The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1911-04-06

3 P.RI.NC GET ON u. I()l''g:ss
| Rev ather LeNings cond uoted, ser
vicess e sMora ION Sunday sand, Re-
turned Monday.
Mrs. "a. e. Allen and daughter re-
burned on Tuesday from a fortnight's
visit at Chaska. #%
Kopp 8 Bartholomew have q new
advertisement this week which speaks
for itself. Read it.
The Methodist Ladies' Aid society
will meet with Mrs. Isa &C Martin next
Wednesday afternoon. ":s<a
E. L. Nason's sawmill at Isle was
destroyed last week by fire which is
supposed to have started in the engine
room.
Louis Jesmer of Blue Hill received
the highest award in contest adver-
tised by Minneapolis firm few
weeks ago.
For sale, one colt years old and
a mare with colt. Hosa J. Hunt,
Route 4, Princeton, one mile west of
Green lake. T. 14-2tp
You will find an excellent assert
ment of Easter lilies and other plants
for Easter decorations at Scheen IS
confectionery. u~. II il. 15-2tc
Go to the armory tonight and see
Fred Hass and John Albright wrestle
to a finish. You will get your
moneys worth. ~~
Mrs. Charles Keith is visiting,
friends in the twin cities. She left
here yesterday morning and expects
to return tomorrow evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Wood and two
daughters of Minneapolis we're here
on a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. William
Marsh from Thursday of last week to
Monday of this.
I have large sum of eastern
money to loan on improved farms at
a low rate of interest and on liberal
terms of payment See me before
placing your loan. Robt. Fl.
King. lift
Fred E. Townsend has purchased
the Otis D. Barrett farm, consisting
of 100 acres, located in section IL,
town of Baldwin, and will shortly en-.
ter into possession. The sale was
negotiated through the Robt. II. King
agency. ::
The ladies of the Dorcas sociey had
a very successful sale of fancy and
useful articles in the Cooney block
yesterday, and their supper last even
ing was patronized by large number
of people. The ladies, as usual upon
such occasions, served an excellent
meal.
It would be we'll, "indade, ">if Mike
Mahoney were to return from St.
Cloud and feed the banshees which
make their headquarters in his marsh.
Ever since he went away, "bejabbers,
Mr.. Humphrey, who lives in that neigh
borhood, has been disturbed every
night by their cries. They keep up a
continual wall of "Mike, oh Mike, oh
Mike!" "" -
Rosy and Raymond Hummel are
elated over the acquisition of Shet-
land pony which their father pur-
chased for them from Larson & Foley
at Young's sale on Saturday. The
pony is as docile as lamb and the
children are having a glorious time
driving it around town. Several
other Shetland ponies were disposed
of by Larson & Foley.
The Glendorado Farmers Mutual
Fire Insurance company has en- ad-
vertisement in this number of the
q Mon. This company is one of
the best in the Countrywide average
cost to members is but half of that
charged by old line companies. The
amount of insurance now in force is
81 300, 900. j. A. Erstad of Freer,
the secretary, will furnish, any infor-
nation desired.
County Commissioner Carl Sholin
gave very able talk before the Mia
ca Boosters club last week, in which
he explained the plans which the
farmers are maturing for lettering
their condition, and urged the bust
ness men to cooperate with them to
The end that both may be benefited
thereby: Mr.. Sholin is progressive,