeton looks like lot of hoboes
had been taking their first lessons in
good roads. Go and look at some of
it. It is almost time that an improve
ment league or some kind of a good
thing-push-it-along society was organ
lied.