The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1910-11-03
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO

The Union wishes to see every
section of Mile Laos county grow and
prosper, and we will do all in our
power to encourage the building up of
towns at Milaca and Bridgman. If
this be treason to Princeton we can't
help it.
Lowell Chadbourne put in an ap-
pearance last Saturday, looking as
fat and rugged as ever. He has been
out in Dakota for several months |
past. Lowell has not made up his
mind whether he will remain with us
a while or not. The girls are all hop
ing be will stay.
Scion B. Heath, one of Livonia s
enterprising farmers, was in town last
Wednesday and strolled into the
Union Office, where the 'sdevil" gave
him long white credit mark. Mr..
Heath was among the Unions first
subscribers and, what is better, has
always been prompt paying one.
Miss Olive Barnum, one of Spencer
Brooks most charming young ladies,
and Miss Ida King of Wyanett made
the Union pleasant visit on Satur-
day morning and spent an hour or so
delving into the mysteries of print
ing Office. Miss King is soon to COM
mence a term of teaching in Lake
Fremont district, Sherburne county,
and, like sensible young lady, she
ordered the Union forwarded to her
there.
A large delegation of Princeton
people, including the members of the
cornet band, went out to the Swedish
Lutheran church at Maple Ridge last
Sunday to witness the marriage of P.
N. Berg, N. E. Jesmer's popular and
efficient clerk, to Miss Lizzie Hillman
of Wyanett, by Rev. J. P. Leaf.
Observation-Disclosures hucksters of the
Joseph Roberts stamp will howl
.against the removal of the Mile Laos
Indians to the White Earth reserva-
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settlers of Mile Laos county, with the
exception of those who dispense fire.
water to the redskins, are unani-
mous]y of the opinion that White
Earth is the proper place for the
Mile Laos Indians. -
Spencer Brook Correspondence
Mrs. Christina Zirkee, mother of J.
G. and Henry Schumacher and Mrs. I.
F. Walker, died last Sunday after
noon and was inferred in the Spencer
Brook cemetery today.
Have just received a car of fancy
western boxed apples which are on
sale in the Prescott store, one door
north of Gottwerth's meat market. T.
f.. Scheen Ito
GLENDoRADo.
Mrs. O. G.. Void made visit to
Princeton on Saturday.
| John and Geo. Uran transacted
business in Princeton on Monday.
Misses Lille Olson and Rebecca
Mcclure were Princeton visitors on
Saturday.
John Odegard, the Santiago mer
chant, made business trip to the
cities last week.
Mrs. o. Jensen spent Sunday and
Monday with her daughter, Mrs. O.
Gunderson of Santiago.
Mr.. Westergreen departed for
Indiana last Monday, where he will
make his home in the future. He
leaves host of friends who wish him
success.
Mr.. Nordquist of the Anti-Saloon
league will deliver an address in the
M. e. church in Santiago on Thurs.
day evening. Mr.. Nordquist is at the
head of the Scandinavian department
of the league.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
. Lutheran church. held it's annual
bazaar at the home of Mr.. and Mrs,
; Lofty of Santiago last Saturday. A
, large crowd attended and the sum q
, $36.49 was netted by the society.
A large number of Mrs. Regard 4
friends gave her a pleasant surprise
last Sunday, when they gathered a
her home for a farewell reception
D She was also presented by her friends
with a purse of money in token of th'
}. esteem in which she is held among
= them. Mrs. Negard will shortl,
move to Mile Laos lake:
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