The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-02-28


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Enstrom's photos-they please.
Twenty-Five mules will be there ;
Marks auction, March 2.
Fl. B.Pratt of Elk Lake park was a
caller at this Office on Friday.
Serenus Skahen passed from Thurs
day to Monday at his home in Prince {
ton.
Try our little photos, 10 for 10 cents. I
Sunday is our last day here. Penny v
Gallery. \
Men s furnishings, clothing, etc., at
Martin Brands fire sale extraordinary v
lily cheap. l
The Penny Gallery will be open Fri
day, Saturday and Sunday. Sunday
is the last day. t
The Dorcas society will meet at the
residence of Mrs. Frank Burbank on
Wednesday afternoon, March 6.
Mrs. B. Mark of St. Paul was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Mark ).
from Friday to Monday.
100000 to loan on improved farms.
Loans promptly closed.
,.yRobt. II. King.
During Sunday the wind blew from +
nine different points of the compass {
and a person could get almost any
sort of climate he wanted.
Miss Grace and George Dunn spent s
from Thursday evening to Monday {
morning at their home here, returning t
upon the latter day to their studies at
Hamline university. |.
There is nothing just as good as our t
Syrup of White Pine and Tar for i
coughs and colds. Your money back 6
if it does not help you.
Home Drug Store.
We are pleased to see our good I
friend, William Harter, around again. /
Mr.. Harter had been laid up for f
fortnight with incipient pneumonia {
and is at this time very weak from the
effects.
Miss Hardy of Cass Lake, daughter {
of the late Sheriff Hardy, now oc- f
cupies the position of stenographer in i
the clerk of courts office. Mr.. King L
can congratulate himself upon secur-
ing so competent an amanuensis.
Joseph G.. Borden has decided that {
he will not enter the race for village {
recorder at the coming spring cleo
ton. During his official career Joe '
has ever been attentive to the duties {
devOlving upon him and has made a I
first-class recorder generally.
AS S. 81. Palmer was returning from
Detroit yesterday the train in which
he was riding ran into freight which
was standing in the yards in Staples.
The engine and several cars were de- =
mOlished and the engineer and fireman
badly injured.> None of the pas
sengers however, sustained any in
jury.
Rev. Carlson and family will leave
here within a few days for Forest ,
Lake, where Mr.. Carlson has been ,
called to the passionate Of the Swedish :
Lutheran church. He will be sue ;
ceeded at this place by Rev. Magney, :
who will preach his first sermon in
the Swedish Lutheran church on =
Sunday next at o'clock in the AFTER ,
noon.
Miss Ruth Mark came home from
st. Joseph's academy, St. Paul on |
Friday and returned Monday. On f
Friday evening she was given a sur
prise by nineteen of her young friends ;
and games formed the principal feat I
ure of the occasion. Duren Jack and r
Harold Galley won the boys prizes t
and Alma Roos and Stella Plumon- !
dore the girls. Miss Mark served a r
dainty luncheon.
Mrs. Emmett Mark has brought &C.
ton against the city of Detroit for :
$4,000 damages, charging false i'm ,
prisonment. The case grew out of
Mrs. Marks arrest and confinement :
in jail by the city authorities for re- t
fusal to secure peddler's license. AS !
she had already obtained years. s
lease on a building in Detroit for |
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