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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-08-11
,Tarmers 6rec Git" 2op pcotagct

Snsoog liolte llge peotog s6or=
b1ln0slenatet pes cit &onrblldtion at
bemofatilfe % repl1blifanlfe Snllr=
ge,,ters Sten111er, paa lanln1e 0iaa=
Sc ion1 l1lotolo- -2opeu, 6armerS
Iree Slit Sololop. Set oprinoelige
IorIog blep neoiter1t neo Stemme-
ligbeo, 80 mos 80, n1en Senator
aern al Snbiana fren1lag0e Sen paa=
np nnDret Jorm, % Sen blep oa
peotoget. sGn0ringsforilaget inoe=
bolot life aieo til fri Snofgrlel,
men Sen tillteoer fri Snofdriel at
ajpo fra 2an6e, iou1 life freezer
Gol6 poo Sr1ofgriel al amerifanif
@on1ulo, Mnis, &apre, &peoe, Sc
lte, apeg og spin. Set oprinoelige
~i5ree 2iit" 5orilog fritog fra Solo
Ell afe1goe slgerbrngreo|faber
aor,1parer, aigo, Saffetsi at 8on1-
ulo og forifieIlige andre @arer.
+Som Ell 9Gnoring gaar Goriloget
MI 6ellesu6boIg, men set er
tbiplIomt, ON &rpiibenten bill lr-
berlfripe Sen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-08-11
l$rriiocntcn paa Hciie.

HrGlioent Saft forbereoer Jig poa
ell &eiie, Ser pil begpnOe Sen 16.
Septe,11ber % ltreffe Jig oper 1 til
6 Tiger. Zen pil berpre Sc tlelte al
Ge,1trolitaterne 9eoro for % inobe-
fottet Mislouri % pil blipe betrog-
tet lon Ell slabl1il1g of ASrrlioert=
aompogneu i 1912, bporfor Sen al
Sc republifanlfe Seoere betrogtes
iom Sen melt betpouingsfuloe &ejle
ban far foretaget ii0en ban puertog
lit @mbeoe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-08-11

Gn9per oanf SOrenina i An,erifa
buroe anifaffe Jig ct Gfsemplar af
Stnoeuterforeningens Sansboe for
Il. g. for bpert al fine @eolemmer,
iom ct i1nuft WinSe ON benne itor-
artebc Sriumftunrne giennem oe
Torenebe Gtater. Toreninger os 2o-
ger fun trafs erbolbc oenue 8ug til
en- mesct billig &ris &artier.
Sfrip itrafs til 6. @asmnsien 4nbl.
Gompanp.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-08-11

Rn er bet sioen, at Sc bpr teg,,e
Sem for ct Mbonnemant pac Bette
|Blo0. Me0 line pooli0elige Otter.
retninger og lit uobaIgte 2eieitof bill
bet Hipe Geu1 en- fierfommen @iait.
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fSlerc apuaresmenb.

6orbun6sienatet bar iioite l1ge
peotaget en- enoret 6orm al @epr9-
iertantbuiets 2op ON 9n1legning
al 8algfrebie til @ongresien, bbor-
peo &uiet faar 433 Me6len1n1er eff
ter 8. Mnrts 1918, eIIer 42 fIere
ems SET nupnren6e Sl1s. 2obel1 eoar
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aunsresiens @jemienoclic.

S be leoenoe politife Rreoie i
antnges set, at &on-
gresien bill blibe bien1ienot melIen
ben Is. og 19. Nuguit. Gagen er.
en6nu lite faitiIaaet.
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Observation-Disclosures.

