The Princeton union., 1911-02-09
G. A. JACK
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George l. Staples is the only person who ia
authorized to collect money due this Office. In
every case the party paying money Is entitled tn
10 and should insist upon receiving a printed Hi
receipt r. @. DUNN Publisher
Nelson's photos please the people. oo
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Allen passed
Sunday in Milaca.
E. F. Gillespie of Cambridge was in ha
town on business Friday.
W. G. Fredericks made trip to th,
Minneapolis on Monday. ov
Wanted, at once, three or four cars in
Of hay. Geo. E. Rice & Co.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. Veal, wi
on Sunday, February 5, an 8-pound Il
son. Of
Don't forget the supper at Maccabee
hall on Wednesday evening, Febru- ia
ary Is. dc
For sale, quantity OF household Az
furniture. Call at S. A. Cravens',
Princeton. 7-tfc tic
A public dance will be given in the W
Blue Hill town hall on Saturday " wv
evening, February 18. ~
:, The Princeton State bank makes
farm loans at the lowest rate. No de- ~ ~,
lay, money ready soon as papers are 49,
signed. 43-tf ~:
About 40 tubs of butter comprised
the output of the Princeton Co-opera-
tive. creamery for. the. week ending 20 10
Monday. ....... W;
A. T. Anderson, the well-known Pr
Spencer Brook contractor and
builder, called at the Union Office
on Monday. oe
Miss Olson of Braham visited at ID
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry g,
Mallette and with Miss Hulda Buirge
over Sunday.
Minneapolis prices paid for hides ~
and furs at Hayes fur house, across "a
from Evens' hardware store. Open a
every Saturday. 5tf
Peter Torell of Cambridge was Cir he
culating among his Princeton friends 81;
on Monday distributing cigars on the G.,
last addition to his family. fo
Be sure to attend the supper to be
given by the Congregational Sunday n;
school at Maccabee hall next We'd ~
nesday evening, February Is. to
Michael Quigley, the railroad con- Pl
tractor, was here visiting friends yes We
terday. Mike is a jolly old chap-al-
ways good natured and chock full of ~,
stories. -
By wireless from St. Cloud: in
"Shaved off Mikes whiskers this ba
morning. Expect he will soon return in
to Princeton on his Ma-honeymoon
E. M. Chapman ~,
henry Winsor of southern Alberta Bl
was guest OF his uncle and aunt, pl
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Winsor, at their uE
home in Wyanett, from Wednesday of tn
last week to Monday of this.
The full text of the two good roads M
bills framed by R. G. Dunn and E,
passed by the house of representatives tn
last Thursday are printed on page 3 81
of this number of the Union G.
e. A. Ross & Son have purchased "a
new hearse-one of the very latest WI
models manufactured. This firm m
makes it a special point to furnish the al
very best of service at funerals. T.. re
0. M. Warner spent a couple of 60
days in the twin cities during the past
week. 'Tis seldom that Mr.. Warner
has an opportunity to get day off 50 ha
busy is he kept at the creamery. tn
1ne "e"oers OF Inc congregational wi
Sunday school will serve a 25-cent or
supper at Maccabee hall on Wednes- p,
day evening, February Is. Every
body come and get a good supper.
The number of cars of potatoes du
shipped out of Princeton from Janu- an
ary l, 1910, to December 81 of the la
same year aggregated l,277, while yo
for the year 1909 the number was 987,
an increase in 1910 of 800 cars over
1909. These fip1lres ara aoonro+o X.