The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1906-05-10

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Miss Gibbons returned on Monday
> from short visit in Hamline.
M. Northway of Foreston attended
the Mark auction sale on Saturday.
: Chas. Johnson returned last week
to his home in Dalbo from Crescent
City, California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Newbert passed
Sunday at Mora with their son,
George, and family.
For rent on shares, land suitable
for potato growing. Apply to Lafay-
cite Slaback, route 4, east of Prince
: ton.
Emory Norton of Luck, Wis, came
up on Saturday for visit to his par
} ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Z. Norton, and
t returned on Tuesday.
The Milaca high school baseball
team will play the Princeton high
5 school nine at the fair grounds here
on Saturday afternoon.
John Uglem, son of the president of
the West Branch creamery, left on
Friday for Minneapolis, where he ex-
poets to remain for a time.
For a Sundays outing you can
hardly do better than visit H. B.
Pratt's pretty summer resort at Elk
E lake. Splendid boats and fine fishing.
Geo. Lockwood Of Foreston was
here on business yesterday. Mr..
Lockwood is interested in mining
operations in the northern part of the
state.
Frank Smith of North Branch at
tended the Mark auction on Saturday.
While here he sold to Sheriff Shock
ley a fine team of horses for which the
sheriff paid 5000.
, Mrs. Elvira Hamilton of Garner,
Iowa, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. E.
M. Fiero, and contemplates remain
ing for the summer. Mrs. Hamilton
is Mr.. Fiero's mother. +,
A dance will be given at Jesmer's
opera house on Friday evening, May
Is. The floor has been resurfaced
and is in frst-class condition. Tick
cts for dance, SO cents.
Pete MOrneau returned on Monday
from nursery stock distributing
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the nursery business and can hardly
be excelled as a salesman. 49,.
; G. E. Swanson, auditor of Sher-
burne county, was here on Thursday
Mr.. Swanson had just returned from
Baldwin,, where he inspected the
county ditch in course of construc-
ton.
Mesdames L. S.. Briggs and Jas.
Hartman attended, as delegates the
state convention of Rathbone Sisters
in st. Paul on Tuesday. Mrs. Hart
man will remain week as the guest
of her sister.
A public meeting will be held on
Saturday evening, May IL, in school
house No. 2, district IL, town of
Bogus Brook, for the purpose of con-
e sidering proposition to construct a
telephone line to connect with the
West Branch division. -,
Lumber and other material are be-
ing hauled upon the grounds for the
, erection OF Thos. H. Caley's new resi-
dence. Mr.. Galley intends building
castle which will completely eclipse
in magnifcence the other swell man
t sions in town. There is nothing too
t good fol. Tom. 49, ~
The dance given at the Maccabee
hall last Friday night for the benefit
of the high school junior class was
very literally patronized, in fact the,
ballroom was at times packed to it's
3 limit. Browns orchestra, consisting
of eight pieces, furnished excellent
music, and the, event was one unin-
5 terrupted round of pleasure.
Geo. E. Lindall of the West Branch
creamery was in town Tuesday. He
l says that the creamery is humping
, itself at this time and that the receipts
> of milk run up to $4,000 pounds per
Z day. There is such a heavy demand
5 for the product of this creamery that
it could dispose of four times the
amount of butter now manufactured
there. Id