Olul@l ~>oA~oN'S WV >'oApS'l%~'
! traftoterne n1ellem 9e ssorenebe Stu
ter paa Sen enc SIDE og Gnglano pao
0el1 onoen ltnoerlfrcpne al Sc relpef,
tipe Mogters &eprgientanter @oib=
i1tgton, 2ol1opu og Haris paa lonfor=
melig Moobe oy Ntprpnrelie al
fon,pctente @ibner. IS @aibington
hlep ltnoerifripningeu foretaget al
Statsiefretpr &tor, me6 Trelioent
1aft og Sen franlfe &icefonlul Seem
gorf, @ifon1te Saint Nbolle, ionl
sibner. 2e1 cngelife sln1basiaogr
Son1es @rpee unberlfrep Operens-
fomiten for Gnglon6s og Sronfriges
s(mbosla0pr Susierono for Tranfri=
ges Ge6fonmenbe.
Observation-Disclosures oen Tornt,
bpilfen Sc iii foreligger antag1e al
Sc tire 2anoe, ifjert Sc enonn fife bar
facet Sen fcrnp6ne @oofjen6elie al
6orbl1nosienatet, Ser er npbpenotg
for at gigre Sem binoen6e, bar beres
l1oipring fra Ell mere tilf9loig eno
forl,o operpeiet Dtring al Hralibent
Saft pes en- 8anfet Seem Sort 5.
12. 9ecember ifjor. @an n6talte
peo 0enne 9ejligbe0:
r6pis hi I'LL fltn0e forbanole ON
og gienne1nfpre Ell binbenoe Sperens'
fonnlt mes nogle al Stormagterne
cm at lm0erfalte os cit international
@plogiftsoon1ltol enbper 5tri6igbe6,
Ser life fan or6nes peb 6orban6ling,
1toen @enlpn til bpao SEN maatte an=
gaa: sGre, 9erritoril1n eller Henge,
piloe ri bape giort ct largt !Sfriot
fre1nab pe0 at piie, at set er mnltgt
for TO 9eotioner / Set n1inoite at in6=
gaa Ell Sperensfon1it efter Set font
me spitetn, joni gjGl6er for S11oipi=
Ser 11noer en- 9}egiering."
Gen frantic slmbosiaoer, Susie
ron6, lom por tillteoe, tiIbp6 debit
felig paa lin &egjerings Segne at
inogaa poa Ell Sraftat al oenne lrt,
men Set blep SEN britiIfe Mmbasia06r,
8rpce, ser tom n1e6 set f6rlte off
ctelle Silbno paa lin &egierings 8eg=
ne at forbanole ON en- ioa6an Ober=
ensfomlt, iom MI er truffet for 6e
tire 2an0es Ge6fontmenoe.
Sen naite 5torlnagt, iom fan pen-
tes at billie tiltrgbe en- ti1ibaren6e
Sperensfomlt me0 Sc 6orenebe @taz
ter, er sapan. S oisie Gage op-
boloer SEN befjen0te Statsman0 og
&riger, @repe 9o9o, bergnt fra Sen
rusliif-iapaneiiife &rig, Jig @aib-
ington, bpor ban ct blepen mootaget
meo sen melt n0i6gte Spmerfiombe0
LAT &reiioenten og &egieringen. Set
|a1ttages, at fan er Sberbringer al ct
ipeeielt 8uoifab fra Mifaooen meo
ltotalelie of 9nifet ON Mabning al
6orbanbling SEN @etntng, ifient
ser life en6nu foreligger noget off
|cieIt / sen @etning.
@porpiot @enatet in6ep9renoe
|San1ling piI goofien6e Sraftaterne
er tpipllon1t. Set bentes, at 5ngen
btl blibe bragt op, men efter 6orlp.
be1tbe bil Sc progresiipe &epublifane.
res @ruppe nobiatte iig Goofier1oel'
len, og gagen pil 90 blibe be1log1
til ginteriamlingen.
s. ~ ia
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-08-11
J(QQr man 60r Odret /
Ameri60,

