The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1905-04-20
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authorized to collect money due this Office. In
every case the party paying money is entitled
to and should insist upon receiving q printed
receipt. r. G. DUNN. Publisher
Mrs. B. P. Taylor visited the twin
cities Tuesday. -.-r...4 ..
Mrs. NJ. S. Rutherford was visitor
to Minneapolis Tuesday. - ',~,,s 1;
G. W. Richmond, painter and paper
hanger. See ad in this ISSUE, - =. ~
The Princeton ball club expects to
go to Cambridge next Sunday to play
= ball. !. *1.>.-S5 ::f>s "ac3ss ste K
A daughter was born to Mrs. James
Mckenzie of Spencer Brook Tuesday
night. 3. 49,, 90. s.,.s...- ~ ~.,....,...l j
- White 'Habatin, linen and oxfords
waists, prices SLIGO to $3.50 at Jes-
mer's.
Miss Avis Eaton came home We'd
nesday to stay until the first part of
next week.
G. w. Richmond, painter and paper
hanger is a new man in the field but
old in experience. -..s ..
M. Moss of Michigan, brother OF
Mrs. Samuel Hamilton of Greenbush,
) is visiting her at her home.
Geo. F. Wright left for St. Paul
Monday where he went to fill posi-
ton on the State census bureau.
Come early Saturday and select
your Easter lilies and flowers. n So
Ludden's store.
Will the new law affecting the work.
ings of bucket shops interfere with
Princeton lately acquired stock mar
ket?
G. H. Langmo of Lawton, Okla
homa, has been in town the last few
days stirring up interest in southern
land.
What shall plant? Seed wheat is
Sl.20 and seed potatoes from nine to
twelve cents. ''You pays your money
and takes your choice.' -
Largest stock of base ball goods
ever shown in town. Players and club
organizers will do we'll to look it
over. B. D. Grant, Princeton. 18-tf
MisssAgnes Stevens, who has been
staying for some months with her sis
ter, Mrs. W. G. Middlebrook, left
yesterday for her home in New Rich
mond, Wisconsin,
Representative Mark came home
Friday evening, but drove to Cam
bridge in time to take the train to St.
Paul Saturday morning and be in at
the death Of the legislature.
The Rural Telephone company is
building line out on the road to
Silver lake with the intention of ex-
tending it at some future time into
the section south of the lake.
John Stromwall, who is employed
in e. E. Prices barber shop at
Milaca, spent Monday in Princeton.
Musical composition also comes
within the line of Mr.. Stromwall's ac-
complishments.
William Schimming, who formerly
lived one and one-half miles north of
Princeton, has rented the farm one
mile east, belonging to the Whitney
heirs, which he and his son Adolph
will work this summer.
Nelson, the expert photographer of
Anoka, attends his branch studio at
Princeton the first and third Saturday
OF each and every month. Please bear
this in mind when you wish to have
any Photographic work done. & If
Prof. Jones of the high school, did
not attend. the meeting OF the. North
ern Minnesota Teachers which, was
held at St. Cloud last week, preferring
to spend his vacation day in visiting
the Anoka high school, which he did
on Monday ss
Morneau Bros announce that the
broken brick and mortar on the site
of their burned hotel will be given to
any who wish to haul it away. The
refuse will make good filling for low
places and holes in yards, or better