The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1905-11-09

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NJ. G. Nachbar of Midland is here
on visit to his parents.
Rev, Olin of Milaca visited the
U mon staff on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Pierson went
down to the cities on Wednesday.
Highest cash price paid for hides
and furs. at G. H. Rahn's meat market.
At the Currier & Morrison Saturday
horse sale some fine stock changed
hands.
Mr.. Griffith, who has been here on
visit to his wife, left for North d.
kota On Monday.
A new line Of the highest grade rub
bers just received from the factory at
2. L. Roadstrom's store. y
Mrs. Rounce of Milaca visited Mr..
and Mrs. c; A. Jack. on Tuesday and
returned home Wednesday.
j. L. Larson & Co. have just re-
ceived carload of choice New York
apples which are now on sale.
Miss Grace and George Dunn spent
Sunday at home and returned to their
studies at Hamline on Monday.
John Smith and Walter Bavier and
families have moved into the house
recently vacated by A. G. Smith.
Pianos and organs now going at
bargain prices. All standard makes.
Mrs. Guy Ewing.
Read the sacrifice sale ad of B. D.
Grant on another page. Now is the
time to buy stoves and other goods
at this store at a big reduction.
Look US over before you buy your
cloaks, skirts and shirt waists. We
can save you 80 per cent. .i..
Marks Great Bargain Store.
Walter Mcfarland went to Mime
apo]is on Wednesday to meet his wife
and children who have been on fort
nights visit to relatives in Winnebago
City.
David Wessen of: Hennepin county
and Miss Emily Ahlgren of Mile Laos
county were married by Judge Chad
bourne in his chambers yesterday af-
ternoOn.
Information was received this week
by L. w. Pierson that Mrs. Frank
Claggett, formerly of Princeton, but
at this time resident of Minneapolis.
was seriously i'll. --.
:. On Monday one of the steam pipes
of the heating apparatus at the school
house sprung leak and the pupils
were in consequence dismissed for the
remainder of the day.
Mrs. Coatessreturned from the cities
last week and was accompanied by
her sister, Mrs. Stanton Ogsbury, and
children. Mr.. sOgsbury arrived in
Princeton later in the week.
On Monday next, Nov. Is, Bryant
u SWANS high-class Vaudevilles will
appear at Jesmer's opera house in
ten acts. This is said to be one of
the best companies of its kind on the
road.
Frank Schilling and George
Schmidt left on Monday for Wenat-
chez, WASH, where theywill prove up
on stone and timber claims which
they have filed upon in Oknagon
county. ~.
Messrs. Murphy and Connolly of
the Minneapolis Tribune may be all
right at a. clay-pigeon shoot, but
ducks fly differently, you know. They
carried home six mallards, however,
which we're presumably secured with
udU, WuiC0 Uull0GS.
W. Fl: Thompson, who recently re-
turned from Edgerly, North Dakota,
says that the cereal crop in the ]o
cality where he was employed is a
bumper one. On one tract consisting
of 1900 acres Of macaroni wheat the
yield averaged a bushels to the acre
and fax generally went % bushels.
z:- On Saturday the eleventh birthday
anniversary Of Miss Hazel Robideau
was celebrated by party of about
a dozen little boys and girls. The
festivities continued until late in the
evening and the little girls heart was
made glad by the many gifts bestowed
upon her. Hazel made a charming
hostess, provided refreshments and
presided at the organ while her guests
sang their favorite school songs.