The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1905-06-15
G. A. JACK
The Druggist

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Andrew Umbehocker is sporting
around in a new ice wagon.
Baking powder, Is cents per pound.
Bliss store.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Grahek are re.
joicing over the arrival of young
daughter last Tuesday.
Grass, grass, grass, water water,
turn your horses in and.save their
feed: in Mike. Mahoney's pasture.
Walter Mcfarland took the morning
train Monday for the cities, where he
will look at the sights for a few days.
80. Cu-ra-co, a powerful blood purifier
and cure for rheumatism, for sale at
The Home Drug Store, Cooney block,
Princeton. :, -. il.
/ There are some new casessof small.
pox at Brickton, the latest one being
that of Mr.. Bishop. The cases con.
tinue very mild.
Rev. Rupert Swinnerton went to
Milaca Tuesday evening on business
connected with his sketches for the
immigration bureau.
Mrs. George Williams, accompanied
by her mother, left for Maple Grove
last Saturday to visit a sister. She
expected to remain about one week.
William II. Mcbride of St. Paul,
travelling agent of the Chicago, St.
P. M. & O. and Chicago & North
western railways was in Princeton
Tuesday,.
DR.. Galley reports the birth of a
baby daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Marshall on June 9Th, and boy to
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Bergeron at Brick
ton on June 10th.
Mrs. S. A. Cravens accompanied
her husband to Elk River last Tues
day and spent the time between trains
in visiting friends, while Sid was bid
dingg%on the Sherburne county ditch.
S. S. Peterson has built neat
seven-room cottage at Spectacle lake,
where his family is pleasantly located
for the summer season. He makes
the trip into town and out again each
day.
Guy Ewing is making the rounds of
lsanti county this week looking after
tornado insurance. He is looking
after larger game than sun fish,
which he was quite successful in cap
turing last week.
@ Rev. j: M. Burns has relinauished
charge Of the Blue Hill church and
left for his old home in Scotland last
Tuesday morning. He will pass the
summer there and expects to return to
America in the fall.
} John. Norgren- and George Deans
with their families, from Foreston,
passed through Princeton Tuesday on
their way to Stanch6eld lake, where
they will pass the week in fishing and
having a good time in general.
The band fulfilled expectations last
Thursday night and gave concert
at the new stand although the rain
was>falling. A large number Of PEG.
pie carried their umbrellas and stood
in convenient places to hear the music.
Miss Edith Merrill -came up from
AnokaS last. Saturday and will make
her usual summer vacation visit with
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
A. Lowell. These visits are looked
forward to eagerly by the young lady
as seasons of more than usual enjoy-
ment..
The Good Templars of Wyanett are
going to celebrate the Fourth of july
on the old picnic grounds on the
shore of Green lake. The program
will be attractive and amusing, con-
sisting of songs, speeches, races of
all kinds and a base ball game. Re-
freshments will be served. A great
display of fire works in the evening.
Everybody is cordially invited.
& The Damon s addition nine and the
Northwesterners played a breath bat
ing game of ball last Tuesday and
rooters were wild with enthusiasm.
In fact the enthusiasm dubbed clear
over the fair ground fence: E. Brands
and E. Pratt were pitchers and 81.
Galley was catcher for the Damons,
while j.. Borg and Calvin Olson
pitched and .L,s OptO Oh Acaught for the