The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1906-02-01

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Canadian Jubilee Singers Feb. 5. TO,
Emmett Mark came in on last nights pc
train. on
Surveyor Chapman was in Elk
River on business Monday. Wv
T. H. Galley and wife left on Monday at
for day or two in the twin cities.
Born, on Jan. q. to Mr.. and Mrs. gi,
John Mallotte, Blue Hill, daughter ev
Found, lady's cloth belt. Owner sp
may obtain same upon application at i.
the depot. wa
Wanted-l0o cords Of; green oak l6- &c
inch wood. Apply to DR.. H. c. tu7
Cooney, Princeton.
Geo. W, and Fred Mcfarland left VII
on Wednesday morning upon bust ev
ness3trip to Minneapolis = -. >: G.
"A summer school will be held at. d.!
Princeton, commencing July s, ':withd is
A; N. Farmer conductor. *5.szs.:- rel
- Mrs. Julia Calcut leaves on March / W.
for Butte, Montana. Her mother, J
Mrs. Mary White, accompanied her. We
+. The Canadian Jubilee Singers and ~
Imperial orchestra will appear at he
Jesmer's opera house on Monday ~
evening, Feb. 5. :
The high school senate held ses- r. r.
sion last night. These sessions -:
furnish the double purpose of amuse- ~
ment and practice in oratory. y,
H. D. spalding Of Wayland, Mich, n,
father of Mrs. Cooney, who had been ~ -,
here on visit for fortnight, re- a.:
turned to his home on Monday. an
Keep your feet warm and dry by in
sorting into your shoes pair of nom ~,
crumpling insoles. For sale at the ~,
Home Drug Store, ten cents per pair. 49,
Elmer Hatch, who has been cooking we
at Page. has returned to Princeton
and will go into the cordwood bust -
ness for the remainder of the winter, ~,
Potatoes have taken a tumble this ap
week, Triumphs declining fifteen cents tn,
and other varieties from three to five thi
cents. See local market table on this
page.
George e. Chute has been granted res
a patent upon an attachment for da
potato digger and expects that the pr
device will bring in considerable tai
money.
Have your eyes fitted with glasses He
by f. j. Hallin, eyesight specialist. civ
Next visit at Princeton Drug COM Pr
pany's store Friday Feb. 2. from II tai
a. m. to 1870 pin. ..,~, -. :. ap
A new serial story commences in
the u n on this week entitled s'The lo'
Two Vanrevels. The, production is er:
by Booth Harrington, one of the best pc
story writer's of the age da
Mrs. 1. G. Patterson accompanied ~:
Misses Ida Roos and Emma Rus w. Nv
siness to St. Paul on Friday, where ~
the two young ladies have secured
employment in wholesale millinery ha
house. J.: - tn;
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w. B.: Fadden, proprietor of the GA
Milaca creamery, was in Princeton on Pr
Tuesday. Mr.. Fadden is a resident ~.
of Minneapolis and is we'll pleased m,
with the dairying prospects in Mile me
Laos county. He thinks that the
creamery business will within short :
time exceed the expectations of the ma
most credulous. ~ =, as
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Magnus Sjoblom has chloroformed au
his three pet brush wolves and FOR thu
warded the hides. to Minneapolis to cal
be mounted. One of these animals va
was as tame as dog and would lick pl,
the hand of the person who stroked it's Th
back. The other two, however, pos an
sessed all the Sinking characteristics ina
of the wild animal and could not be the
tanned.
A Phantom ball will be given by the
the Lady Maccabees tomorrow Fri ga
day. evening at their hall. The ladies il
desire that all who, can conveniently ev,
mask should do SO. Draped figures vi,
are on exhibition at P. L. Road CHI
strom's and A. S.. Marks stores and clu
masks may be obtained at the store of mi
Mrs. Jaax. Dressing room will be an
provided for masqueraders. Tickets ref