Set par en- al 0isle porlne Gf=
terlnioooge. Seq iao, fortpller u0r.
Bob" u9fotionaltioenoe", rocufor
Ell ltur Sofe / &pbe,1bapu ionrn,u
lneo min Some og iao poo 0olf
og ilotog cit let 9rif. SeO Sorbet
peo SiOc1 al os neoloo Jig en- Ser
Ire al life altfor rocerel1t, ltprft
omerifo1ileret gore. @erren llog
meo lin Stot / 9orOct uoe,l at for
lnaa 1T illteresiere nogen al Siener-
ne for i'm 9etrrperelie. gnoelig ef-
ter mango bioienoe 1ilraab il1ofon0t
Zig Ell forijmnlfet Eiccolo. 6crrel1s
an1erifo1lf oflpejle0e Jig bons fo-
tegorilf uoilpngeOe @eitilling: 800
Som Sin Gocftoil," iag0e fan.
@poo ior roget? ipurgte Eicco-
loen.
0ar &c life Sl0 Som Sin Cost
toil? ipurgte @erren igjel1.
Set peO jeg life, men ieg jfal
ipprge.
SON foripan0t og be11teoe EN- mo-
,get mere pofsen % noget n1inorc
torDun1lfet Siener. Serren aiento.r
iin @eitilling. Set bor hi oesuur=
Ire itfe," iog0e 5jeneren, linen u
far Gitronlooouuno."
&ar &c beller life vNietropoli=
ton Gocftoil" eller r@olt sS>oiu
@ocftoil" eller n9ronr Gocftoil" el-
ler rOlo 6aibion Gocftail"?
9eej, III far 6espnrre Iet il1gen
,,of Sen Slogs &etter, men ri far
fogt 0f5ebrpit.
Seq oil life bape 11oget at lpi-
lc; jeg pil bape roget at oriffe. Son
jeg 0a tao cit r&emien Cooler" el=
Ter Ell Baltimore 9eogg"?
Seq ifol ipprge as, iagoe Sic
neren, ser MI bar lige iaa for
fjaaifet ip1n Eiccoloen og forlpanot
for ct Hje6lif efter at pile lig mes
Sperfe(lneren.
9ar Sc vGemlen Cooler" eIler
Baltimore 9}ogg?"
Set far ui lfom 6esperre life.
Seflager n1eget. Men n1oalfe ct:
an0en lille 1ing?
9Da6 ifl1loe Set bore?
Sjo, Scr er t. gfs. v2emon-
|iQltalb" eller maalfe Gernput6.
9eej, set pil jeg life bape. Sar
I9e "a Brandy burnt" eller uS,m
''ano Serrp"?"
Sperfellneren roper iom beru)ei
|of Sen megen Iriffe, fan far facet
Ierperet 9eaonene paa, al 5teo oy
lenoer SS11ipeftpren fen til slmeri:t:-
n1anoen. Snipeftdrens forte 6raffe
Imeo De epentprlige lange Sfgoer
flagrer mellem 8or6ene.
@poo er Set, Sen @erre gnifer?
Sea Dil haue npdet ot nriffe
Men 9e bar 10 ingen 9ing ber pao
6enne 8eb9rtning!
Sful0e set life ppre en- glblintJ
eller en- Ssfaffe eller en- /?
9eei Set ifal ppre noget al set,
leg er Dant til at briffe. @an lea
oa life faa en- u@11ocf- =ootpn" el-
Ter en- v8race-l1p" eller en- vMoct
ono &pe" eller en- ,,@oloenllipper"
eller en- usSemmies fi55", eIler eli
uMorning @lorp"?
Gesperre! set far Di life.
Snlpeftpren buffer,ioq bans s5raf-
feifpoer bitter.
saa las mig foa ct @las 81.
Sra Ga0. @pis Sc bar oct!
50, @u0bebares!
Get ipnes leg, ban funoe
baDe beitilt ltrafs, be1nprfe6e mi:,
Some tgrt.
9aei aIoeles life. 6or iaa bap,
Sc ban 10 life fl1nnet Bile, at ba!1
lbar pqret / 4merifa, ipareoe isg
benoe enbnu mere tgrt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-08-11

beioe eller Sio. 9feoens bon er uoe
paa &ejler for Sfolen, bill Ell anoen
Frait, iom &altor Sborgrilnion 1elp
betoler, betiene bons Menigbeo /
Mountain. &i anbefoler Sfoleton,
fen poo Set parmeite, og pnlfer Sore
tagen0et Sufseis.
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!. s. Suite S, 2incol n,
e e b., 5 D S.

