The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1905-04-20
The early potato catches the bug

>~e->~>>~"@s>>e>~>~@>>sa>~s
~ The early potato catches the bug.
: : Here we go for Bigelow's feed barns.
Best in town. 1926
~ Rev. D. P. DIN Of Milaca spent
= IN Wednesday in Princeton.
titled titled Rev. Henry orrock of Santiago,
her, was in Princeton Tuesday.
- Attention is called to the ad of
twin Manske g. Son in this issue.
: " Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Keith were city
sitor visitors Tuesday and Wednesday.
.r. Chas.. Murray and George Marsh
aper of Pease were in Princeton Monday.
- House to Let-One mile from town.
is to 1885, Mrs. A. M. Cater.
e' W. A. Smith and Dr. Whiting of
Spencer Brook were in Princeton
ames Tuesday: :
sday Mn, y q C.7--- ----.-- 49,.
apolis Wednesday and expects to re-
ords turn Friday.
Jes- 1,-;, -=---7,.---.--7--
Mrs. William Martin who has been
very sick with bronchitis for several
We'd weeks, is improving.
- Mrs. Fl. Cowles is underpinning and
F.. = otherwise repairing the buildings on
aper her residence property. 49,
ou' The L. A. S. Of Greenbush will
meet with Mrs. Emily Orion on We'd
er OF nesday afternoon. April rs.
0'"' Henry Mergel has rented his farm
w. to B. E. Carpenter and will go to
Paul Anamoosa, N. d.; to reside. >a..s. e
'0'l Al. Edmison has rented the Frank
Mudgett forty and will try a crop of
elect potatoes on light soil this year.
- VIM. O'Malley of Baldwin left Tues
day for Berthold, N. D., where he has
ork- a claim which he will work this sea-
with son.
The street sprinkler was started last
Monday morning early and Prince
>kla- tonites are no longer under cloud
few of dirt.
hern co. -. ------o-
1920 Miss Clendenning, one Of the teach
ers in the Brickton schools, was
wv
e to work last week on account of sickness.
A. Weinberg, who has been in
Princeton looking after potato mat
oods ters, took the train for G alesburg, ILL.,,
club Saturday, saying he was going where
* it the sun shines.
~ l.. A. Dare, son of A. N. Dare of
been Elk River, accompanied the Elk River
Sis high school team to Princeton last
left Saturday and was a prominent rooter
Itch at the ball game.
g.. Free Bockoven, who went to Chelan,
lone Washington, last year, is now en-
Jam gagged Indicating claims in that Sec
st. ton. He expects to return to Prince
IN at ton about the first of July.
-. Chas. Carlson Of Milaca and Axel
y is Peterson of Foreston, the new mem
q to bers of the Princeton ball team, have
ex- accepted employment here for the sea-
into son.
Ed Saxon has rented his farm north
Dyed east of Princeton to James Saxon
p at and will move into town in few
eton days. His home will be in the Elk
ONES land house on the north side.
5 ac- Miss Fannie Jones went to Mime
apolis Tuesday to meet her cousin.
1erly Miss Alice Jones, who has been visit
tn of ing in Chicago during the past two
one months. They arrived in. Princeton
itney Wednesday evening.
I. D.. Burgan stepped off the train
Monday night and shook hands with
er of his old friends in Princeton. He saws
10 at Princeton is a nice place, just as nice
rday as it ever was. He left Tuesday
bear evening for Nickerson.
S. w. Williams returned Saturday
from his three weeks trip to Phoenix,
!, did Arizona, where Mrs. Williams is stay
orth.. ing for her health which has been
was greatly improved by the -change of
ring climate. She will not return to Min
ting nesota before the first Of June
uio We are still selling sixteen pounds
of evaporated apples for one dollar
the and ten pounds of peaches for one dol
site lar, twenty-six pounds of rice for one
4 to dollar. Fifteen cent tomatoes for ten
The cents. Twenty-six pounds of prunes
low for one dollar. All other goods in
etter proportion. Call and see, us and you
will call again. Bliss store