The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1905-10-19


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Gents furnishings ;. at Fryhling
Bros.
New England supper at Mrs. C. 81.
Rines tomorrow evening at 6 O'Clock.
Mrs. Vim. McCuaig and daughter,
Lucine, Of Bemidji are here on a visit
20 friends.
". P. Chase has been suffering from
a severe attack of neuralgia in the
face this week.
: The ladies Of the Dorcas society
will hold their annual sale and sup
per on Friday evening, Dec. s.
Banker Skahen went to the cities on
While there he will visit
his son, Serenus, who is attending
college.
Mrs. A. j. Stanwood, who has been
On visit to her daughter, Mrs. II. E.
Cravens, left for her home in Flood
wood on Saturday. "
Just arrived a fine lot of alarm and
eight day clocks. Come in and buy
one before they are gone.
L. G. Prescott, the JeWeler.
Mrs. Henschel and Mrs. Leathers
have returned. from Bemidji, where
they were visiting their sister, Miss
Georgia Donnelly, who is very ill.
Miss Rose Berg, sister of Mrs. E.
K. Evens, and Miss Marjorie Perkins,
both OF. Excelsior, are guests at the
Evens' home and will remain about
a week.. 3
Frank Smith has put gasoline en-
CINE in the basement of his hotel for
the operation of his laundry machin-
cry. The Riverside now has all the
modern improvements. ~--.~-.-~--
Attorney Foster Of Milaca was
among the visitors at the court house
on Tuesday. Mr.. Foster was on his
way to Spencer Brook, where pro-
fessional business called him.
What sort Of a pencil do you use?
Try the Eagle Draughting No. 2, the
pencil that makes a blacker mark
than any other and is more lasting.
Will write on any old paper. For sale
at the Home Drug Store.
Instead Of an autumn dinner at the
G. A. r. hall, advertised to be given
by the Dorcas society tomorrow night,
a New England supper will be pro-
vided at the home of Mrs. G. Il. Rines
upon the same evening at O'Clock.
A young peoples dance will be
given under the auspices of the band
orchestra on Friday evening, Oct. 20,
at the Maccabee hall, Princeton.
Everybody between the ages of IA and
10 cordially invited. Tickets, IS cents.
Agents processing to represent the
Educational association
have of late been travelling about the
State selling to school boards and
superintendent at high prices charts
that were discovered to be worthless.
Look out for these fellows.
r. M. Farnham on Monday received
a check for $50 from Rev. Satterlee of
Crookston, this amount being in
of his subscribed contribu-
ton to the memorial window in the
M. d. church. The reverend gentle
man wishes to be remembered to all
his Princeton acquaintance.
John Moore, who had followed the
blacksmithing business in Milaca for
IL years, passed through Princeton
on Tuesday for California, where he
has two sons and a daughter residing
and where he will in future make his
home. Mr.. Moore has sold his prop
erty in Milaca to Mrs. Kimball.
The catch basins at the Home Drug
store and Security bank corners have
been constructed and it is believed
they will meet the requirements. A
new fagstone crosswalk has also been
put down between the Security bank
and the saloon corner. Our end of
town is now beginning to assume a
metropolitan appearance.
At the annual meeting Of the Ladies'
A i'd society of the MethOdist oh,,roh