Gn / 9fe6roifo ,neget 6efjenbt
2anosnonO, 6. 6. @ulteo, en lang
MarrGffe 5efretur @llpernpre15
&ontor / 2incoln, er iflg. Sen 0on-
1fe Yipneer" ofgaoet peo 0poen. 9n=
iteo bar fdbt paa Gejleegnen og fom
iom ltngt Melrnelfc til e[nerifo, bpor
tan fit s(nluttelle peo Sen 9oni ife
Eioneer" bpis 9iebnftpr fan bar
meoens Morf @onien bar @la6ets
gier. S 1885 forloo ban 8lo0et og
begpnote 6orretni11g uoe 9eebralfo,
men fom ii0en ino 4Solitif og blep
5efret9r for @upern9r Micfep. San
hebol0t be1ne Stilling UNDER Sc ef=
terfSlgenoe @ubernprer, enbpg UNDER
9emofrate11 Ghallenberger, i0et bal1
beflGote lin Nolt meo ltor 0pgtigbeo
og N9iagtigbe6. 9nn bar altiO
1tprft interesieret / alt, bpa6 Ser
pebrprte 9anifbeben. @ulteo oberle=
pes al lin @ultrr, Set er en- 9otter
al Sen Sc fgr tie 0anlf= =s(lnerifoneres
@iitorie befiel1ote Or. Seslen.
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.
g foIe M 0 r s 9 a.
TO d.
Sen islan01fe @ralt $. 9. Ebor-
griniol Monntain, 9e. Sat, er u6e
boa &eiier blan6t fine 2anosmeno
for at ion1le Subifription til en-
Gfole for sssl9n6ere.. 5abnet al en-
iao6an 5foIe bpor set islan6lfe
Sprog Tan leres, bar b9ret 6Dbt felt;
men Smitpnotgbeoerne bar itaaet
bi116ren6e @eien for 8lanens sSperf=
letteIie til 6enne Sis. Nl tror fIere
patriotiife SSslpn6ere, at bnilfe 8a-
ftor Tborgrimion er en-, at Eanfen
fan gienne1nfgres beo 6ialp fra an
tre, Ser bar Wo6ersmaalet fi9rt og
en- BARN Tglelie for Set beo1te of is.
1on0ife Sa6er, sfiffe og Man6slip.
Set giql0er at lefte Slot og> tage ct
Sag, iom forilaar. Sor at foa San.
fen u6f6rt / girfeliebeoen, bill 8aitor
Tborgrimion ofre al lin Si6 mes at
zfan1Ie Mioler til sfolen, uoen nogen
8etaIing fra noget Sol0 for lit Mr.
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8 anlf Spiifo1e 9iten.
Som tihltgere omtolt far man Sc

- II y 9 ] TO e % t e IT,.
Som tinligere omtalt far man Sc
bejifole=interesiereoe oanife areoie
i glten beifjpftiget Zig me; 5anfen
ON Sprettelie al en- oanlf @piifole
pit for Sc itore Sn0iber, ioet Mf=
itanoen fra @pjifolerne / Gelten por
for ltor til, at Sen oanlfe l1ngoom
flnoe faa Set fl1l0e l1obptte al 0em.
&e0 ct npltg / 9artforb, Cont, af-
holot Mgoe al 2lte1s &re0s al 0anlf
ISammeniluttet ltngoom fom Sanfe11
op til 6orbanoling og fit e'1itemmig
Sililutning, iaaleoes at man peotog
at ar6eioe for Sprettelie al en- iaa6an
Sfole. Der blep neDiat Ell &ornite,
beltaoenoe al Sens 9fiis, @ollis &arf,
g. s., SSru 9orf, 8ertb slmbop, M.
S., og Eoitor S. 81. 80. No6bolm,
8ortlan0, a)1e., iom bar &laner un=
Ser Sperbejelie onn bporleoes Ser
be6it fan ifaffes Mi0ler tilpeje til ct
ioabant Soretagel1oe. 9Soitor &oo=
bolm meooeler, at Ser on fort Sis
iii blipe n6ien0t Meooelell ler til
ltng0oms= =Soreningers Gepreienton-
ter, laa slrbej6et fan blipe optaget
oper bele 2i11ien, og opfor0rer Oanjfe
paa Steoer, bpor Ser ingen l1ngoon1s-
foreninger fin6es, ON at r9ffe en-
bj9lpen6e @aan6.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1911-12-07
GLENDoRAD0 AND SANTIAGO
= Inhn E1rQn WaS a Pninaofon usa;ko,

