The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1905-07-20

James Smaller of Grand Forks, N.
D., was in the village yesterday.
Good team and harness for sale.
G. W. Van Wormer.
! A large number of persons from
here visited Camp Mac on Sunday,
Miss Anna Williams of Minneapolis
is here on a short visit to her mother.
Hon. E. Mark is now conducting
thesRiverside hotel, r, G. Kelly hay
ing left town.
Mrs. Cotton and grandson, George
Small, returned from a visit to Mile
Laos on Monday s.. ..-
A pretty box of Lowney's candy can
be found at The Home Drug Store,
Cooney block, Princeton.
Geo: Dunn and Ben Cotton returned
from Mile Laos lake on Tuesday,
coming down the river in a canoe.
They say that B. D. Grants dry
powder buster kills the bugs the first
shot. B. D. Grant, Princeton. 31-tf
A marriage license was issued on
Wednesday to VIM. A. Owens of Carl
ton and Miss Lulu Sadley of Prince
| ton.
Miss Ruby Winsor, who is in at
tendance at the training school here,
passed Sunday at her home in
Wyanett.
Mrs. O'Keliher of Blackjack is here
on visit to her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. II. Rines, and expects to re-
main some time. .......
Special sale on voiles, Simmer
silks, melanges, dimities, ombrettes,
crepe, China and dotted Swiss at Jes-
mer's department. store.
The first rehearsal of the Princeton
dramatic club was held at the town
hall last evening, and, for Begin
ming, the organization did first rate.
Mrs. Ida Coons and daughter, who
has been here on visit to her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Apologize, re-
turned to Rock Island, ILL.,, on Tues
day.
The school board visited Brickton
on Monday night to examine the
school house and thereby determine
whetierato erect new structure or
repair the old. -
Mr.. Jaques OF. Milo, one of the old
est residents of Mile Laos county and
veteran Odd:Fellow, attended the
installation ceremonies of the Prince
ton lodge last Friday.
Special in ladies' muslin underwear
for Saturday at Persons. Goods
generally sold at SO cents will go for
80 cents; IS cent goods will go for so
cents and sl.00 goods for "A cents.
A new engine furnished by the Galley
Hardware company has been placed
in 3. Nystrom's gasoline launch at
Green lake. The vessel is now in
good running order and at the dis
posal of the public for pleasure trips.
The only fountain pen on the market
that is guaranteed not to leak when
carried in any position in the pocket
and warranted to write Immediately
whenever applied to paper is the
"Clean-to-Handle." For sale at the
Home Drug Store.
Henry Kariger, on complaint of his
father, J. F. Kariger, was on Satur-
day arrested and brought before Jus
tice Norton charged with being incor-
rlglble. He was sentenced by the JUS
tice to the State training school, the
district judge approving such sentence.
County Treasurer Burrell and VIM.
Fraser have returned from their team
trip tosthe Sank Valley, their stay be-
ing of shorter duration than they at
the start anticipated. MIR. Burrell
says that the crop Of wheat, oats and
other small grain il the valley is i'm
mense and of particularly fine grade.
The U n 10 staff is indebtedto M.
q. Carlson, prominent argicul-
turist residing near Brlckton, for a
Quantity of fine cherries grown upon
his farm. The trees which bore the
fruit, Of which heshas fourteen, were
drought from Sweden BY Mr.. Carlson
three years ago. The cherry is a
very hard ariie snda of excellent
flavor.