The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-04-11

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W. G. McVicar went up to Mora on
Monday for the purpose of decorating
the State bank and the cashiers resi-
dence.
Every day we meet farmers who in
qulre, care we going to have public
weighing scales in Princeton?" It is
up to the village council. -H..@
We have bought the stock of Martin
Brands salvage goods and will close
out same at half of original selling
price. Marks Great Bargain Store.
The prizes at the Wyanett bal
masque last Saturday, we're won by
Bert Bates, the homeliest man, and
Miss Christine Westling, for the best
costume.
Al. NUM- has presented the fire de-
partment with the sum of five dollars
in appreciation of the promptness with
which the boys responded to the call
at MS residence.
MIR. and Mrs. M. L. Wheeler have
returned from Minneapolis and again
taken up their residence in Princeton.
Mr.. Wheeler is now in the employ of
the Galley Hardware company.
House and lot for sale cheap.
House modern and contains 6 rooms,
bathroom and frost-proof cellar.
High and dry location. For further
particulars apply at Union office.
W. b. Brown, jr., of St. Paul was
here on visit to relatives and
friends last Saturday. Mr.. Brown is
engaged in hauling lumber for the new
building being erected by the Hamm.
Brewing company.
The following new advertisements
appear in this issue: P. L. Road
strom, CA. Jack, Galley Hardware Co.
~, J. G. Herldiska, Aug. Strong
berg, Diamond Spring Bottling Works
anu OeCuf1Uy state Oank.
Every week the Union is ap-
preached by farmers who desire to see
public scales established in this vii
lage and the demand is becoming gen.
eral. In fairness to the farmers such
scales should be installed.
VIM. Hayes of Princeton was mar
ried to Miss Della Perry of Hugo,
Mimi, on April 2. The marriage
took place at Hugo and Immediately
thereafter the bride and groom left for
their claim at Wibaux, Mont.
Verge Hatcher and Charles Far
rington have entered into contract
to perform railroad construction work
at Piers, Mimi Mr.. harrington left
on Tuesday with the teams and Mr..
Hatcher and family will follow today
Clerk of Court King: Judge Taylor
highly complimented the Union for
the absolute accuracy with which it
reported the court proceedings. The
judge furthermore stated that many
country papers so tumble reports that
they become misleading.
Ben Cotton writes the Pioneer from
Spokane, WASH, where he is in the
employ of the Kalispell Milling Co.,
that he may return to Mile Laos lake
this spring or summer. His friends at
the lake would be glad to see him
back again.-Mille Laos Pioneer.
There is one member of the village
council who understands his business
and does not require forever and a
day to make up his mind: We refer to
Recorder Stanley. Stanley is all
right and some day the people of the
county will ask him to step up higher.
Frederick Bauman died at the home
of his son in Greenbush on Wednes-
day, April 3, from senile debility.
The funeral services we're held in the
Princeton German Lutheran church on
Saturday, April 6, and we're conducted
by Rev. Stamm. The remains were
inferred in the German Lutheran
cemetery. Mr.. Bauman was Y years
of age.
Emmett Marks horse sale on Satur-
day eclipsed any that he has previ-
ously held both in the number and
nualitv If horcoc dicpoco1 ~ Mo,u