GLENDoRAD0 AND SANTIAGO.
John Uran was a Princeton visitor
this week.
: T: Jensen made a business trip to
Becker on Monday.
@. G. Void delivered stock in
Princeton on Monday. #tS
Miss Donavan spent her Thanksgiv-
ing at her home in Foley. :. -.~- -
Mrs. Ole Larson entertained the
Ladies' Aid society on Thursday.
Miss Laura Madison has spent q
week with Mr.. and Mrs. "A. Abraham
son of Greenbush.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. o. Odegard enter
tanned their children and grandchil-
dren on Thanksgiving day.
Jim Westling of Milaca is visiting
friends here. The Glendorado girls
seem to be an attraction for jim.
DR.. Neumann of Princeton was
called out to treat sick horse for
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ZlMM ERMAN.

Fred Foley is here visiting rela-
tivess
Grandma sTruaz is very i'll.
Mr. Berglund spent Sunday at his
honae in Sank Rapids.
Mrs. Lynch ana Mrs. Foley drove
o'Rrinceton on Tuesday.
Miss Lehman OF Dodge Center Wis
itsd friends here over Sunday.
James Foley has been quite i'll. DR..
Ceoney was called on Sunday.
Jay Smith went to Minneapolis on
Wednesday morning on business.
The Stendahl family spent Thanks
giving at Elk River with the Healy
family.
A large crowd attended the Masque-
rade here on Thanksgiving and all
had an en- pyable time. H..
Mr.. and Mrs. e.. S. Walker and
daughter, Mary, of Spencer Brook
visited relatives In town on Sunday.
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GLENDoRApo,

Millet Simonson visited in this burg
last week. What next, Milleta ! =,
*. Frank Guss of Biwabik visited
with friends at this place last week. ).
John Crook is visiting with his
sister, Mrs. Hnldah Hubbard, this
week. ~ - ~. "a.
George O'Donnell and wife of Foley
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Patrick Griffen. @.. -
Mr.. and Mrs. 81. W.. Magnus and
family spent Thanksgiving with Mr..
and Mrs. Gust Dailne. .. ~ -
Don't forget that coasting is fine on
the Magnus hill. Large crowds
gather there every night.
Harry Case and George Balder,
who are cutting bolts and wood for
VIM. Hall of Foley, are boarding at
Hubbard's.
A number of young folks from
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1911-12-07

Agentleman attending cour. from
Onamia told US that q youth of that
place called upon his best girl and
that her little brother answered the
door. The youth wore black spec
tacles and the little brother ran into
the house and exclaimed: "Sis,
that's not your fellow; he's got pair
of black eyes!" But the family bull.
dog, after shifting at the young man q
rai1hent, set it's teeth into the seat Of
his pants and dragged him into the
house. The dog knew him despite his
disguise.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1911-12-07

Foley accompanied Celestine Henry
to her school in Glendorado on Sun
day evening.
A large crowd from here attended
the Thanksgiving dance at Pat Nc.
Cures at Santiago and a swell time,
was had. Santiago is the place for
a good time.
The surprise party on Mrs. J. E.
Hughes was we'll attended and all en-
joyed themselves by dancing until
morning. The crowd departed, leav-
ing a purse of money as a re-
membrance.
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William Arnett, who left Princeton
for Redfeld, S. D., about three years
ago, is bore visiting old friends and
will return home tomorrow Mr..
Arnett has been attending the live
stock show in Chicago. He is doing
fairly we'll in Dakota, but says tht
farmers suffered considerably in con
sequence of the drouth this year. HI
notes that many improvements have
been made in Princeton during his
absence. &c., ILL.,. @s y
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DALBO.

