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

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evening.
The board of county commissioners =
is in session today. =
Magnus Sjoblom went to St. Paul on t.
a business trip Monday.
House for rent, s14 per month. \
Apply to DR.. T. L. Armitage. S
Mrs. Loretta Howard left on Tues a
day for visit at Osceola, Wis.
The First National Bank of Prince
ton will make you loan on your !.
farm. 7tf
Miss Della Plumondore visited Mrs.
Harvey Robideau at Elk River on
Monday.
Wanted, girl for general house. y
work. Good wages. Apply to Mrs.
G. A. Galley.
Miss Emma Rusness of Glendorado
went to Minneapolis on Tuesday for ,
a visit with friends.
Mrs. Chas. Kopp and child returned r
home on Monday evening from visit
| with relatives in Minneapolis.
E. G. Mills, son-in-law of c. H.
Chadbourne, has arrived home from
Havana and is now in Minneapolis.
A public dance will be given at the
NJ. B. A. hall, Wyanett, on Saturday I
evening, August %. First-class music l.
F.. S. Chapman and assistant,
Harold W. Keith, left on Monday eve
ming to do some survey work on. the
Milaca-Cove road.
Miss Octavia. ROCKFORD .3of Green
bush left yesterday morning for St.
Paul and Bald Eagle lake to visit d
relatives and friends.
Mrs. b. Karlin of Wyanett, sister
of Mrs. Louis Rust, returned on Mon
day from visit to relatives at q
Hinckley and other places.
Money to loan on improved farms {
at the lowest rate of interest. Loans T.
r. OAApoAJ c1Au PAOP011y C4OScu'
14-tf NJ. S. Rutherford & Co.
A calico dance will be given in Her. +
man Markgraf's hall, Brickton, on =
Saturday evening, August 20. Ice y
cream will be served. Good music. t.
A few loads of Ohios have been /
brought to the warehouses this week,
but it is not expected that potatoes in o
large quantity will be marketed until \
September. F
An apron sale will be held on Fri Q
day, August %, at the residence of Il
A. E. Grow in Greenbush for the n
benefit of the Altar society of the
Catholic church. n
The announcements of Guy Ewing S
and Andrew Bryson, candidates for t
county superintendent of schools and c
county commissioner respectively, are T.
printed in this ISSUE {
Misses Louetta and Eva Libby of
Greenbush were guests of their grand Il
mother, Mrs. M. G. Libby, at the +
home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. z. Norton \
from Friday to Monday. Il
Wanted, men with families to work :,
on farm, and a man to run the Page
hotel who can also work on a farm.
Good terms. Apply to j. F. Malone, a
Page, MINI. via Milaca. a
Adel Holm came up from Minneapo- l
lis on Saturday for days visit with -
his father, mother and other relatives. -"
He sprung bran new series of fish -
and other stories on the boys which
they gulped down with apparent relish.
William Bobo and Frank .Dilley of p
Foreston were here on Monday. MIR. q
Bobo formerly lived in Princeton and
he and j. c.. Borden used to play .
checkers together. They also strapped {
over the results.
Frank Peterson has taken Otto +.
Henschel's place at the creamery
pending the outcome of the primaries.
Otto, who is a candidate for nomina-
ton as county treasurer, has gone
forth electioneering. .sr. ..- p
Fhe delegates elected at Milaca on Il
Friday evening to the democratic state n
convention were J. J. Skahen, VIM. b
Nicely, Mike Mahoney, Magnus Sjo- v
blom, Princeton; Emil Sjoberg, Frank Il
Burbank, Fred Hedberg, Milaca. Up