The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1905-08-17

I want an apprentice in my millinery
store in Princeton.
Mrs. Emma Griffith.
Miss Ida Braeger, accompanied by
Miss Bessie Dunton, passed Sunday
at the formers home in Zimmerman.
Fred James left yesterday morning
for Minneapolis where he has posi-
tion with the Great Northern railway
company.
A Mr.. Boyd, who owns a farm in
Baldwin, and has seen considerable
service as game warden, is visiting
in this vicinity.
A large number of the members of
the Congregational Sunday school
and the Dorcas society went to Sandy
lake yesterday on picnic.
Last Tuesday B. M. Van Alstein.
judge of probate, united in marriage
Victor A. Newman Of Ogilvie, and
d,
Vath's Business Colleges at St.
Cloud, Sank Centre, Alexandria and
Wahpeton are the best schools because
best known and most thorough. Cat
alogue free.
w. E. Chase came up from St. Paul
Tuesday evening and remained with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. P.
Chase over night, returning Wednes-
day morning.
Mrs: N. N. Agren, who is now visit
ing her sisters in Portland, Oregon,
writes that she likes the place, but
says she is about ready to return to
her home in Minnesota.
Miss Sullivan, the nurse from St.
Joseph hospital who had been in at
tendance on Mrs. A. S. Mark, left on
Tuesday, morning. Mr. and Mrs.
Mark are we'll pleased with her SER
vices.
Owners OF threshing machines say
more grain was raised this wear in
the country surrounding Princeton
than has been raised for many years.
and that there is q promising out
look for machine work.
County Attorney j. A. Ross has re-
Gently made a great improvement in
the appearance Of his property north
east of town. The clearing of grounds
and painting of houses can not be
over estimated from an artistic point
of view.
Jas. W. Bradshaw, secretary of the
Eclectic business college, Minneapolis,
was here last week in the interest of
his institution. Several pupils from
hereabOuts, says Mr.. Bradshaw. have
promised to attend the Eclectic college
when the term commences.
There will be basket dinner in the
grove at the Wyanett Christian church
next Sunday. Rev. Marshall will,
preach at II a. m. and $3.50 p. m. This.
will be his closing service with the
church, as he and his family will:
leave for their. Texas home next Mon
day.
Mrs: Nellie Bell of Wausau, Wis
consin, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. N.
E. Jesmer. On Tuesday evening Mrs.
Bells brother, Charles Allen. ar
rived from Blackjack and is renew
ing old acquaintance. Mrs. Bell
and her brother are children of Mr..
and Mrs. John Allen and spent their
childhood days in Princeton.
Steve Palmer went to Hincklev
Tuesday evening to look after the
contract for painting and decorating
the addition to the high school build
ing which has lately been built at that
place. With the addition the building
is said to resemble very closely the
high school building in Princeton,
although it is not quite so large.
Another farmer has learned that a
team should not be left on the streets
without being tied. Yesterday fore
noon a team hitched to buggy was
left for moment, while the driver
went into the post Office, and walked
off. The walk was increased and
when opposite the Park hotel the team
was running at breakneck speed and
disappeared on the Greenbush road.
For Exchange.
Eighty acres of we'll improved land
in Tennessee; IS acres under cultiva-
tion and Is acres in timber: no waste
land; ! acres of orchard, consisting
OF apples, peaches, pears, oranges,
plums and grapes, and all kinds of
small fruit, all in good bearing con-.
dition. There is a good frame house
mr. no