The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1906-08-09

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Enstrom's photos they satisfy. c
Rev. and Mrs. Henderson are away
on their annual vacation.
I am prepared to do all kinds of
plain sewing. Mrs. G. Blocker.
Mr.. Day came down from Mora on
Saturday to attend Marks great horse =
sale. :
Miss Clara Westling returned on
Monday from visit to relatives in
Superior.
Wisconsin full cream cheese, rich 7
and creamy. You like it and want ,
more. Ludden's store.
Godfrey Wicktor visited his home in ,
Santiago on Saturday and returned {
to Elk River on Monday. 4
Emmett Mark will hold a horse sale l.
at Ogilvie on Saturday. He will be
assisted by Holland, the great auc-
tiOneer. II
The school board of 2ease held {
meeting on Tuesday evening and en- t
gagged Miss Christa Wallace of Prince Is
ton for nine-months term.
Lost-In town the past week two ten
dollar bills and two fves folded to-
gether. Finder return and receive
reward Chas. Keith. k
Services at the Methodist church
on Sunday will be as follows: Morn
ing, 1890, theme "God's Plan of SAL {
vation;" evening, s, theme ''Divine t
Grace.' Ii
Robt. Clark has cut the second crop
of hay on the court house grounds.
A great Improvement in the appear
ance of the lawn has however re-
suited therefrOm. : =. T
Down with the weeds wherever
found. Clean up the streets and al
leys. Keep litter from off the streets.
lake pride in having your premises
present neat appearance.
Farmers! If you are Interested in
protecting your life and buildings
from lightning, write to J. A. Wetter,
Princeton, Route 5, for book on cop
per cable lightning rods, free. 32-tf
MIR. Harry Oerting came up from
Hamline last Saturday on visit to
George r. Dunn. In company with
his host and several other young fell (
lows Mr.. Oerting is having gala !
time camping at Elk lake.
Mrs. Dolly Gle Olson, while using !
lamp to heat a curling iron on {
Tuesday afternoon, in some manner 7
ignited her dress and narrowly es-
capped serious injury. AS it was her
right hand was severely burned.
The veterans of Wallace T. Rines <
post, G. A. R., extends to Princeton
ians and other friends a hearty well f
come to their quarters at the national
encampment and promises to entertain
them to the best of their ability.
Mr.. S. W. Williams, the well-known
raiser OF and dealer in potatoes, is
excavating for a large warehouse op-
posite Union street on the west side of
the railroad track. Mr.. Villa ms
contemplates putting up a spacious +
frost~proof up-to-date building. i
On Friday evening, August II, Mr..
Pratt will give another of his popular
dances at Elk Lake park and Ander-
sons orchestra will furnish music for ,
the occasion. Refreshments of var
ious kinds may be obtained in the f.,
pavilion. For an evenings real en- ,
joyment you should go to Elk Lake !
park on August II. Tickets for dance. ,
so cents.
Miss Christensen arrived here from
Minneapolis on Monday to succeed +
Miss Larkin as bookkeeper at the !
Galley Hardware company's store. '
Miss Larkin, who has worked for Mr.. +,
Galley many years, and is one of the ,
best accountants in the northwest has ,
resigned her position. She is a ladv :
very highly respected by the people of =
Princeton.
Jim Saxon tells us that from 1871
to 1889 he; was well acquainted at
Rantoul, ILL.,, with old Joe Cannon, !
who is7no* hankering after the United II
States presidency fact Jim and In
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