The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1905-08-10

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Mrs. Cooney went to st. Paul on
Monday.
Guy Farnham was in Minneapolis
on Friday. :
Paris green. for sale, at the Home
Drug Store.
Miss Gibbons went to St. Paul on
Saturday, returning Monday.
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tend Mankato Commercial College. i
Miss Craze Dunn Vent to Mime,
apolis on5Ffiday and Returned .satur-
day.
| Mrs. Louis Thompson of 'Wyanett is
suffering from "a severe attack of
rheumatism.
Miss Leila spaulding, sister of Mrs.
Cooney;f returned to- her. home in
Michigan on Monday.s'-@ a~.
Everett Hall Of Wyanett has gone to
Dakota to work in the harvest fields
and later will assist in threshing.
Editor Fay Cravens, wife and family
OF 'Milaca, we're here on Tuesday on
visit to relatives and acquaintance.
Special sale on shoes and clothing
at Marks Great Bargain Store for
Saturday and Monday. Prices cut in
two.
Mrs. NJ. A. Baker, housekeeper for
Expressman Smith, returned from her
vacation at Madison, Mimi, on
Thursday last.
Miss Jennie Carlson of San Fran
cisco is visiting her sister, Mrs. P.
Hedin, in Princeton. She will re-
main some weeks.
Sheriff Shockley has appointed
Chas. L. Freer of Cove as his deputy
at Mile Laos lake. Mr.. Freer is a
first-class man for the position.
Il. r. Elliott of Elliott & Co.,
wholesale meat dealers of Duluth, was
in Princeton on Saturday for the pur-
pose of purchasing live stock.
The carpenters working on the Keith
building went on strike Tuesday for
an advance of twenty-five cents per
day. They were being paid $3.50.
DR.. .Rolander's Instant Headache
Relief Tablets. Relieve headache
instantaneously. For sale at Home
Drug Store in the DR.. Cooney block.
The phone line fnom Spectacle lake
and vicinity which. formerly made a
junction with the Wyanett wire, now
constitutes an independent line to
Princeton.
Rain Bros. have. purchased the en-
tire lot Of milk lambs raised on the
Thompson farm at Santiago for the
purpose Of supplying their customers
with the choicest on the: market. f.:
DR.. Aaronson. of St.; Paul will per-
form the ceremony of circumcision
according to the Jewish rites upon the
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Mark to-
morrow friday at $50 a. N. DR..
Cooney will assist.
Persons Saturday specials are
now awaited with increasing interest.
Next Saturday: Aug. 18th, twenty five
pieces of print in indigo blues and
grays, regular price 6 and cents, will
go at 4 cents per yard.
L. W. Pierson.
It is said that the article in the
Union a couple of weeks ago refer
ring to the slaughter of young prairie
chickens has had the effect Of a spec
ial game warden being appointed for
the territory around here and that he
has been nosing about for a week
past.
Tuesday mornings storm did con-
siderable damage in the eastern part
of Wyanett township and is said by
the farmers residing there to have
| approached a cyclone in its force. In
one place haystack was blown over
and many trees were uprooted. No
injury to persons or buildings is
however reported.
/ TheIndiana capitalist who proposes
to put ina cannery for miscellaneous
fproducts at this place writes Mr.:
Douglas that heswill be here to look
over the surrounding country on or
about September 1st and estimate its
producing possibilities. Should he
be satisfied with the prospects he
will f1jrnic 1 tho ,,,pSSov NO o,,oot e,,ob