The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1905-09-07

Guc OcUOU0I UCrIQ OF COunG.
A pretty box of Lowney's candy can
be found at The Home Drug Store,
Cooney block, Princeton.
Reserve your most select exhibits
for the fair of your home county.
Princeton, Sept. IA, Is and l6.
Miss Cynthia Marshall returned on
Tuesday from visit to her aunt,
Mrs. Forster, in Minneapolis.
Special at Marks Great Bargain
Store for Saturday only: A strictly
10 cent outing flannel will go at six
cents per. yard i !.
Robert. King returned on. Monday
from trip to Ogilvie, where he went
with a party of farmers from Iowa
who contemplate settling in this State.
Mrs. johnson of Duluth, deputy
lady organizer of the: Modern order
Of Samaritans, is here with view of
instituting ladies' lodge at this
place.
M. White of St. Paul, formerly
operator at the Princeton depot, re-
turned home on Saturday after visit
of three days with acquaintance at
this place. ...-
Chris. Neumann accompanied his
daughter Lulu to Minneapolis on
Monday. Miss Neumann will take a
stenographic course in the Curtiss
business college. .
To afford space in my store for my
new stock. of goods: I will sell for a.
period of two weeks all five and ten
cent articles at a reduction of twenty
per cent. '~,s. Mrs: M. J. Jaax.
Mrs. Griffith respectfully invites.
the ladies of Princeton and vicinity to
attend her fall millinery opening on
Wednesday, Sept. -. The very latest
modes in ladies' and children's head
wear have been secured and the vari-
ETY. is exceptionally large.
Visitors from here to the twin cities
were this week very numerous, the
low railroad rates to the State fair
being responsible therefor. MANY
people who took advantage of these
rates did not, however, attend the
State agricultural exposition.
DR.. Armitage was called to Orrock
last Saturday morning to attend H. C.
Olson, who had upon. the previous
evening fallen from a 4haystack and
sustained conclusion of the brain.
He was for forty eight hours uncon.
scious, but is now progressing salts
factorily.
While driving along a,country road
on Sunday afternoon one of ANDY
Bulls horses was badly lacerated on
the near hind leg by a piece of barbed
wire necessitating the sewing up of
the wound by a veterinarian. The
practice of throwing pieces of barbed
or other wire, tin cans and like stuff
into the highway is very bad one
and should be discontinued.
Hon. Emmett Mark, wife and family.
and A. S. Mark, wife and family at
tended the funeral of Aaron Mark in
st. Paul on Thursday last. The de-
ceased was the father of Emmett and
Mrs. A. S. Mark, was seventv-fiye
years of age and had been an invalid
for several years. He was a member
of.the firm ofzPaper Calmanson & Co..
the largest wholesale junk dealers in
the northwest. i
Sheriff Shockley, who has been in
Hibbing and vicinity collecting, saws
that while away he saw one of the
largest iron mines in the world. Its
mouth covered an area of forty acres
and it.ran to a depth of $50 feet. It
has been in operation for ten years
and before abandoned will be sunk
200 feet more, at which depth the ore.
formation ceases. Money is plentiful
in the iron range, says the sheriff, and
some OF the roads up there are fine,
their surfacing being of iron ore.
The Only One Of It's Kind on Earth.
fhe greatest animal freak ever
known to science is horned-hoof
COW owned by J. F. Thoma. The
horns OF this animal, instead of being
in their natural position upon the
heads protrude from sthe sfeet:. tt is
the greatest curiosity on earth and
will be exhibited atEskhe Mile Laos
county fair in Princeton next week.
j. F. Thom1al.