The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1905-10-05

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Mrs. TIL rowse is visiting rela-
tives in st. Paul. ~.
Fresh bakery goods every day at
shepard's bakery.
The shaw-G Gallagher company at
Jesmer's opera house Oct. 9, 10 and
18th.
. Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Gottherd
Arnholt OF Brickton on Monday, Oct.
2, q daughter.
Miss Myrtle Hatch, who had been
on a visit to relatives here, returned
to st. Paul on Monday.
A pretty box of Lowney's candy can
be found at The Home Drug Store,
Cooney block, Princeton.
VIM. Zimmerman, staff correspon-
dent of The Packer, was visitor at
the U n 10 n Office this morning.
Postmaster r. M. Pope and Chas.
F. Serhill of Mora favored this office
with a pleasant call this morning.
G. p. storkel and family left on.
Monday for BreokGeld, MINI, where
they intend to hereafter, make their.
home.
Please remember that Nelson's
Photo Studio will be open for sittings
next Sunday the 9th, also open on
Saturday as usual.
Roy Mcfarland has returned to the
St. Cloud Business college to resume
his studies in the commercial and
shorthand courses of the school.
I. c. Patterson, Jesmer's depart
ment store, Jacks drug store, the
Home Drug store and Ewing's Music
store have changes Of ads in this is
sue. Read them. ~
Sheriff Shockley vent to Minneapo-
lis on Monday and returned with the
prisoners Norwitzke and Brigance
who were incarcerated in the Henne-
pin county jail awaiting the October
term of court of Mile Laos county.
A. L. Finn of the State railroad
and warehouse commission called at
this office on Saturday. Mr.. Finn
was much pleased with Princeton and
said that while here he had seen more
potatoes than at any time in his life
before.
D. F. Douglas tells US that fnan-
cier in Wabash, Ind, with whom he is
corresponding has notified him that
he will be here about the middle Of
October to look over the country with
the view of establishing .cannery
in Princeton =
b. Grant and wife of Sandy lake
were shopping in town on Monday.
Mr.. Grant says that the season at
Central Park has been a fairly sue
cessful one and invites those who have
not visited his celebrated summer re-
sort to do So before the snow flies.
Perhaps the most intelligent dog we
ever ran across was an Irish setter
which we observed looking intently
into a store window on Monday.
From curiosity we hooked into the
window too, and there, IA a small
frame, saw an telegraph of brace
of cartridges.
julius Sugarman and A. S. Mark
went to Minneapolis and St. Paul re-
spectively on Friday to participate
in the Hebrew new year celebration.
The former is a member of the Min
neapolis temple of the reformed faith
and the latter of the St. Paul syna-
gogue of the orthodox creed.
The ShawGallagher company will
show. for three nights. Oct. g. 10 and:
II, at Jesmer's opera house in Prince
ton, presenting a different play each
night. Songs, moving pictures, etc. ).
will also enter into the repertoire.
Press comments upon this company:
which have come to our notice speak
Of it in the highest terms.
On Monday a petition was circu-:
lated among the merchants of Prince:
ton with a view that they support but
one telephone system, the Rural, which
connects on long distance with the
Northwestern. The. petition was gen
orally subscribed to and the result
will be the elimination from most bus
mess houses of the Tri-State phones.