DALBO.
There was a big crowd at the hall
Thanksgiving night.
l.. Lindgren and wife we're at the
county scat on Monday.
Miss Annie Pearson visited with
Augusta Bli4t on Sunday afternoon.
! Erick and Oscar Newman and Hell
dor Blixt have taken a contract to
cut SO cords of wood for Louis Erick-
son. The boys are baching it over
at Pete Lindgren's. is
Alfred Sohlin came homo from Wis.,
consin on Monday morning. Els
folks had telegraphed for him to
come as his mother is very sick and
there is little hope for her recovery.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1911-12-07

M. B. Madison and Jim Stevenson
of B1ae Hill offer the suggestion that
the roadmasters of the several dis
tricts OF that town get out a four
horss teams and break a new road
alongside the other, as it is almost
impossible for . team to. turn out
without tipping the vehicle in eonse-
quence of the road being mach higher
than the Snow is on either side.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1911-12-07

A. Aleckson last week. The horse
stepped on a nail and is in bad con-
dition.
MIR. and Mrs. George Uran and Nsr.
and Mrs. T. Knutson called on Mr..
and Mrs. L. J.. Madison on Sunday
Mrs. c.. Solberg and Mrs. Isaac
Anderson have returned from a fort
nights visit to relatives in Minne-
apolis.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1911-12-07

E. I. Davis tells US that when
George Presley reached home on Mon
day evening big crowd of Milaoa' IS
citizens were at the depot to greet him.
This would seem to demonstrate that
George is not such an undesirable
citizen as some people assert.
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which he is engaged in Canada is
booming. The concern in which he
owns an interest is also mining large
quantities Of coal and, all in all, says
Ernest, prospects in Canada look
good TO, him.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1911-12-07

Electrician Randall will this week
wire the German Lutheran church and
Rev. Ahl's residence for electric
lights. Rev. Ali believes in having
all the modern conveniences and in
this he shows his good sense. During
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1911-12-07

Buffalo Bills Wild west and Pawnee
Bills Far East great combined shows
in moving pictures will be presented
at Brands opera house tomorrow and
Saturday evenings. These pictures
are true to life they realistically re-
produce the two great shows above
named. -. :: II
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1911-12-07

The widows of the Rebekah lodge
entertained the other members of the
order at card party in the Odd Fell
lows hall last evening. Supper was
served and the evening was passed
very pleasantly.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1911-12-07

Ernest Sellhorn, who came down
from Red Cliff, Alberta, recently,
called at the U n o n Office on Tuesday
and says, that the brick business in
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Jim Stevenson of Blue Hill raised
225 bushels of prime Burbank pota-
toes on a trif1e over a half acre of
ground. His corn averaged IS
bushels to the acre and he had good
crop in all of his farm products.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1911-12-07

Our sprightly contemporary at the
southeast corner of the big pond, the
Wahkon Enterprise, is four years cid
and seems to be thriving. The Enter
prise never misses An opportunity to
depict in glowing terms the advan-
tages of the beautiful and fertile Lake
region.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1911-12-07

Attorney Godfrey G. Goodwin and
A. P. Yngve were over from Cam
bridge on Saturday and the Uni o n
is indebted for a pleasant call.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1911-12-07

W. E. Jones of Pease and b. T.
Jones of Lyndon, WASH, called at the
Union Office on Tuesday. Mr.. Jones
says that it is lively out there and his
business-ranching-is exceedingly
po05
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1911-12-07

