The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1908-08-20

Miss Mary Huse arrived home on
Monday evening from Chatfeld, where
she spent her vacation with relatives
and passed a delightful time.
81. B. Pratt and Andrew Davis both
make announcement in this issue of
the U Union that they are candidates
for legislative honors in the 45th
district.
Otto Henschel has fled as repub-
lican candidate for nomination for the
office of county treasurer. His an
nouncement appears in this week S
Union.
Miss Helen Staples of Elk River
was the guest of her uncle, aunt and
cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Staples
and family, from Thursday to Tuesday
morning.
Mrs. F. r. Burrell was elected
president of the Presbyterian Ladies
Aid society which was organized at
Onamia last week, and Mrs. r. E..
Barton was elected secretary.
Miss O'Reilly, bookkeeper at the
Princeton State bank, is concluding
her two months vacation with friends
in. st. Paul and Minneapolis. She
will return to Princeton within a few
days.
Sergt. H. G. Marshall of Copmany G
was one of the fifteen marksmen
selected to compete in the national
army and militia shoot at Camp
Perry, Ohio. The marksmen left
Camp Lakeview for Ohio last Friday.
The Ladies' Relief association,
auxiliary to Wallace T. Rines Post
l42, G. A. r., will give a ten-cent
social at the home of Mrs. E. M.
Chapman tomorrow afternoon from 3
to O'Clock.
Before you start for Princeton to
have your picture taken be sure it is
the first or third Saturday of the
month, as these are the only days
you will find Nelson, the famous pho
tographer from Anoka, at his studio
in Princeton. 2tf
Mrs. E. F. Griffith received tele-
gram on Tuesday, stating that her son,
NJ. L. Wheeler, was very sick at
Pleasant Grove, in the southern part
OF the state, and she Immediately left
for that place. Leon is suffering from
malarial fever.
Delos Hunts barn, with it's contents
OF about thirty tons of hay, was con-
sumed by fire on Monday night be-
tween and 9 'clock. The fire was
caused by the explosion of lantern.
An insurance of $500 was carried in
Guy Ewing's agency.
| Some miscreant threw a briekbat
through the plate glass window of the
Farnham building on First street
monday night. Marshal Cravens says
the deed was committed after mid
| night, for he passed down the street at
II O'Clock and everything was quiet.
We understand that we are to have
a town between Isle and McGrath.
| about four and half miles from Isle.
1t will be named Redtop. We are not
much stuck on the name but hope it
will make big city, although we
have no way of getting to it in the
summer. -Opstead Cor. Lake Breeze.
/ Mr.. Fox says that only 10 cents per
pound is being paid for butterfat by
the centralizer's agent at Zimmerman
and in consequence some of the farm
ers in that territory are bringing their
cream to the Princeton Cooperative
creamery, where they get % cents. It
pays to haul that distance for diff
ference Of three cents per pound.
While hunting for the body of AL
bert East in the Rum river some
weeks ago L. N. Crows watch drop
ped from his pocket and he failed to
recover it. Mr.. Grow shortly after
left for Golden Valley, where he re-
NAMED until last week. On Monday
he visited the place where he lost the
watch and the second time be drew out
the rake he was using found his
J pocket clock.