The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-01-24


I am closing out all my regular 81
caps at IS cents each.
P. l.. Roadstrom.
Miss Agatha Nachbar is visiting
her sister in St. Paul and expects to
be absent from Princeton about a
month.
~ F. J. Hallin, optician, will be at
Princeton Drug Co.'S store from II a.
m. Thursday to 4:30 p. NJ, Friday,
February IA and Is.
Rev. Father Levings returned last
night from Fairview, Kansas, where
he had been called by the death of his
sister, Miss Agnes Levings.
Miss Inez Young returned on Mon
day from Poynette, Wis, and has re-
sumed clerical work in the postoffice.
Miss Young is an expert clerk.
Why not utilize those spare moments
by studying shorthand and typewrit-
ing? Call at once and join my night
class. A. r. Davis, Riverside hotel.
DR.. Armitage left on Tuesday to at
tend the convention of the state grand
lodge of Masons at St. Paul. The
doctor was delegate from the Prince
ton lodge. s.
I will pay the following prices for
Eastwood heading bolts delivered at
my mill: 54-inch, s4.25; 45-inch, So. 40;
4O-inch, $500; 37-inch. 50. 80; 34-inch,
$3.50. Elmer Whitney.
Mrs. Greenough of Foreston called
at the Union Office on Thursday.
Mrs. Greenough conducts one of the
best hotels in the country. The host
elry is up to date in every respect. =.
George Haddow left on Tuesday for
Oregon, where he intends remaining
this winter and will during that time
endeavor to secure timber claim.
Mrs. Haddow accompanied him as far
as Minneapolis. g."
Albertus Hanson has, through his
attorney, G. A. .Dickey, appealed the
famous runaway case to the district
court upon the grounds that the YER
dict was not in accord with the testi-
mony produced.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. 81. Witte came over
from St. Cloud on Saturday and re-
turned yesterday. Mr.. Witte SAYS
that his business is fast increasing
and that he will have men on the road
in the interest thereof the coming
spring and summer.
The great 25 per cent reduction sale
is still in progress at Kopp & Bar
tholomew's and will continue until
February 2. This is a genuine cut
price sale and the firm has a splendid
selection of clothing and gents fur
nishings on hand. See advertisement
on page s.
Districts whose applications for
library books have been sent in since
December l, 1906, must await legisla-
tive appropriation before their orders
can be filled. 1t will probably be
thirty days, or about the middle of
next month, before there are avail
able funds.
Guy Ewing, County Superintendent.
George W. Marshall was examined
in probate court on Friday and de-
clared to be insane. He was conducted
to the Fergus Falls hospital by
Sheriff shockley upon the same day.
On his return trip the sheriff was
passenger on the Great Northern train
which was wrecked near Osseo Satur-
day morning. Three cars were over
turned and three passengers injured.
The Rebekah Dramatic company
will present the four-act comedy
drama, Cup Vermont Way,' at Jes-
mer's opera house on the evening of
Friday, February l. This play was
placed on the boards by the same
company about two years ago, and it
is by special request of many persons
that it will be reproduced. It is a
good play. bristling with humorous
situations, and drew a large crowd
when last presented here. The cause
for which the drama will bee, staged is
a good one. -.3 -a g..
Emmett Mark will hold his regular
monthly auction at his corrals in
Princeton: on Saturday, February 2.
Mr.. Mark says that the horses which
he will offer at this sale, consisting of
loggers: farm mares, geldings and
saddle horses, are his personal prop
e1ty, but that those sold by him at the
preceding two or three sales were the
property of others. From so to 1901
horses will he n1ace6 nn1or Tho how