The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1909-01-07

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PRINCETON U Mon! Z
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Nelson's photo. please. the people.
Robert Ayers Of Milo was IN the |
illage on business Monday ss'
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Schuyler Hoyt Of Rugby, N. D., |
'as in the village on Monday.
E. +. Gillespie, Of Gillepsie, Stone
urg 8 Co., Cambridge, was here .
ew days during the week.
Tom Post is now weighmaster at-the
illage scales, having succeeded
oswald King, who has gone to Alaska.
A half-page ad of the Princeton Dry
Goods company in this number of the
Union announces special cleanup
ale.
Edison monographs = the best
machines on the market and a large
selection of records at Ewings' Music
store.
Hides tanned for robes, coats, rugs,
,tc. Write for free catalogue 20.
Foster Robe & Tanning Co., Mime
apolis.
O. E. Carlson of Long Siding re-.
,urned to Wrenshall on Tuesday.
Mr.. Carlson passed the holidays with
relatives.
The Princeton Dry Goods company
has vacated the Ludden building on
First street and moved into the Town
send block.
Samuel Droogsma of Bogus Brook
was a caller at the U n office Mon
day. Mr.. Droogsma is a prominent
farmer of that township.
Miss Ellen Cooney of Alton was
guest of DR.. and Mrs. Cooney from
Tuesday evening until this morning.
Miss Cooney is q sister of DR.. Cooney.
On Tuesday, January 10, the Glen
dorado Farmers Insurance company
will hold its annual meeting at the
court house, Foley, commencing at IL
0 CLOCK. At that time reports will be
read, directors elected, etc.
Magnus Sjoblom has purchased a
couple of bowie knives and a heavy
rifle to take to Idaho with him. He
says he knows den wherein resides a
colony of grizzly bears and that be in
lends securing the pe1t of every last
one of them. !" <.s:
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl F. Harrington of
Mapleton spent Christmas at the home
of Mrs. Harrington IS parents, Mr.
and Mrs: S. g Winsor, in 8, Wyanett:aa
MIR. Harrington returned to Mapleton
on Saturday and his wife will remain
for some time.
E On New Years eve q. very pleasant
surprise party was given by Miss
lelma Hatcher at her home in honor
# Miss Lissja Ross. Z Refreshments
we're served at midnight and Miss
Hatcher proved herself to be an ex--
,ellent hostess.
The annual meeting of the Princeton
creamery will be held at
he court house on Tuesday, January
Is. at l 0 'clock p, No.. Among the bust,
1ess to come up for disposal will be
he election of officers and adoption
If new bylaws.
r. E. Lynch of Zimmerman is sink
ng tubular we'll for the Princeton
Cooperative creamery-the old we'll
having failed to furnish a sufficient
supply of water. Mr.. Lynch is one of
he best we'll drillers in the northwest.
He invariably gives satisfaction to
lis patrons. ]
w. G. Fredericks went to St. Paul
IN Monday morning to attend the
uneral of his mother, Mrs. Caroline
f'redericks, who died on Sunday
morning at the age of 50 years. Death
vas caused by cancer of the stomach.
The remains were conveyed to Alton
and inferred there on Tuesday after.
noon. q
George Deans lacked one vote on the
house republican steering committee
IF landing the position of sergeant at
arms of the house. The vote stood Is
20 IA in favor of Barney Seiz. Mr..
Deans was given second place unani-
nously. Barney and George will