The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-04-18

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Friday, April 26, is Arbor day.
Don't omit to plant a little tree, or
two, or three.
G. S. Flannery of Minneapolis, in
surance companies general agent for
investigation of fire causes, was here
yesterday. ~. '&
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Neville of Min
neapolis, who we're for a few days the
guests of the Payette family, returned
home yesterday.
Roy Jesmer intends leaving today
for his claim at Golden Valley, Mon
tana. Abe Sleeves expects to follow
within week or two.
One hundred pairs sample ladies'
Oxfords in patent leather, $500 value,
to close out $1.00 per pair. Marks
Great Bargain Store.
"Reform" administration, from the
viewpoint of some councilmen, seems
to consist in sitting like bump on a
log, chewing gum and gazing into
space.
Swan S. Peterson has purchased
from N. E. Jesmer his residence prop
erty, paying therefor the sum of
$1,000. The house will be remodeled
and Mr.. Peterson will occupy it as a
dwelling.
O. G. Falstad left on Monday for
Seattle, Washington, near where he
expects to locate. F. H. Loucks of
Northome has purchased Mr.. Fall
stad's farm and entered into possess
sion thereof.
Mrs. Waldo Wtihiam arrived here
on Monday from Park Rapids and
proceeded to Spencer Brook to visit
her sister, Mrs. J. L. Turner, who has
been seriously i'll. Mrs. Turner is
now convalescent.
Mrs. Geo. Judkins will leave here
for Wimbledon, N. D., tomorrow
friday, where, with her husband,
she expects to make her permanent
home. Mr.. Judkins is already To-
Gated at Wimbledon.
Two chimneys caught fire in north
Princeton on Monday, one at the
home of Henry McCue and thes other
in Andrew Romans dwelling. An
alarm of fire was turned in from the
former. No damage resulted from
either blaze.
Peter Greenwood, while engaged in
cutting wood with a circular saw at
Greenbush on Friday, stumbled and
the saw came in contact with his back,
but fortunately he sustained only a
few scratches. Peter. can consider
himself lucky.
Peter Torrell of Wyanett arrived
home last week from Eveleth, near
where he worked throughout the
winter in the woods. Pete is a good
woodsman and never experiences any
difficulty in securing good position
with the logging companies.
A. F. Pratt, county attorney of
Anoka county, was a caller at this
Office yesterday. Speaking of the
U nj O n S county map Mr.. Pratt said
that it was one of the handiest refer
ence charts he has in his Office because
it is accurate and therefore reliable.
The pupils of the high school will
render a musical and literary pro-
gram in the assembly room tomorrow
friday evening for the benefit of the
High School Athletic association.
The object for which the entertainment
Will pe given is a worthy one and the
students should be accorded a liberal
patronage. ;, AZ. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. M. ,Babcock.
Mrs. WI. Babcock and Miss Cora
Babcock of q Elk, River, and Mr..
Hoover of Minneapolis were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. K. 81. Burrell
on Sunday. The party came up from
Elk R1ver in Mr.. Babcock's,. auto
mobile machine which he has re-
Gently purchased. -...
John Rodgers of East St. Cloud
called upon the U Mon people on
For thirty-two years Mr..
Rodgers was resident of Blue Hill
and left there about four years ago
for his present place of residence. He
is one IF the hest farmers in the conn