The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-09-26

Cash paid for poultry of all kinds
at the Riverside hotel
St. Cloud Business College is now
open. New classes formed September
3Oth. -.
Il. B. Pratt was buying potatoes for
the American Society of Equity at
Zimmerman last week.
Mankato Commercial College is an
up-to-date school. It is the school
for you to attend. Send for catalogue.
Found, near T. F. Scheen's resi-
dence, a girls shoe. Owner may OBJ
tain same by calling at Union Office.
For sale, cheap and on easy terms,
a number of horses taken in on mort
cages. Horses may be seen at Marks
barns. Aulger Rines.
The October term of the district
court for the county of Mile Laos will
commence on Monday, October 7, at
Princeton.
Geo. W. Johnson, auditor of the
Tri-State telephone system, arrived
here Tuesday on his periodical check
ing-up trip.
A. P. Jorgensen, postmaster at
was here on business at the
session of the county commissioners
on Tuesday. -
St. Cloud Business Collegeha up
5o-date courses and methods, and its
graduates fill all positions in business
without difficulty.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Moore and Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Boynton left for .Su-
perior on Monday evening to visit
relatives a few days.
Louis ROCKFORD left on Monday for
st. Paul to attend the annual meeting
Of the Minnesota union of the Ameri-
can Society of Equity.
DR.. Armitage says he would not OBJ
ject to the title "Lord'' if we would
desist from referring to that man
Terrell as ''Lord Lieutenant.
A cement sidewalk is being laid
alongside of the A. S. Mark and John
McCool property on First street.
Bergman Bros. are doing the work.
B.~F. Reem, formerly of Long ST.
ding, has started hotel on the north |
side OF Mile Laos lake, near Wealth
wood. Mr.. Reem was here this week. |
A. S. Mark is having the exterior
If his residence property painted. |
The interior has recently been dec
grated and modernized in ever partic-
llar.
Miss Emma Logan, chief operator |
1t the .Tri- State telephone exchange in |
Princeton, is enjoying a fortnig gifts |
vell-earned vacation at her home in |
Anoka. !
Nelson's photo of the corn and po-
'ato palace at the Anoka fair is a |
good one. The palace was also a |
good one and Nelson is good pho
tographer.
For rent-A three-roomed house. |
also two rooms, unfurnished, in nv
residence suitable for boys or girls
attending school. Apply to M. L. |
Princeton.
Call at the Galley hardware store
and see the latest and best in. ranges
the Quick Meal. Read advertise. |
ment pertaining to same insanother
column of this number.
O.. B. Morehouse recently met with
an accident at Fargo, where a case Of |
beer fell on him and fractured three
ribs. He came home on Saturday and |
will remain until he is able to resume
his duties as express messenger. 4
Mr.. Pratt's dance at Elk Lake mark
was we'll patronized on Friday night,
the temperature being just right for
tripping the light tor. even heavy
fantastic toe. The crowd was one of
the jolliest that has enjoyed the pa
vilion dances this season.
County Commissioner Potts of
informs the Union that
frost on Saturday night did consider
able damage to corn and vegetables
in the vicinity of Mora, in some
places killing the crops outright. No
frost has yet appeared in the Mile
Laos lake country, says Mr.. Potts.