The Princeton union., 1910-02-10
BLUE HILL,


Sunday at home.
Robt. McQuoid has put up ice dur
ing the past week.
Hartman Camp and family spent
Sunday at John South's
| Miss Helen johnson has returned
home to visit her parents.
Emil Caen spent Sunday visiting
his cousin, Herman Rottier.
P. Lavelle is hauling lumber from
Princeton to build new barn.
Elmer Thompson and family spent
Sunday visiting at John South's.
Chester Northway was very sick
last week with an attack of cramps.
Miss Ethel Wood of Princeton spent
Saturday and Sunday visiting Bessie
Hull.
Wm.. Marsh of Princeton was
calling on friends in Blue Hill last
Saturday.
Fred Barneke is lathing his house
and getting it ready to be plastered in
the spring.
The Ladies' Aid society meets with
Mrs. Fagerberg on Wednesday,
February l6.
Arthur Croft is having a porch
built on his house. Anton Olson is
doing the work.
G. W. Taylor, Clarence Taylor and
John South are hauling baled rye
straw to Princeton.
Miss Emma Taylor attended the
teachers examination at Princeton
the latter part of last week.
Tom Belair has purchased a new
gasoline engine and is now prepared
to saw wood and press hay.
Miss Emma Taylor closes a very
successful term of school in the
Stevenson district this week.
The Ladies' Aid society met with
Mrs. John South last Wednesday
and many ladies were present.
Rev. Brooks of Minneapolis held
religious services at the home of John
Thompson on Tuesday evening.
Clarence Taylor has moved his hay
press up to Long Siding and will
press some hay for Joseph Hoehn.
There will be an oyster supper at
G. W. Taylor's on Friday evening,
February II, for the benefit of W. s..
Tracy.
Henry Garloff and Ed. Lofgreen
expect to leave this week for New
Mexico, where they have secured work
on a railroad.
Mrs. James Stevenson leaves on
Thursday of this week for Valley
City, N. D., to care for her mother,
who is seriously i'll.
Grover Taylor has returned from
Little Falls, where he has been visit
ing friends. There must be some
attraction there for Grover.
Thomas Tellefson is erecting new
machine shed, and in the future will
not have to store his machinery under
the sheltering wing of the blue sky.
It is reported that Allen Hayes OF
Princeton has purchased the Hunt
farm, formerly owned by Mr.. Orr OF
Princeton, for q consideration o1
81, 200.
Some of our local sportsmen dis
covered a prairie wolf just back o1
W. Il. Thompson's on Monday but W
have not heard whether they secured
it or not.
| Our friend, Ezra Yeager, thinks, ".
hit the Blue Hill boys pretty hard las
week. Ezra says he has no cutter t
take the girls out in, so girls, just b.
patient till spring and then he vii
hitch Buster to buggy and take yo'
all.
Jalmer Newman died at his home il
Blue Hill on Saturday, February S
of consumption, aged 80 years. Th
funeral was held at the Newman hom
and the remains were laid to rest il
Blue Hill cemetery. Jalmer was 81
honorable, Industrious young ma
and was much respected in the com
{ munity where he lived. He leaves a.
: aged father and mother and tw
sisters, Mrs. Peterson of Minneapoli
. and Miss Newman, who we're at HON
s when he died. Rev. Orrock conducte
i the funeral services.
FREER.
: Ben Skaaland is busy cutting cori