The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1906-07-05

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Enstrom's photos-they satisfy. 49,
The home Of good clothes is at L. rer
Fryhling's. ,
Nelson's photo studio will be open an
next Sunday, July s. of
Improved farms wanted. NJ. S. IN
Rutherford, Princeton. !
Try box of Gunther's chocolates. 10 W
For sale at the Home Drug Store. t Me
August Gerth left here on Tuesday a.
to spend the Fourth at North Branch.
Albert Morehouse of Foreston was Tn
at the court house on business Mon we
day. org
Pete Morneau, the nursery sales GU
man, spent the Fourth at Elk Lake ,
Park.
Harry Mott went to Lake Mime ha
tonka on Tuesday to pass the Fourth an
with friends tie
The residence formerly occupied by /
Chris. Neumann is being moved onto an
a lot south of Edmund Young's. Ne
A. G. Larson of Waseca passed the Nd
Fourth with friends here. Mr. Lar @n l.,
son formerly resided in Princeton. l"f
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500, 900 to loan on improved farms. ~
Loans promptly closed. o''
Robt. H. King. W.!
Thomas Yotten, former resident an
OF Bogus Brook, came up from Min ms
neapolis on Tuesday to spend the =
Fourth.
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This morning at O'Clock the train en-!
ing school for teachers opened in the U
high school building, Princeton for tie
term Of four weeks 81,
Lou Hatcher and his sister, Zelma, \
left on Monday evening for visit to the
friends in Superior, and expect to be lis
gone couple of weeks. res
Just compare Nelson's photos with Mr.
other pictures you see in this or any 1rl'
other town and you will notice a diff gla
ference in favor of Nelson's photos s
every time. 24-tf Oh,
Mike Mahoney and John McCool In
visited Wonderland on Saturday and ]ec
took in everything from tumble on ne1
the disappearing stairway to spin at
in the squirrel cage. the
Mrs. H. G. Cooney arrived on Fri
day from a visit to the home of her I
parents in Wayland, Mich. Miss eth
Leila Spaulding, sister of Mrs. ag'
Cooney, accompanied her to Prince lie
ton. bu:
I. b. Potts of Lawrence, proprietor ne o.
OF one OF the finest summer resorts on 49,
Mile Laos lake, was here on Monday. S0r
You can find no more beautiful place LIZ
to pass the summer months than at po
Mr.. Potts. park {
The popular railroad conductor G. Ma
s. McCurdy. at his own request, has 90
been changed from this line of the an
Great Northern to the Duluth & mi
Crookston line. Mr.. H. Nelson has ale
taken Mr.. McCurdy's place on the COZ
Princeton train. an
the
Z. Il. Tyler, solo cornetist in I'll
Wiley's Ocean Park, Cal., Marine ID,
band, and sister, Clementine, of De- 49,
corah, Iowa, are here on a visit to
Mr.. and Mrs. B. O. Brown and family '
and expect to remain two or three OF
weeks. The visitors are brother MY
and sister of Mrs. Brown. Mr.. TYLER nit
formerly lived in Princeton and was the
member of the village band. for
Princeton was fifty years old on the -o1
18th of last April. Although the h..>
actual date for celebrating the city's 49,. 49,.
jubilee is passed, why would it not be IS.
appropriate to commemorate the city's ION
jubilee on Saturday evening, July 81, NV
with band concert and fireworks on e.
the court house square? Surely the -,
outlay in money would be returned >, I
several fold in an increase of civic PIC
pride. "~. r. 70 IT,. Ja'
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The ice cream and strawberry social G.
given by the ladies of the M. E. w.
church upon the court house lawn on AM
Friday evening was ,patronized by clu
large number of people. The demand Pa
for the ice cream was so great that the w.
freezers were exhausted before half of Ro
the patrons had been supplied. The wei
Princeton band rendered number of ers
choice musical selections during the gro
festival, the principal feature of which thi
was the cornet playing of G. N. Tyler La