The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1910-06-30

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restaurant. 20-tfc visit
l.. E. Fox came up from Mime NJ;
apolis Saturday evening pr;n
Jacob Van Rhee Of Milaca called at week
the D n o Office Monday. G.,
j. L. Larson came down from Park Mrs.
Rapids on Thursday for few days. pare
stay. baby
Inc Princeton Cooperative cream Lo
cry made lob tubs of butter during the full n
| last week. son
w. II. Thompson of Blue Hill took lnon
the assessors list to Elk River on Tn
Tuesday morning. brate
Miss Ethel Grien Gill visit ho, Broc
grandm other. Mrs. Pa1tin If Mime. glori
apolis, for a month. Mr.
Miss Kathryne Kaliher visited her Brao
sister, Mrs. Kenneth Thomas, at Foley JACK
during the past week. spent
, ,777: .-..- park
ha, Nebraska, are visiting friends and MIR
relatives in this vicinity. retur
" 7z,.,,. morn
"n1"ln hlng ana TWO visit
daughters, Laura and Ada, spent last stror
week with Miss Ida King.
Mi
For sale cheap, 10, 500 feet of mixed ,nna
hardwood lumber. A. H. Johnson, coat
Iva - A'ouOo =, ( f1nceCon. z'-z5p fence
M. S. Rutherford & Co. will loan treat
you money on your farm at the lowest Mr.
0Oo ~ .nooi osO' we give liberal pay L. 81
r .--osoe 1871 Char
Mrs. Henry Mallette will spend the eston
summer at the family's cottage at auto'
Mile Laos lake. She left here for All
'na5 place on Friday. picni
Peter Mitchell. now located as enoi- lake,
neer in the government school at OF
Wind River, Wyoming, arrived in Wyal
Princeton Saturday evening: Mr.
Miss Freer, sister of r. W. Freer. Ut "
departed for Sandstone Friday even. ton
ing, where she will snend sovoro1 will +
weeks with her sister, Mrs. A 8 ing h
Dean. On
Archie Lambert and wife ret,,rnoa Louis
to their home in Minneapolis on Mon tnelr
day morning after fortnight,s visit bic,
with friends and relatives IN this for b.
vicinity. Mr..
A business meeting of the Ladies' mont
Relief association will be held at Mrs. relati
A. 4. Norton's tomorrow afternoon Gibb'
from to 'clock. All mem bers are the Ct
asked to be there
-- Mr..
JULIUS 1ngVe ana Elmer Carlson capat
drove to Cambridge Sunday morning spent
anu returned IN the evening. The Keny
boys say the crops look very we'll broth
considering the dry weather.
Mrs. Hummel enjoyed an evening near
with her brother, J. M. Oneil, and wife INV
"no NILS. onell are ing ir
w. w 0'o1A nono III Elmlra, Ice c
Wash, after an extended honeymoon ua1oo
trip. "0Aoo
Norman and Wilhelm Walker took ~
MASSAGE for tho twin o;+;o. -. 49, 80 in his
go, ;.: turnet
vacation Tho hovs a,,e +naa1:- Milla
Tho Rradsh.u P,otho.a Nr:,,: ~ has b.
company. pas1
On Saturday morning Mrs. Nc MRS
Laughlin. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. ID her
Robt. McQuoid of Blue Hill, departed A. =.
for her home in Watertown 8 y Alstej
alter enjoying two weeks visit with ana
her parents. > = 81 goods
You will be assured of an enjoyable Mrs
evening If you attend the dance at Wylie
the M. B. A. hail. Wyanett, on Satur- Jose Z
oay, July 2. Stromwall's orchestra rally
WILL supply music for the occasion held il
and refreshments may be obtained in Satur,
inc nall. local
Before you start for Princeton to IF y.
49, p1oouie 'sken De sure 1t is native
he first or third Saturday of the all y,
month, as these are the only days YOU anteed
will find Nelson, the famous photo Tbese
lapuer lro" AnoKa' at his studio in broug
: inoooou. 2-tf satisfa
Ernest Rippon left for Wayne, On !
Nebraska, on Monday morning, ton q
where he will work in his brother-in- give a
avs meat market. Mr.. Rippon made in sect
many friends during his residence in will he
fince'on ana We all wish him success be maj
q his new location. soft !,