The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1905-10-05
THE PRINCEToN UNI0N: TIU RsDAY, OCTOBER 81 zoos

st. Cloud Business College will Sc
cure you a position as bookkeeper or
stenographer. Enter now.
Drama, vaudeville, etc., by the
Shaw Gallagher company at Jesmer's
opera house, Oct. 9, 10 and IL.
= choice and varied stock of the
finest cigars manufactured can be OBJ
tanned at the Home Drug Store.
One of the effects OF the continued
hot weather has been the temperance
OF dandelion and wild strawberry
Supt. Ewing is away on visit to
the country schools. We expect him
to bring US home a bunch of par
trldges and muscallonge.
Next Sunday will be an opportun-
ity for you to have your picture taken
as Nelson's Photo Studio will be open
then for your accommodation.
The grading on the street between
the Home Drug store and the Congre-
gational church corner is completed
and the roadbed is in readiness to re-
ceive the gravel surfacing.
The entertainment at the opera house
by the Royal Male Quartette on We'd
nesday evening was we'll attended and
those present were we'll pleased with
the rendition Of the various numbers.
Miss Ethel Briggs has accepted
position as trimmer in the millinery
establishment of Mrs. Griffiths at
and has left for that place.
Miss Briggs is an adept in her pro-
fession.
Conrad Kornmann, one of the pro-
prietors of the Nachrichten, a Ger
man newspaper published at Sioux
Falls, is on visit to his brother,
at Blue Hill. We are in
debted to both gentlemen for a call.
Lost on Sunday, between Book and
Princeton, a fiat leather bill case con-
tanning S. bill and a S27 promisory
note with name of owner written in
ink on inside. Finder will please re-
turn to Guy Ewing, Princeton and
receive reward.
Miss Emma Liske of Brickton was
brought before the probate court on
Tuesday morning and, upon examin-
alton, declared to be insane and COM
mitted to the hospital at Fergus Falls.
Sheriff Shockley and wife. accompan-
iedsthe patient to that institution.
The Rebekahs will hold a basket
social at the I. O. o. F. hall on We'd
nesday evening, Oct. IL: All are cor
daily invited and the ladies are ex-
pected to bring baskets, which will be
sold from 10 to SO cents each. Music,
games, speeches, etc., will enter into
the program.
j. G. Melville of the Princeton Lum-
Der company, was here on Friday and
Saturday. Mr.. Melville says that
business at their various branches on
the Great Northern is all that could
be desired, and especially is this true
Of the Princeton yards. There are
buildings going up and
the future looks particularly bright.
About the shortest trial on record
was that wherein Judge Searle rem
dered a decision at the depot between
the incoming and outgoing of the eve-@
ming train on Wednesday. Attorney
Edgerton alighted from the train. sub
mitted his case to Judge Searle, who
rendered his decision and boarded the
train from which Mr.. Edgerton had
alighted. So goes the story.
On Tuesday evening a large num-
Der of the friends of L. N. Grow made
their appearance at his home and sur
prised him just as he was about to
turn in for the night. It was Mr..
Crows twenty-ninth birthday ami
versary and the visitors appeared in
honor of the occasion loaded with all
sorts of edibles. A banquet there
upon followed and was continued I'M
til the small hours.
The following ladies and gentlemen
spent last Saturday at Green lake
boating and angling: Prof. and Mrs.
Pinney, Mrs. Phipps, Mrs. Jack,
Misses Jack, Clendennings, Thomp-
son, Lasher, McMasters, Larkin and
Mr.. Jones. Included in the program
was one of those good old-fashioned
spreads of edibles and cold tea upon
the greensward. Everybody greatly
the days outing.
A dance was held in the town hall at
Wyanett last Saturday night and
goodly number of old and young par