The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1905-07-06
G. A. JACK
The Druggist

:uggist
Wanted-Dry wood at Princeton
Steam Laundry. 3O-2t
Mrs. S. o. Claggett went to Mime
apolis last Friday to visit with her
son John - Is ( i-@
The fall term of Mankato CONNER
cial College opens Sept. 4. It will pay
to enroll then.
q large line of sample shoes just
arrived. Cab and see them.
! ! R: D. .Byers.
4. Miss Ida King expects to. have her
house completed for occupancy in
about three weeks. z.-.-..... ..:<...,-.'
s':ccN MIR: and Mrs:seEoweH Chadbourne
passed. Sunday in Princeton and left
for their home in Minneapolis Mon
day morning. - - =
Miss Leila Spaulding, who has been
teaching school in Michigan, is maxi
ing her sister, Mrs. 81. G. Cooney, a
month visit.
I have a self binder in good run
ming order which I will sell for $40
cash. Harry Van de Riet,
Route 5 Princeton.
Whenever the weather has been
spoken about lately it has been with a
sort of "Lost on the Lady Elgin''
air. No wonder, as that was drown
ing affair. =
Ferdinand Schoenrock, an old resi-
dent of Bradford, Isanti county,
drove to Princeton Monday and took
the evening train for Milaca to visit
relatives. 4,
Mrs. E. E. Price, came from Milaca
last Saturday and visited with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Larkin
through the day., returning home in
the evening. $50 : - "s...s 49,
r. W. Freer has received word from
Thomas Kerr that he is no worse than
when he left Princeton some weeks
ago. If there has been any change
it has been for the better. 81,
Mrs. J. NJ: Goss, who had been Wis
iting her relatives and friends in
Princeton, left for Anoka last Satur-
day and after visiting there for few
days went to her home at Cass Lake,
MINI.
The country down in Baldwin where
the Crayens, ySoule and Burrell crew
is sWorking,. looks as though the Pa
mama canal diggers had been practic-
ing on it. = But say, why~was the
bridge put crosazWise of the roads.
Miss ziua Dsyiis.4, came from Anoka
Hast X Saturday. to-: visit among her
numerous friends in Princeton. She
has been a very successful teacher in
the village schools for several years.
and her pupils all gave her a very
cordial welcome.
! Albert g: Larson, who bought po-
tatoes on the Princeton market. last
season for Hall & Co., expects to
leave for the southern part of the
State next week, where he will be en-
gagged in selling medicines for the
Watkins company. II ~
Peter Morneau, who is selling nur-
sery stock for the Sampson Nursery
company Of Minnetonka, came home
from Little F ais last Saturday. He
says of all the towns in Minnesota
which: he has visited he likes Little
Falls and Princeton. best.
Frank Reem is. now located at Pei
lean Rapids where he has position
as superintendent of the Pelican Brick
ana I1llng company yard. He came
to Princeton the first of this week af-
ter his family and effects and they
will become residents of Pelican Rap
ids, but too late for the census.
While walking to the railway sta
ton be sure to keep in the middle OF
the walk and go single file. In that
way you will avoid being tripped by
the loose end of. a plank. This is not
intended as a hint that the walk needs
repairing but to warn people of i'm
pending danger.
F. The party of land seekers under
escort OF Free Bockoven, left for
Washington yesterday. They .pur-
chased tickets tosPortland and retnrn