The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1905-05-11

last Tuesday. A little cool for oats
and spring chickens.
Nearly time to practice the dogs
and Timber up the guns. Prairie
chickens are laying their eggs.
Mrs. Louis Paul from Scanlon, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Plumondore and other relatives
in the village.
A snap in residence property, seven
room house and lot, best residence
part of village. Part cash balance
time. 2O-3t L. S. Briggs.
Miss Minnie Drinks. who is teach
ing school at Pease in district number
nine, was shopping in Princeton Sat-
urday.
Superintendent Palmer of the Milaca
school, who was on the Company G
program, was not able to attend on
account of cold.
The melancholy days are come,
the saddest of the year, with scrub
bing brush and naked floors, and
soap suds everywhere. ....
A meeting of all those interested in
the Sunday school will be held in the
church next Sunday at Blue Hill at
1870 a. m. The usual service in the
evening at O'Clock.
Ed Cater sold part of his farm last
fall to a Mr.: Mott and will try farm
ing near St. Cloud. He left with his
family last Monday for Clear Lake,
where he has rented a farm.
Mrs. Ben Soule and Mrs. c.. A.
Galley went to Milaca last Friday eve
ming to assist the. Choral club of that
place in giving an entertainment.
Mrs. Eva Keith accompanied them.
DeLaval ceram separators are the
closest skimmers: they run easy and
are built to give satisfaction. Get
our prices and terms.
Evens Hardware Co.
It seems that the bargain for the
sale of the L. Fryhling property to F.
NJ. Campbell was not sufficiently
clinched to hold. It has been declared
Off and rumor says Mr.. Campbell has
bought property in Minneapolis.
VIM. Cordiner is adding to the at
tractiveness of his residence property
by tearing down his old barn. He
will build a new one, considerable
smaller than the old one was, but
sufficiently large for his horses, if he
buys any.
The entertainment by the Ed. An
drews Opera Company last Tuesday
night drew a large house. birds of
a Feather" was popular with all. and
they are we'll satisfied. Hobbs and
Dobbs and, their mutual sweethearts
caused roars of laughter. s...
About twenty of Mrs. O.. NJ, Moons
friends surprised her at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. L. N. Grow last Fri
day evening and presented her with a
solid gold L. O. T. NJ. pin. Mrs.
Sleeves and Mrs. Grow we're the in
stigators of the surprise. s.
Richard Chapman intends to soon
commence the engineering work on the
Murphy ditch in the town of Baldwin,
as the twenty days limit for appeal
has expired and no appeal taken.
With the rains we are having the
ditch can be dug none too soon.
The band stand is assured. Rev.
Henderson having secured subscrip-
tions to the amount of s75. It is ex-
pected that this amount will be suffi-
cient to build a stand, which will be
rooted and afford a comfortable. place
for the band in all kinds of summer
weather.
+ +. Heuss was down from Foreston
last Monday. Mr.. Heuss was a resi-
dent of Foreston years ago, before
the oak timber was all cut and burned
Off through that section, and manu-
featured barrel slaves. Now there is
not enough green oak.within a radius
OF five miles to make one barrel.
The Germany and Spencer Brook
ball teams met again last Sunday at
the latter place Germany's battery
was H: Harrington, pitcher, Frank
Manske, catcher. Spencer Brook
battery was Richard Walker, pitcher,
9. Babb, catcher. The Spencer Brook
club was again he.winner by a score
of 5 to 2. ID