The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1906-03-22

PRINCETON UNION: .
Go and see Azariah Stodd, and
hear his funny speeches.
Mrs. 81. G. Cooney made a trip to
Minneapolis on Tuesday.
Bargain table sheep-lined duck
coats $2.49. Ludden's store.
"A full line of trunks and suit cases
at the Galley Hardware Co.'S store.
Harry shockley proceeded to Milaca
on jury-summoning trip Monday.
G. A. Jack was among the down
river passengers on Tuesday morn
ing.
Fred Burrell came up from the state
university to spend Sunday with his
parents.
Don't forget tie Senior class play
on Friday night. Hear the class
prophecy.
Miss Logan, manager of the Tri-
State telephone Office at this place:
passed Sunday at her home in Anoka.
Wanted-A bright, smart boy,
about 16 years old, to work in store
and learn business. Apply to Fl. H..
Farnham, Brickton.
Chas. Gaulier of Blue Hill has a
quantity of oak stumps which he will
present to any person who will haul
them away.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Keith and Mr..
and Mrs. M. S. Rutherford were
among the passengers to the twin
cities Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Skahen were in
Minneapolis few days this week.
While away they visited their son,
Serenus, at St. Thomas college, Mer-
riam Park.
N. N. Agren has returned to his
post at the typesetting machine in this
Office after a week in bed with incip.
lent erysipelas. Mrs. Agren, his
wife, is suffering from an acute attack
of pleurisy.
Prof. Huff's cure for. consumption
for sale at The Home Drug Store
It is claimed to be sure cure fol
catarrhal bronchitis and bronchia
asthma. 1t is also very good fol
ordinary colds.
Persons entitled to final citizenship
papers should appear at the cour
house on April Sd and 18th and secure
same. By obtaining papers at tina
time they will become eligible to vote
at the coming general election.
The w. 1. Nolan. entertainment a
the opera house on Thursday evening
was we'll attended and highly appre
ciated. The Catholic societies, under
whose auspices Mr.. Nolan appeared
are we'll satisfied with the results.
William King C:'Brother Bill',) Q
Wyanett was in town Monday, TIT
first time in three months. Mr.. King
is much attached to Princeton and tt
the bad weather is due his absence
from the village for so long time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Byers returned
on Monday from a two-months' visi
in California. They enjoyed theil
trip very much, but did not expec
that winter would still be holding
forth upon their return to Minnesota
At the recent village. election il
Mora there were IT'S votes cast, an6
George H. Newbert received LA votes
for treasurer. Mr.. Newbert is popu
lar as a business man and as ar
official. The people of Mora have
faith in him.
E. Warmbier of Minneapolis ha.
purchased through the Robt. King
land agency the 125-acre improved
farm known as the Swan Andersen
place, situate in Bradford Mr.
Warmbier's parents, from Indiana
will move onto the farm at once.
| l.. S. Briggs was here Monday OF
his initial trip as travelling represent
alive for Brown, Treacy & Sperr,
| Co., St. Paul. AS Mr.. Briggs is vel
known throughout northern Mime
sofa, and is a good business man, h
is sure to meet with success in his nes
field of labor.
There is nothing in the market tina
can equal the Queen walking skirt TO
style, material, durability or low price
The Queen skirt is made for bot
spring and summer wear. Make a.