The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1906-02-22

niece.
Mrs. S. S. Peterson was among
the passengers for the twin cities on
Tuesday.
This is Washington's birthday an
niversary, but we are working just
the same.
DR.. F. L. Small is in St. Paul at
tending the meeting of the Dental as
ISOLATION.
Mrs. Chas. Keith is visiting friends
in Duluth. She left for that place
last evening.
Herman Schwartz left on Monday
for hide and fur buying trip in
northern Minnesota.
Mrs. F. Reibestein of Greenbush is
very i'll. Father Levings was called
to her bedside yesterday.
100000 to loan on improved farms.
Loan promptly closed.
Robt. H. King.
The Home Drug store has change
OF ad this week. The announcements
of this firm are always worth reading.
DR.. COoney was called to Mora on
Wednesday by Dr.. Titus of that place
to operate upon a patient for appendi-
citis. s..-'
Bargain counter, l0c, Csc and so cent
articles. Just what you have been
looking for. Come and take them.
!. Ludden's store.
Vivian Holm, the five year old
daughter of Mrs. Maud Holm. is SUI
fering from an acute attack of gas
tritis.
L. N. Grow lost one of his best
draft horses last Thursday from con-
gestion of the lungs. The horse was
worth at least $3.50.
Peter Anderson of Wyoming, who
formerly lived in Princeton. was here
last week looking over property which
he owns in this vicinity.
If you contemplate building in the
spring or summer and have logs on
hand to be sawed bring them to
Elmer Whitney's sawmill, Princeton.
Sheriff Shockley left for Milaca
yesterday. He is not in pursuit of
Indians upon this occasion, but says
ne is determined to get Billy Bad Ash
sooner or later.
A telephone message received by
Mrs. Patterson from Red Wing says
that Mrs. r. G. Wolforth, her niece.
has passed the critical point in her
illness and has now good chance
for recovery.
The date for the appearance of the
minstrel show to be given by the Con-
gregational choir has not vet been
determined. The date and program
will be published in this paper in due
course of time.
Gust Moey of Santiago, who re-
Gently submitted to an operation for
appendicitis at the Northwestern hos
pital, was in Princeton on Tuesday
with load of potatoes. Gust is ap-
parently as we'll as he ever was.
Julius Sugarman has resumed bust
ness at his residence on the north side.
This is but temporary provision to
enable him to- supply his customers
with cigars. He expects to- start a
shop nearer town within a short time.
We are told that the Princeton
Dramatic club will shortly commence
the rehearsal of new play to be
produced some time in March or
April. For amateurs the members of
this organization are very creditable
players.
A number of Rebekahs from Prince
ton went to Zimmerman on Monday
evening to install a new lodge at
that place. Many Odd Fellows from
here also went down. They speak
highly OF the hospitality of the people
of Zimmerman.
= Druggist Hanson has adjusted a
punching bag in the basement of the
drug store. and, after, working hours,
with his hands encased in boxing
gloves, engages in a fierce attack
upon the sphere. The janitor is also
practlclng, and the ultimate outcome
will likely be a glove contest between
the two.
: Lost-On Tuesday evening, Feb. 20,
HAT, folding bi]lbook containing a
number of five and ten dollar bills in
United States currency. The book
was probably lost between the Con-
gregatlonal parsonage and Frank