The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1909-04-29

THURSDAY !, s D !, ;. APRIL lE'' =. J. %,
Or. Cooney is improving his Offices
by having them papered and the
woodwork vanished.
The Bereans will give literary
and musical entertainment in the
Methodist church on Friday evening,
May II.
Peter Moeger received word on
Wednesday that his brother-in-lay,
Michael Schreiner, had died in Min
neapolis. Mr.. Moeger left this morn
ing to be present at the funeral.
This weeks number of the Union
contains the following new ads: P.L
Koadstrom, G. A. Jack, A. E. Allen
q Co., Armitage Drug Store. .Adver-
tlsments in the y ion are always
worth reading.
Two inches of the beautiful spread
itself over this section last night just
enough to remind us that winter has
not yet emigrated. It is all right,
however, for those who have their
small grain sown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Payette and
family left this morning for Spokane,
Washington, near where they expect
to purchase farm. Their many
friends regret to see them leave here
but wish them prosperity in their new
home.
DR.. Cooney has been particularly
busy during the past week responding
to calls from out of town. Yesterday
he was in Orrock and today has been
summoned to Zimmerman. Besides
this he has made two trips to Elk
River within the'past few days.
The talk of the Great Northern
building line from Grand Rapids to
Milaca is still being heard. It is
stated that the proposed route taps
the Guyana iron country, which would
bring the road west of Mile Laos
lake.-Wahkon Enterprise.
A meeting of the officers of the Mile
Laos County Agricultural association
was held in the Offices of Nj. S. Ruth
ertord & Co. on Monday morning,
when it was decided to rent the fair
grounds from Mrs. G.. 81. Rines for
another year for the sum of $50.
We have bargains in large and
small farms near the best potato mar
kets, Minneapolis, Anoka, Elk River,
Princeton, Cambridge, Bethel, and
Cedar. Minnesota. Low prices; easy
terms. Also make exchanges. Sal
mon Land Co., 423, Kasota Block,
Minneapolis.
10 show that Tom Kaliher can take
a joke good-naturedly it is only nee
essary to mention the fact that, for
two days after he returned home from
his bridal tour, he permitted to remain
upon the exterior of his domicile the
many signs which the village hood
lums had tackled up during his alb
sence.
The Milaca basebell nine will play
the Princetons- Fred Hass' aggrega-
tion-at the fair grounds in this vii
lage on Sunday. Game will be called
at 2:3O p. m. This will be the first
game of the season for Hass' men and
it will be watched with interest, as
Hass is considered to be the best
trainer in this neck of the woods.
Milaca is also said to have strong
team.
A story from Zimmerman has been
received at this Office to the effect that
seven of Princeton's charming school
ma 'ams-of course they are all charm
ing-pedestrianated to that place on|
Saturday and were discovered in the
depot waiting room by the station
agent while engaged in the dizzy
mazes of the barn dance. The peda-
gogic combination returned to Prince
ton on the evening train.
Mr.. Andrew Eiken, connected with
the Stondall Land and Investment Co.
OF St. Paul, was in town Friday even
ing and was a pleasant caller at the
U on Office. His company is inter-
ested in lands at Beach, N. D., and
in Mountain Valley, Mont, where
several Princetonians have located.
Mr.. Eiken was formerly postmaster