The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-04-25

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Fresh bread and pastry goods every
day at Ludden's store.
Sample line of shirt waists and
skirts at saving of so per cent, at
Marks Great Bargain Store.
Roy Whitney Of South Haven has
succeeded G.. A. Frazier as telegraph
operator at the Great Northern depot.
Leroy M. Farnham and Miss Orpha
A. Townsend will be married at the
Methodist church by Rev. J. W.
Heard this afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
Seeding in this vicinity is rapidly
proceeding and from appearances
will be almost completed by the end of
the week-that is, of course, with the
exception of corn. -
County Auditor Whitney has offered
to loan Clerk of Court King his par
rot for companionship, but Mr.. King
says that he hears too much swearing
in his Office as it is.
For Sale-Store, location including
One-half acre ground, brick potato
warehouse, wagon scale, etc. For
further particulars apply to G. E.
Healy, Treasurer, Minneapolis, MINI.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. 81. Sleeves, Mrs.
Fred Sleeves, Mrs. Roy Jesmer and
D. Starff departed on Tuesday for
Golden Valley, N. D., where they will
settle upon claims which they there
hold.
The Newbert building on First street
is fast nearing completion and the
structure will be a great Improvement
upon that consumed by fire. In many
instances fire tends to the improve
ment of a town.
Lester Shrode was married to Miss
Frances May Grant, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. E. Grant of Central Park,
Sandy lake, at the Methodist parson-
age in Princeton by Rev. J. W. Heard
on Sunday afternoon.
w. L. Hatch and w. H. Townsend
went to Minneapolis yesterday to pur-
chase joists and other material for the
Townsend building. Mr.. Hatch has
been engaged to execute the carpenter
work on the structure.
Mrs. Caleb Crook, sister of Mrs. 3.
3. Whitney, left on Friday for her
home in Park Rapids. Mrs. Crook
was subjected to surgical operation
by DR.. Cooney at the Northwestern
hospital about a month ago and when
discharged was perfectly we'll.
The assessors for the villages and
towns Of Mile Laos county meet today
at the county auditors office to re-
ceive instructions and be supplied
with the books necessary in the pur-
suit of their work. Personal prop
erty only will be assessed this year.
A one-story building on the Town.
send block will not present as attract
i've an appearance as the structure
consumed by fire, but this will perhaps
be safer than would be the extension
upward of patchwork upon walls which
have withstood the ravages of two
fires.
B. O. Brown has disposed of his
laundry business to J. 81. Reichard of
Chisholm and the new proprietor en-
tered into possession on Monday,
MIR. Brown will leave for Los Angeles,
CAL, next week, but his wife and
family will remain here until he finds
a suitable business location. ID
Contractor Gumbrill drove to Mil I
AGA on Tuesday morning, but was
summoned back in consequence of the
sudden sickness of his son, who was
removed to the Northwestern hospital
shortly after Mr.. Gumbrill's depart
ure from Princeton. The boy was
operated upon later in the day for
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H. 81. Erb, travelling representative
Of the New Prague FIGURING Mill COM
pany, was here on Monday. He had
Just returned from tour of the Mile
Laos lake country and called at this
office to obtain one of the I'm IONS
maps. Mr.. Erb had been told that the
D n map is the only accurate map
81 Mile Laos county that has ever
oeen published. His informant told