The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1906-01-25

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ruggist s.
Frank Stadden went down river on
Monday.
A. S. Mark returned from his De-
troit trip yesterday.
e. L. Mcmillan went to St. Paul on
professional business Tuesday.
New York sweet cider by the glass
or gallon. Ludden's store.
Miss Hattie Temple returned last
week from q visit to her parents at
Spring Valley, Mimi.
Found-A pair of colored specta-
Giles. Owner may obtain same by ap-
plying at the U n i O Office
|. 81. A. Cohen and Jacob VanRhee
of Milaca were here yesterday on
Ouo4uCSS LII duQlGOI' ONCE. |
It is not an unusual occurrence to
hear brush :. wolves bowling in the
early morn right in the heart of
Princeton.
Mrs. B. O. Brown left yesterday
for a visit with relatives in DEBORAH,
Iowa. She expects to be away a
week or two.
Unless those icebergs are removed
from the sidewalks someone is liable
to receive injuries and the village to
be sued for damages.
Keep your feet warm and dry by in
sorting into your shoes a pair of non
crumpling insoles. For sale at the
Home Drug Store, ten cents per pair.
Rev. Henderson conducted services
at Milaca on Sunday having ex-
changed places with Rev. Olin of that
place. Mrs. Henderson accompanied
her husband.
Have your eyes fitted with glasses
by F. J. Hallin, eyesight specialist.
Next visit at Princeton Drug CON-
pany's store Friday, Feb. 2. from II
a. m. to 4:30 p. m.
a. E. Snow and wife of Brickton
and Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Furuseth of
Princeton very much appreciate the
kindness Of those who assisted them
in the time of adversitv.
Miss Myrtle Smith, who is visiting
her aunt at North Branch, is very
sick. Her father drove over to see
her on Sunday and phoned to the
cities for a professional nurse.
The lady Maccabees will give a
Phantom ball on the evening of Feb
ruary End. Invitations will soon be
issued and an effort will be made by
the ladies to make this dance the best
they have given this season.
The rat banquet which the newly
organized Owl club purported to give
last night has been postponed for a
week. By the way, did you ever par
take Of muskrat leg rolled in cracker
crumbs and fried brown in butter9
Try it. It's delicious.
A dance for the benefit of the Prince
ton Baseball club will be given to
morrow friday night at Maccabee
hall. This is the first of a series of
four dances which will be given by the
management of this organization.
Tickets, IS cents. The boys will ap-
preciate your presence.
There is more than the usual bust
ness hum about the court house this
week. County Auditor Whitney is
now compiling the annual tax list and
Clerk of Court King is making a
transcript of voluminous paper
book. :. The other boys have sufi-
cient work to keep their hands out of
their pockets.
A sleighload of teachers and others
traversed the snow to Brickton Satur
day night, the occasion being a sur
prise for Miss Thompson. A jolly Il
evening. was spent. seasoned with
dainty refreshments, and at the mystic
hour the: guests departed, pronounce
ing~the Brickton teachers, together
with their host and his wife, the. best
of entertainers.
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S< Several. persons from Princeton at
tended the dance at Wyanett last Sat-
urday night. Among them was Fred {
Manke. His horses were snow blind
and tumbled down an embankment.
He borrowed a shovel from a farmer /
living a half mile distant and dug
out the horses and the girls. AT 1 s