The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1909-06-10

! the International Harvester Co., came
over from St. Cloud on behalf of his
J firm Tuesday.
M. S. Rutherford & Co. will loan
|you money on yonr farm at the lowest
rate of interest We give liberal pay
ment privileges. loft
=! If you want to sell or rent your
land call on or write to Uglem Co. at
Long Siding. They have number
o. Of inquiries for land. 23-tf
'los If your lawn mower doesn't work
right take it to Peterson & Nelson's
aul and have it adjusted and sharpened.
Satisfaction guaranteed. 24-2t
on E. B. Anderson has sold his barn to
If S. P. Woodman. In about a week
70 Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson and son, Roy,
will 60 to the Pacific coast.
nod Miss Ella B. Hanson of Mime
oo apolis, until recently teacher in dis
trict 7, Sherburne county, came up to
1ce- attend the commencement exercises.
e If you are thinking of buying farm,
you had better see Robt. II. King, for
~ he has lots of them for sale at reason
20 able prices and on easy terms of pay
ment. 6.tf
,e's NJ Do-L-77-.-- --:-
mi ~ nonhn.o, aa,;a;te ~.
" patronage and guarantees good
orn job and prices the lowest. Rural
nal telephone. 19-tf
Miss Mary Foltz came over from
ney South Haven to attend the high school
ney commencement exercises and her
If sister, Miss Margaret Foltz, accom-
NJ panied her back yesterday.
z. A program and ice cream social
will be given by the Young Peoples
will society of Woodward in school No. 2,
lis district No. II, on Saturday evening,
rng June IL. Everybody invited.
If Rev. Father Levings returned last
rch evening from Little Falls, where he
NJ attended las delegate from st.
enc Edwards court, No. 1866 the state
convention of tie Catholic Order Of
Foresters.
oyn = .--- $50 =
mo Serenus Skahen returned home from
,er. the state university on Saturday.
# Mr.. Skahen is taking course in the
law college and has made rapid ad-
all vancement Ia u;11 rr.d,.+a 80 ~
u close of the next term.
pay ~ ---
). I can do you frst-class Job in
alabastine or kalsomine work MY
On o,, prices for paperhanging will compare
VIII with others for reasonableness. An
W.T. estimate on your work will convince
you of same. Dan G. Mirick. 23-tf
oy Monday is Flag day. Let everyone
one observe it even though they possess
my no larger flag to display than a two
'es- by four. The anniversary of Old
Glory's birthday should not be per-
lay mitted to pass unobserved.
'ene Mrs. George Galbraith came up
'ns' from Elk River on Saturday and re-
lar turned yesterday morning. She at
tended the graduation exercises on
day Monday and was the guest of her
ing mother, Mrs. VIM. Orton, while here.
ass Rev. Father Eckert, of the Domin-
VI lean order, will take Rev. Father Lev
ings' place at St. Edwards church on
ain Sunday. Father Levings left this
on morning for Fairview, Kansas, to
3D. participate in the celebration of his
on. parents golden wedding.
Walter Mcfarland was down from
Mora on a business trip Thursday
a and took advantage of the occasion
be- to visit relatives and acquaintance
one in this village. Mr.. Mcfarland
of thinks Mora and Princeton two of the
rth- prettiest places in the state.
LIS Mr.. and Mrs. John Anderson, Mrs.
August Johnson, Rev. G. E. Carlson.
new Mrs, Christian Erickson, Mrs. Anna
cen Book and Miss Emma Anderson. all
the of st. Paul, were among those who
ice. attended Mrs. Lundquist's funeral
lint and were guests of Rev, Lundquist
one and daughters.
The Pythian lodge conferred the
1cil ranks of esquire on three candidates
ion on Tuesday evening, and after the
ev- ceremonies those initiated were fully.
put convinced that the goat-riding exer-.
or cises were amply sufficient for one
oti- session. The goat trainer and gyasta-
cults we're also a trife tired.
, a The steel gang, or a part of it, is
in now in Onamia getting the boarding
to cars and equipment ready to begin
lay work next week. There are ~ miles
ca OF track to lay to complete this line