The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1905-11-23

cINCETON UNIO TIL
Farmers institute at Princeton
December 6.
DR.. Whiting Of Spencer Brook was
in Princeton on Monday. .s5s
Mrs. S. W. Williams returned on
Tuesday from a visit to the cities.
A full assortment of New Idea
patterns, only 10 cents each at Ander-
sons.
Ash Grove lime, the best on earth,
81 per barrel at Grants Hardware
Store.
The four-year-old son of Val Saus-
ser is suffering from an attack of
pneumonia.
Mrs. Ogsbury and children have
moved to Anoka, where they expect
to in future reside
Choice turkeys, chickens, oysters
and beef for Thanksgiving at Chris
Rain IS meat market.
A meritorious concert attraction
the Trier Sisters Quintette opera
house tomorrow night.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the NJ.
p. church met at the home of Mrs. E.
NJ. Farnham yesterday afternoon.
Steel road scrapers, only a few on
hand, for sale below cost.
Grants Hardware Store.
Trier Sisters Quintette at Jesmer's
opera house tomorrow FRIDAY night.
An entertainment you should not miss.
E. B. Anderson and R. E. Jones
went down river Monday on business
pertaining to their respective estab-
lishments.
Orrin Cravens of Cambridge, pro-
prietor of a frst-class livery at that
place, was here on a visit to relatives
on Tuesday.
Miss Gaines, who had been the
guest of Mrs. Sinclair throughout the
summer, returned to her home in
Missouri last week.
Miss Mary Patterson is taking in
structions upon the violin from Min
neapolis musician. She received her
first lesson on Saturday,.
Maurice J. Brennan of Hinckley.
deputy sheriff of Pine county, was
among those who called at the court
house on business last Saturday.
Xavier Bertrand and George Sa-
ward Of St. Paul, who were the guests
of Louis ROCKFORD and family of
Greenbush, returned to their homes
on Monday.
Charlie Sampson Of the Minnesota
nursery spent Sunday in town. Peter
Morneau is Mr.. SIMPSONS agent at
this point for every description of
nursery stock.
A slight change Of time card went
into effect on the Great Northern on
Monday, the train heretofore sched-
uled at this place for 4:42 p. m. now
being due at SOP.
Remember that the sale and supper
under the auspices Of the Ladies' Aid
society of Greenbush will be held on
Friday evening, December l, at the
home of Mrs. n. G. Orion.
| want your cream. Will pay the
highest market price for same. Cream
tested and cash paid every day, at b.
A. Ross residence.
Soft Vim. Ross.
There is said to be a young man in
town who is SO frightfully bowlegged
that when he calls upon his girl she
has either to sit upon q separate
chair or place an ironing board
across his knees. ..-
Chas. Orr, one OF the young legal
luminaries of St. Paul, passed Sun
day at the residence of his parents in
Princeton. Charley's ability and
integrity has enabled him to obtain a
very good practice in the sanity city.
The . ion is indebted to the
Union Pacific Railroad company for
a copy of 1.-The Oldest Inha bitant on
Line Of the Union Pacifc,'' a picture
representing an American bison. The
plate is production true to nature
in color and contour.
This office has received from Swift
& Co., Chicago, one of their premium
calendars for 1906. The calendar is
magnificent production in twelve