Lowell j. Chadbourne stopped off
here yesterday while on his way to
Grand Rapids.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1911-12-07

Onamia is to have a farmers insti-
tute on Saturday, December Is.
Every farmer within reaching distance
should endeavor to be present as
much valuable information is i'm
parted at these institutes by men who
know from practical experience where
of they speak. 3
It is aggravating to scan in vain
the columns of a local newspaper to
ascertain when train passes through
the town in which that paper is pub
lished. We should think that the pub
Usher of local paper would, for the
accommodation of the readers of hit
paper, publish the local railroad time
table. .r-y = ~- ...< ~.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1911-12-07

Denny Byers is home from Dennis,
Montana, for a visit. His friends will
be glad to know that he is prospering.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1911-12-07

his short residence in Princeton he
has created a very favorable impress
sion-his affable disposition coald
scarcely have brought forth any other
feeling.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1911-12-07
MARKET REPORT

The quotations hereunder are those
prevailing on Thursday morning at the
time of going to press:
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1911-12-07

MINNEAPOLIS. " @L..- !.
MINNEAPOLIS, Wednesday evening"
Wheat, No. l hard, S1.O2; No. l Nor
thern, Sl.Ol; No. 2 Northern, Sl.OO.
White Oats, 46c; No. 3, 44c.
Rye, CSC.
Flax, No. 1, S2.O1.
Corn, No. 3 Yellow, Coo.
Barley, 65c(9s1.18.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1911-12-07
Comfort Felt Slippers

We carry large line of Daniel
Green Felt Slippers in many styles,
and in all colors. They make very
good presents.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-10-25
Prepare to Entertain
Women's Federation

More women win be in chicka-
sha to attend the convention Of the
state Federated clubs Of oklahoma
than have ever been entertained in
the city since the town was cstab-
lished and every one knows a woman
knows how wsll she Sln and viii
talk. So it behooyes the merchants
and business men OF chickasha to
put on their best regalia during the
club women's stay. Nothing can be-
oyerdone for these women's entertain
ment," declares a local club woman.
Particularly should the Girls Col
lege be properly introduced to the
women Of the state"
President Moore and his faculty are
making plans to furnish a splendid en-
tertainment at the building and the
first days session will be held in
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-10-25

the main auditorium. A program will
be given during the convention BY
the students Of the college and sever
al informal luncheons are being ar
ranged
One Of the important issues that is
scheduled to come before the con-
yention at this session viii be the
matter Of meeting once each year or
once every two years. This matter
came up last year and each club
district voted on 1t at their annual
session and viii report in Chickasha.
Another feature Of the session this
year will be the matter OF bringing
the state charity work in closer har-
mony with the club work Of the
state. Miss Kate Barnard will be
in attendance for the first time in
The history Of the convention and will
be one of the principal speakers.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-10-25
ECCLESTON
SUCCUMBS
TraiDman Dies Of Injuries;
Body is Taken to
Kansas

w. H. EccIeston who was injured in
the Rock Island yards at Ell Reno
Tuesday morning died this morning
at the FL Reno hospital and his body
viii be taken to the old home in Kan
sas for burial.
Mrs. Ecclesson who went to El Re-
no early yesterday morning was with
her husband at the time of his death.
She talked with friends here over the
telephone today and stated that Mr.
Eccleston was conscious up to the
time OF his death.
Mr.. Eccleston was engaged in the
grocery business here a number Of
years and had many friends in the
city. He worked during the summer
months at Minco as telegraph operat-
or which was the profession Of his
early manhood. During the month Of
October he began on the railroad as
a switchman and the accident which
caused his death happened the third
night Of his work in the El Reno
yards
Mrs. Eccleston has been a resident
here since her return from an extend
ed visit in the south and Mr.. Eccles.
ton came home to Chickasha often
Both Of his legs we're cut off and his
body badly mutilated in the accident
There was little hope OF his recovery
entertained after the physicians had
made thorough examination Of the