The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1909-06-24

market day. 1t
The Filiae Regis ladies will serve
ice cream and lemonade at Kopp &
Bartholomew store on Saturday
people. QUO -oon--
For market day-Saturday next
-Scheen's confectionery will have a
special sale on souvenir postal cards.
an call on Don't miss it.
The Ladies' Relief association will
waists on meet at the home of Mrs. Arson
Co. Howard on Friday, July 2, at 3
rim 70 m O'Clock in the afternoon.
rday. On Tuesday, June %, Clerk of Court
bns;nose King issued a marriage license to
osdav John N. Holmberg of Benton county
and Selma Lindquist of Milo.
pss for his Robt. D. Byers left on Friday for
a months visit to his father in Cali
fornia. He will make stops at Beach,
Will pay D., Seattle and Portland en- route.
E. Allen ----------
George Dunn is entertaining his
classmate, A. r.. Granger-showing
a MONDAY him how to catch big strings of fish,
i al'er inc etc. Mr.. Granger will remain until
Monday.
eepy Eye F. NJ. Penhallecon. naintar and
'ae' rom paperhanger, solicits share of your
patronage and guarantees good
ands and job and prices the lowest Rural
he south telephone. 19-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Schwartz
ded the attended the funeral of Aug Dudduek
let of the at Glenwood, Wis, on Thursday last.
at Anoka Mr.. Dudduek was brother-in-law of
Mr.. Schwartz: ).
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II. Boyn Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Keith and
,om frame Fred Keith attended the funeral Of
Ruther- Arthur c. Keith at Merriam Park on
19-tf Friday afternoon. The burial was in
M ., 81, Oakland cemetery: go
horses to Dr. Small left on Monday to attend
will pay the annual convention of the Mime
!: Ross. sofa sou State Dentists association at
Minnetonka and DR.. McRae departed
ILL., on Tuesday for the same place. Il.
70 wedding Mrs L. E. Fox went to Mora--where
her husband has charge of creamery
- pa;aoa on Friday and returned Monday.
p,;oas - Under Mr.. Fox's management the
a.a on Mora creamery is doing first class
S. M. Wergin was awarded the con-
= fo,oo ~ tract for painting the exterior of the
.,: court house. His bid was $3.50 for
on;aoo4as two coats. Dan Spaulding was
awarded the contract to paint the in
terior-S38 for two coats.
Kelly of ro 1900 1---,,
~, moving machine and rake both as
I'd family farna honsa soaa =. e"lolu
liner and and gentle, and set of driving
apolis to harness. Edmund Young.
1oon u"' Miss Mildred Rutherford's MANY
" friends will be pleased to learn that,
ul was a under the care of eminent occulsts.
IN Green she is gradually recovering her eye
assen &C. sight and will probably, within few
OK to St. weeks, be able to see as we'll as ever.
: Henry Newbert on Monday pur-
arrived chased from William Ross dark
ing from chestnut gelding with four white legs
Cotton's which is certainly a beautiful animal
TX Libby, gentle and as sound as a dollar. It
1ds weighs l,275 pounds. Mr.. Ross has
right and al all times horses on hand which are
Wis. are above the average in good qualities.
5anrights Harry Shockley and Bob King re-
ratt and turned from Mile Laos on Monday
weeks. morning, both with highly-colored
has in countenances acquired while fishing
, most m on the big lake. Harry had gunny-
DIV IN do sack full OF pike and other fish when
! comnete he reached home, but that is no indi-
work is cation that he and Bob caught them
25tf they we're probably purchased from
Indians.
last week --z - ------
loft wrist Andrew Lundeen, who formerly
der ,non lived at Spencer Brook, died at the
the hack Good Samaritan hospital, Portland,
He was Oregon, on June 16, aged 46 years IL
and thus months 20 days The cause Of death
was appendicitis, for which he had
been submitted to an operation at the
inuruay hospital. Mr.. Lundeen is survived
y 'ne sun by widow, two children, Lille and
DIS an m Walter, and two brothers.
old Sol -------- ------
! slice of an announcement OF the marriage
oyer had OF Miss Inez Young to Chas e.
Thiessen has been received at this
Office. The nuptials were solemnized
Armitage's at Poynette, Wis.,. the home of the
70 26, and bride and groom, on June Is. Mrs.
ent OF on Theissen was formerly clerk in the
you buy Princeton postofice and is consequ ent-
lis is the ~ known to great many people here
lrmitage's The U nj o extends it's hearty CON.
-. gratul lions. !.