The Princeton union., 1911-11-02

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George1 l. Staples is the only person who is ,r
authorized to collect money due this Office. In 1i
e7ory the party paying monev is entitled in St.
70 and should insist upon receiving printed D;a+,
receipt. r. c. DUNN Publisher. DlsCi
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Nelson's photos please the people. Inc
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goods. 43-tfc Miss
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factory. '''' we
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DR.. Galley made trip to the twin >..
-~1- from
Merchant T. b. Nelson was in the interes
twin cities on business Monday. n
August Gerth went to Minnea polls is here
on MONDAY Tor short visit with rela Mrs. E
tives. .
man, was mere from Minneapolis over Mrs. j
sunday Monda
Chicken supper at Odd Fellows hall Alex
by ladies of Swedish Lutheran heatin.
church, November T. Mr.. S
Miss Edna Boyn left on Monday class
for Minneapolis, where she will study Port
music during the winter Studio
Mrs. II. Pierson of Minneapolis, guara1
who was guest of Mrs. Magnus Sjo- raye''
blom, returned to her home on Tues Mrs.
day. was he
Harry Motif, who is condnct;no o parents
hotel at Baldwin, Wis.,, was here Neely'
couple of days the latter part of last G. q
week. curity
The Princeton State h,nk ,.,1os Jerrart
farm loans at the lowest ratio M do. lar trip
law. money ready soon ae ma nors ,ro ber of
signed. 43-tf Rev.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jnlins Kresa1 and of lectu
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Kresa1 of Method
Tsanti wera onoete of Mrc rnox,z Man, :"
Smith over Sunday. OF Fot6
IF the Rreezo is cor,oct thoro will ho W. P
numerons fra 3amaoo .ot;ons .no;aa+ parted
the Soo rai1road at tho ons,;nr +o,~ Washir
Of the district court in this county. 1or Sc
pass tn
In the vicinity of Wahkon potatoes,
according to the Enterprise, yield 400 we n
bushels to the acre. Mile Laos is seVera'
the banner notato conntv of tho state buildin
This is
"llli"n norS'"an anu "lle nave popula
arrived here from Lake Benton and
loca ted upon their farm in the town Inc
Of Princeton which thev former1v school
rented. Modin
Novem
An old resident of South Harbor, bo no,
Gus Anderson, died on the 10th ult ,t+ond
Lie was native of Sweden and lacked
only three months Of rounding out his Inc
eiebtieth year. Swedis
~:--:---- chicken
" a. NoOuu1ao' opIoh1etrlst: on Sat
"lll 10 IL 'o"n on rrloay ana sator- Supper
day, November II and Is. Eyes ex- oh;1dro
amined and glasses fitted. Office at
Commercial hotel. 38-tfc KopI
of ad
oi " sooo ooioA0n supper go 10 inc calls al
Odd Fellows hall on the evening of winter
Saturday, November 4. Ladies of the Call ~
Swedish Lutheran church will serve n,ov o,
supper from to o'clock.
" In a
MRS. hon"el ca"e up from Mlnne- Nelson
apolls on rr1oay 10 a''eno 'ne olr5n- over hi
day anniversary of her son, L. G. disc
Hummel and returned home on Mon gains
day. Her son accompanied her. Ne1son
The A. E. johnson Land company new 60
has purchased the townsite of Cove 04+o
and next spring will plat and improve don -
the same Cove is one of the most so 80
rN' i.>~ p'' VI 0A'410 '0"o' twenty
it was
On the 24th ult Mrs. O. A. Hallin Teuton
OF Cambridge celebrated her seven and r
tieth birthday anniversary by enter reignet
tanning number of her lady friends. Schilli
Mrs. Hallin has resided in Cambridge
continuously for almost forty years. MISS
- lowee1
Hon. G. N. Orr came up from St. on T
Paul on Monday evening to visit his school
mother and returned on Tuesday Davis.
morning. Charley says he is doing ments
first class in the law business and his and thu
many Princeton friends will be glad passed
To know thai ho ;e nroepor;,r