The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1909-12-30

secondhand desks and a book case
for sale. Inquire of F. G. Cater,
County Commissioner First district.
52-2tc
For sale, a threshing machine with
IL horsepower Reeves engine and
32x48 separator. It will pay you to
investigate. Apply to A. F. Hanson,
Route 4, Princeton. 52-4tp i
The editor of the Cambridge Inde-
pendent-Press knows what he is talk
ing about when he says: "News-
papers are like other business enter.
prises these days; it takes money to
pay the bills that naturally pile up"
Erick Highlander and wife came
down from Brainerd on Saturday to
visit Mrs. Heylander's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. S. P. Woodman. They re-
turned on Tuesday, accompanied by
their son. Mr.. Highlander says he is
doing we'll at Brainerd.
Miss Mabel Prescott, who is teach
ing school at Sisseton, S. D.; Earl
Prescott, who is attending the st.
Paul Law college, and Guy Prescott,
bookkeeper for Howard-Farwell Co.,
Minneapolis, spent Christmas with
their parents at Spencer Brook.
DR.. L. B. Galbraith of Cass Lake
and bride arrived here on visit to
the DOCTORS sisters, Misses Matte
and Alice Galbraith, on Tuesday and
will leave today. DR.. Galbraith was
married on December Is at Elk River
Ito Miss Myrtle E. Williams of Cass
Lake, and the young people are on
their way home from their bridal tour.
That dreaded scourge, diphtheria,
has invaded two homes in the lake
region-Murray, the II year old son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Norton, died
on the evening of the 22nd, and
little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Aug.
Eichmiller of Onamia died on the
afternoon of the same day Both of
the afflicted families have the sincere
sympathy of the Union.
i Mrs. E. A. Davis and son returned
to their home in Minneapolis last
| Thursday after a visit of several
days. duration with the families of
Mr.. Henry Newbert and Mr.. A. W.
Kenfeld. Many years ago, when
Mrs. Davis was a school girl and
twas known as Miss Electra Green,
she spent a summer with her aunt,
Mrs. Henry Newbert, at, the old
American house.
Miss Lizzie Sadley, the most sue
cessful teacher of all the Princeton
high school graduates, reached home
from Milwaukee last Friday evening
and expects to return tomorrow. Miss
Sadley taught in the high school at
Crookston for five years. Now she
has good position in one of the
Milwaukee public schools, and she is
capable of filling any position from
superintendent down.
Milaca's high school debating team
met defeat at the hands of the Pine
City high school debating team last
week. The subject was the same as at
Cambridge Resolved, That Mime
sofa Should Adopt the Initiative and
Referendum The Milaca team had
the affirmative and the Pine City team
the negative. Here's hoping that
Milaca and Princeton will meet with
better success next time.
DR.. D. P. Ordway's improved
plasters for the cure of rheumatism,
sciatica, lumbago, lame back or side,
neuralgia, pleurisy, lung complaints.
and all bronchial troubles, cramps,
kidney disease, dyspepsia, sprains,
heart disease, liver complaint, dropsy,
female weakness, sore and weak eyes.
A preventative and cure of pneumonia
and consumption. Price Is cents.
Sold exclusively by Capt. n. Small,
Z IluCOUOu. LII
Miss Mabel Prescott and Miss
Grace Dunn reached their respective
homes the night before Christmas
after quite an experience in crowded
and delayed trains coming from
Sisseton, S. D. Miss Prescott teaches
the 7th grade and Miss Dunn is
assistant principal of the high school
at Sisseton. The girls return next
week and do not expect to be home
again until the close of the school
term next June.
Golden Rule Notion Store.
InGaddition to toys a large assort-
ment Of useful articles will be found at
| this store The line is too extensive
to enumerate here, but if you will call
we shall be very pleased to show them.
| Mrs. L. G. PRESCOTT.