The Princeton union., 1910-02-03

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\ Mrs. W. H. Ferrell left for Chicagol
q this morning ye'g| on visit to relatives. e.,
Mayor Potts of, Lawrence attended
the meeting of the county board this
week. :
The odd and end sale at Kopp &
Bartholomew's starts Saturday, Feb
ruary 5.
Miss Eunice James left on Monday
for three or four days visit in Min
neapolis.
Chas. Anderson of Bogus Brook, a
substantial farmer of that place, was
U 10 n visitor yesterday.
Laces, laces, ]aces. The finest laces
ever shown for the price cents per
yard-at A. E. Allen & Co.'s.
Valentines at the Golden Rule. A
complete line consisting of comics and
sentimentals, imported and domestic,
and the penny posta]s.
The only way to get an adequate
idea of the rare bargains which Kopp
& Bartholomew will offer is to see
them. Sale starts February 5.
August Meyer on Monday returned
from visit to relatives in Wisconsin
,1boy, bo bo 4 not soon for q ono vfor IF
century. He greatly enjoyed the
trip.
The Dorcas society supper in the
Cooney building last evening was we'll
patronized, tempting meal was nice
ly served and a handsome sum was
realized.
Miss Sadie Fox was down from
Milaca on Tuesday to visit her sister,
who was operated upon by DR..
Cooney at the Northwestern hospital
for appendicitis on that day.
Town meeting day four weeks from
next Tuesday. In each town an effort
should be made to secure good men
for overseers of highways, men who
will take pride in bettering the condi
tion of the roads.
DR.. Armitage has moved from the
Offices formerly occupied by him in
the Odd Fellows block to more COM
modious quarters in his telephone
building, where he has everything
fixed up in 6rst-class shape.
The blamed grounding saw his
shadow yesterday and, according to
the weather-wise wiseacres, he has
gone into his hole to remain for
another six weeks, and the hopes for
an early spring have gone glimmer-
ing.
Glen Galley on Tuesday started for
Chicago to enter the Coyne steam
fitting and plumbing school. He was
accompanied by his father to his
destination and Mrs. T. b. Galley
went as far as the twin cities with
them.
T. W. Deuel. of Milo brought wolf
skin to the county auditors Office
which was a particularly fine speci-
men and prettily marked. During
the month of January bounty was
paid at the court house on sixteen
wolf skins.
A logger, John C. Parker, will be
William McCuaig's opponent for
mayor of Bemidji. The election will
be held on the 18th inst. If Mr.. Nc
Cuaig is elected Bemidji will have a
mayor who will do his whole duty
under any and all circumstances.
That Isle Harbor ditch has caused
the county commissioners no end of
trouble. In laying out ditch of any
considerable length it is almost i'm
possible to please all the interested
parties, and as result the commits
sioners receive more curses than
thanks.
F. T. Kettelhodt is highly pleased
at the patronage accorded him during
his annual clearance sale and takes
this means of thanking his customers.
He carries an ad in this number of
the Union announcing a list of
articles upon which reduced prices
will be maintained until the goods are
disposed of.
...-. Wanted, Eastwood Bolts
I am now ready to purchase bass
wood bolts. Bring in all you have to
Whitney's sawmill, Princeton. 6-2tc
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