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

PRINC ET ON JJNION 4 4
Marks horse sale May 4. 81.
Pure maple syrup. Vermont home
made, going fast. Ludden's store.
S. w. Williams, the potato man,
made trip to Minneapolis yesterday.
For Sale Cheap-ol greenhouse
property near track. Apply to A.
Orr, Princeton.
The ladies of the Dorcas society will
meet next Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. P. Wikeen.
Remember the date of the great ball
game-Princeton VS.. Foley at the fair
grounds, Sunday, May 5.
ForSale-A Bigelow Brussels rug,
AKA, in good condition. Inquire for
further particulars of Mrs. G. S.
Neumann.
Chas. Hepburn of Cambridge has
succeeded Nels Agren as compositor
in the Union Office. He comes
highly recommended.
Money to loan on improved farms
at the lowest rate of interest. Loans
and properly closed.
14-tf M. S. Rutherford & Co.
Emmett Marks regular monthly auc-
tion will be held on Saturday, May 4.
He will have on hand large number
of western, native and logging
horses. ,"-. ~.
Miss Hardy on Saturday left here
to assume her work as stenographer
at the Austin branch of the Hamm
Brewing company of which E. D.
Claggett is now the superintendent.
We have few suits and pants left
of N. E. Jesmer's and Martin Brand S
salvage goods which will be closed at
a ridiculously low price.
Marks Great Bargain Store.
Guy Nicely is home on a visit to his
parents for the first time in several
years. Guy has been in the copper
regions of Arizona and old Mexico for
some time and has met with fair sue
cess. -@
Here is a good one on the intel
ligent compositor" of the Foley indie.
pendent: "Last evening the school
board met to consider the hiring OF
the corpse of teachers for the ensu-
ing year,
All teachers who can possibly so do
should attend the meeting of the Mile
Laos Teachers association at Milaca
on May 4. The convention promises
to be one of the most interesting and
instructive ever held. ...,..
In view of the fact that suspicious
characters have during the week been
prowling around the houses of citizens
at night it would not be a bad idea tc
keep loaded gun within easy reach
for use in cases of emergency. .e
Fred Foote will give dance in the
Woodman hall, Spencer Brook, to.
morrow friday evening. The PEG.
pie of Spencer Brook are good enter.
tainers and those who attend the hop
are certain of an enjoyable time. -
F.. G. Foltz intends opening a -four
and feed store in the Chadbourne
building on Main street recently va.
Gated by Martin Brands. Mr.. Foltz
went to Minneapolis on Monday to
make arrangements for a supply.
Mr.. Terrell says that there are
thirteen places in the village where
farmers can weigh their potatoes, hay,
etc. These scales are not however
public ones. Ills public scales that
the farmers ask for and they of course
have their reasons for the demand.
owen Bracken of Greenbush was in
town Tuesday, and although he is in
his eighty-eighth year and fought for
the Union in the war of the rebellion.
ne looks as if he we're good for an
other score of years. Mr.. Bracken is
as clipper as most men of half his
years.
Horses of every description will be
offered at Marks auction on Satur-
day, May 4, in Princeton. Among
them will be included some fine speci-
mems OF logging horses which Mr..
Mark has secured. It will pay any
one desiring horses, mules or ponies
to attend this sale.