The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1908-01-02

freSn leI6uce green w.
G. Mddlebrook. Bring in your fu
to Evens Hardware
fessional visit to Ogilvie. - N;..oa.a1;
DR.. Armitage went down to the l-3t
cities on business Tuesday. IN = Fon
Bread that is bread-pure and IChrstmased with
wholesome. Fresh every day at New returned the
ton s Bakery morning. The doc
$780, 900 to loan improved FARMS Oh warm rlenos 10
Loans promptly closed. Mr.. Hugh Murta
Robt 81. King. Brainerd last Frid
Attorney Roef Waller Milaca Gays OF MS Vaca5l(
was here business at the court e,so u: un'
house Tuesday. sIou po'l''on III
Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Rutherford A,, oo.;-o
were among the passengers on Tues nd.f+; Nv
day mornings train. a. Tho sohoo1 IN,
Smith & Earley's saloon has been Dalbo, next Wedn
decorated and fixed up in rstclass board Of directo
style by Steve Palmer. year will be elected
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Dobbn of William Berry
Minneapolis spending the holt Farley marie
days with Mr.. and Mrs. E. K Evens. Levings in the
d. n.L = : Foreston, at high I
vices at Foreston on Sunday and "o 1l - A0oiiy WI
returned to Princeton the following D0"A AA1looo.
day. A New Years pal
Lost Friday evening on the po1p ~ s"n01oo va
road to the station, brown leather W 80 =, - W.
belt Please leave at the U n i o n i
Office s0lVos' "r' ano
" royal entertainers.
T. E. Brown left this morning for y .
Albion, Penn after a soiourn of go. 49, -sl
several months with friends and rela- ' " % >
here. Sooieoy "O oanaS
and showed the me
Mrs. J. F. Boulter of Duluth picturesque groun
arrived here Monday evening foc as polite as Fren
visit with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. A. when plotting the o
coates and family domain.
Mrs. Fred Gilman and of Miss Tennie CRAY
Minneapolis guests of Mrs. Jaax gagged to succeed
the Christmas holidays Mrs. teacher in the B8th
Gilman is daughter of Mrs. Jaax. lie schools Miss
Our pufs, apple pufs, Cakes resigned Miss Te
etc., cannot be exceed baker is graduate OF the Fri
of years. experience and ana mas been hlghl
knows exactly how to cater the IN various
public palate. Newtons Bakery. Boys and girl
New ads in this number: Kopp & country, read GU
Bartholomew, Princeton Drug Co., nouncement. The
Equity Cash Shoe Store c. A. Jack inc country has JUS
Solomon Long, j. G. Herdliska as the BOY or girl
Scheens Confectionery, T. Kette nave tried to be ai
hodt prize of So. 90 is off
Mrs. Allen Hayes went to the city
yesterday morning to visit her par Inc 81. Clouo
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. David Whtcomb ports nat IL WILL
and her return she will bring back "'n 5ne att
her daughter Dorothy who has been .oy VI 'ne scnoo
visiting with her grandparents. nolloay week the
The attention of teachers is again creasd eron,an
called to the examinations for cond Rns;noss ~
mon school certificates to be held at nor veex
Princeton, Onama and Milaca on
January 30, 3d. and February l. See u o1 n.:
program elsewhere in this issue. ~ - 49, u1
BEFORE you start for Princeton to It CONSISTED
nave your picture taken be sure it is songs, dialogues,
the first third Saturday of the Christmas tree
nonC as these are the only days sented their parts
you will find Nelson, the famous pho the
tographer from Anoka his studio oyed by the large
IN Princeton. 22tf present.
The Princeton Produce company Victor Osell and
will meet in the house in son we're married
this village January IA at 10 the brde,s unce
03o1 lab
ocloch d. M, and the secretary apois last evenin
requests tna6 members put forth an formerly lived
10 % Present as business OF i'm at the time of her
porCance Will come up Tor actlon resident of Mime:
The Modern brotherhood of Ah,eri Osell is head Gle
ca and Good Templar lodges held strom's Both ar
Joint celebration in the NJ B. A. hall young people,
Wyanett, New Years short tne wedding were
play presented and there were time of going
.c. 49,. .f ~ Auo1o The forty-ffth ar
vided -. =: con,nooa :: o.
Buttermaker Barnes of the Prince will be in sessi
ton creamery to have relatives representative dele
in many parts of the GLOBE He ance from Mile La
didn't know it, however, until calen the number being
dars were received by him from Nor shall, Prot B.
way, Sweden, France, Germany, Bertha Sellhorn
Holland, Bohemia, Scotland and the Kathryne Void,
Fiji islands, most of them printed in Ewing. Many of
languages that he could not read of Mile Laos coun