The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1910-02-24

ilNCEENJN UNION H
M. ]. Rawn was at home over Sum
day.
High-grade native horses at Aulger
Rines' barn. 7-tfc
G, A. Jack made business trip to
Minneapolis on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Keith left on
Monday evening for q short visit at
Mora.
7 Found, neck scarf Owner may
obtain same upon application at the
postoffce. 1tp
For sale, frst-class fresh COW and
heifer calf. Joseph Wolf, Route 5,
Princeton. ltp
Misses Gladys and Gertrude Neu-
mann visited relatives in Zimmerman
on Tuesday.
A. E. Allen went to Minneapolis on
Tuesday to attend the state convention
of retail dealers.
For sale, about tons of wild hay
on the Libby meadows. Apply to
August Jaenicke, Princeton. 9-1tc
Five hundred ladies' coats, princess
dresses and ladies' suits, to be closed
out at less than cost, at Marks Great
Bargain store.
J. D. McRae of Sleepy Eye arrived
here last evening for few days. visit
| with his son and daughter in-law, DR..
and Mrs. McRae.
M. S. Rutherford & Co. will loan
you money on your farm at the lowest
rate of interest. We give liberal pay
ment privileges. 19-tf
For sale, an 80-acre farm in section
81, Wyanett, 40 acres, on shore of
Green lake. Apply to John SKIOLD,
Route 4, Princeton. 7-4tp
Big assortment of lace curtains S,
ladies' waists and muslin underwear,
at less than manufacturers prices, at
Marks Great Bargain store.
Town settlement day next Tuesday.
Town clerks and town treasurers
should have their books in shape for
the town boards to pass upon.
F. T. Kettelhodt calls attention in
this weeks U i o to his new spring
goods and rubbers and artics re-
naming unsold from his annual
clearance sale.
Frank Edmison, who has been here
month for medical treatment, re-
turned on Monday to his claim at
Meadow, S. D. Mr.. EGmison is not
much improved.
Glen Galley, who is taking a course
in plumbing and steam6tting at the
Coyne school in Chicago, is much
pleased with the work and expects to
be an expert when he leaves there.
Mrs. G. A. Galley returned on Satur-
day from Plattville. Wis, where she
| went to visit her grandmother, who is
sick. Her husband, who accompanied
| her to Plattville, returned home on
| Thursday last.
On Thursday night bouncing boys
were born to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Keith
and Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Stark and
the delighted daddies spent con-
siderable part of Friday distributing
fragrant cigars in honor of the event.
Thos. h. Galley, G. A. Galley, A. Fl.
Gumnitz and E. K. Evens attended
the state convention of the retail
hardware Dealers association at St.
Paul On Tuesday and Wednesday.
| Mrs. Evens accompanied her husband
| to St. Paul.
Road-building in Kathio this sum-
mer will be watched with interest. If
properly expended $4,000 should
build at least fifteen miles of fairly
good roads. With q system of pas
sable highways Kathio ought to
double its population in the next
| twelve months.
Charles S. Garter of Hines, former
Princeton boy, has been elected presi-
| dent Of the North-Central Minnesota
Shippers association, having for it's
| object the securing of fair freight
rates and the promoting of argicul-
tural and manufacturing industries
| along the line Of the Minnesota & In
ternational railroad.
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