The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1911-08-24


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George I. Staples is the only person who Is W
authorized to collect money due this Office. In c+
avery case the party paying money Is entitled
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receipt z. G. DUNN, Publisher VT,
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Nelson's photos please the people. vert
Warren Carter of Milaca attended NJ
to business at this place on Monday. an O
J. A. Allen of Milaca attended to her
business here between trains on Mon NJ
day. near
Mrs. J. j. Skahen went to St. Paul Tort
on Friday morning and returned on M
Saturday evening. of n
Ray Mckinney of Spencer Brook Ihu
attended to business in the twin cities tt
last Friday and Saturday. of
Herman Schwartz started for cou1
Brainerd on Monday morning. he 1all'
will be absent about two weeks. r.
Jav Rero came IN from tho Tu;r field
Cities on Tuesday eveninr and ov ate
poets to remain for about two weeks eng
Mrs. G. b. Mute of Cloquet, Mime M
sofa, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. MRS
G. Nachbar from Saturday to Mon helo
day. ian
MIR. and Mrs. William Cordiner en- M
tertained Mr. and Mrs. L. Paulle of a q
Minneapolis from Saturday to Sun aver
day evening. ch1n
MIR. and Mrs. A. S. Mark arrived A
here on Friday evening. Mr.. Mark carr
is looking after his business interests coul
at this place. OF
Miss Sadie Fox came down from M
Milaca on Friday morning and iron
passed the day with her parents, Mr. whe1
and Mrs. L. E. Fox. Mrs
\. S. Mark will dispose of a fine Ii
bunch of horses on next Saturday to on
the HIGHEST bidder. Emmet Mark will repa
be here to assist at the auction. prae
I am prepared to do all kinds Of II
painting and paperhanging. A good oy
job guaranteed at reasonable prices. Nl1oc
r. NJ. Winkleman, Princeton. 1tp man
Prof J. G. Marshall and daughter M
and son, Lorna and Donald returned tne
on Friday from q weeks visit with lor
friends in Minneapolis and Kenyon. nom
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Mrs. Guy Nicely of Bisbee, Arizona,
departed for her home on Saturday VI
morning after q months visit with cine
friends and relatives in this vicinity. a' u
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Miss Ael1 IN ac'lo1r ueparCeo TO re- oste
sumo her duties at Parkston, S. D.,
on Tuesday morning. The South Da- M
kota climate evidently agrees with Dul'
Lena. turn
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-nl'' An@ o",loA ano MISS 1nez for
Mathews Of Anoka and Miss Mary
Hitler OF Grown we're the guests Of nc
Miss Alma Roos from Friday to are
Tuesday. ADA
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0@u1oy ano oaughIer' a fe1
Anna, departed for Minneapolis on -
Monday morning for short visit nj
with Mrs. Sadley's brother, j. NJ scra
Crawford. RENE
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'onn'on VI Hlncoln' ~ a
Nebraska, who had been visiting MIR.
and Mrs. Roy Winsor for the past III
week, departed for her home on Mon post
dav noornino team
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Mcclure of of
Onamia have gone to British Colum- farm
bia to remain for an indefinite period.
They were accompanied by Miss Inez NN
Evnon a1eo of Oaoa,;, dau
- son,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. K. Evens motored :Joh
up from Excelsior on Sunday even of n
ing. For the past two weeks they had HON
been visiting Mr.. Evens' brother-in-
law, ". J. Dobbin of Excelsior Nj
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C. Il. Lamb of Greenbush de- nm,
parted for his former home at Oswe- NO
go, New York, on Saturday morning. voc y
He intends to spend about three ~ \
weeks visiting friends and relatives.
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Winnie ana hay Foltz, who have have
been visiting their uncle and aunt, Mr.. the
and Mrs. F. G. Foltz of Greenbush, mon
for the past two weeks returned tn will