The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1909-02-11


/ to e nj O office for reward.
> The First National Bank of Prince
ton always has money on hand to
loan on farm mortgages, There is
= consequently no delay in closing of
loans. Liberal on or before privi-
1t leges. a-tf
The depot, round house and other
l. buildings of the 500 road at 0namia
have been completed and they are very
:, substantial structures, The Lake
Breeze is of opinion that onamia Is
. destined 10 be an Important railway
b division point,
- Bruno Zimmerman OF Parkers
Prairie returned home on Monday
II after visit of several days with his
n mother and other relatives and friends
in Princeton, Mr., Zimmerman speaks
y in high praise OF Parkers Prairie as q
n business place and says he Is doing
we'll,
Roy and Virgil Winsor left on Mon.
y, day for Red Wing and Minneapolis
20 respectively-Roy TO continue his
work with the j, r., Watkins company
= and Virgil to resume his studies In the
6 Minneapolis Business college, Both
had been visiting their parents in
- Wyanett,
IL Before you start for Princeton TO
have your picture taken be sure 1t is
|. the first or third Saturday of the
It month, as these are the only days you
will find Nelson, the famous photo
grapher from Anoka. at his studio in
), Princeton. 2.tf
The conclusion of the list of per.
sonal property Taxpayers appears in
:, another column. The Union is a
:. newspaper and publishes anything
y and everything of interest to the people
of the county. The Union gives all
:, the news all the time.
= Mrs. S. B. Smith left on Monday
= evening for visit with her daughter
at Foreston. Since her husband S
1 death Mrs. Smith has made her home
: with her children, dividing the time
!. between Princeton and Foreston. She
is hale and hearty old lady for one
, OF her advanced age
, The coffee demonstrations at a. E.
? Allen & Co.'S. store on Friday and
Saturday were attended by large
crowds. and the quality of the bever-
age dispensed was excellent. The
demonstrators certainly knew how to
brew coffee that would tickle the
palate OF the public
:, The Greenbush local. A. S. OF T..
will meet in the town hall. Greenbush.
on Saturday, February IS, at D. m.
AS interest in the society seems to be
on the wane the officers request that
members put forth an effort to at
tend in order that a more enthusiastic
feeling may be revived
Mrs. E. c. Farley was here visiting
friends from Thursday to Monday,
when she left for Atwater, where. with
her daughter, she will remain until
+. spring at the home OF her mother.
r Mr.. Farley is still on his claim, six
: teen miles from Big Falls, and greatly
: enjoys life in the wilds.
Wallace T. Rines post, No. AZ. G.
\. R.. will hold a campfire at the resi-
: dence OF Mr.. and Mrs T. H. Galley
tomorrow friday evening in cele-
bratlon OF the one-hundredth birthday
anniversary OF Abraham Lincoln. All
5 honorably discharged soldiers. their
wives, sons and daughters are ten
: dered a cordial invitation to be pres
ent.
Postmaster Briggs has received a
: thousand stamps OF the design issued
by the government to commemorate
the centenary of Lincoln's birthday.
These postage stamps will be placed
on sale February Il and the number
5 will be limited to Individual pur-
: chasers. This course has been de-
' cided upon in order to fairly distribute
3 the souvenirs.
Roy Soule arrived here from Ana
conda, Montana, on Friday, and on
) Monday left for Chicago to purchase
stock for large hardware house OF
| which he is manager. Mr.. Soule has
not entirely recovered from the burns
which he received in the fire wherein
. his wife lost her life, and DR.. Cooney
t will endeavor to graft skin on the
parts which refuse to heal-one of his