The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1911-10-05
ESTES BROOK.

Earl DeHart made his daily trip
to 81. L. Bemis' on Sunday.
Misses Reionard and Miller called
at Oscar Erickson's on Sunday.
Thomas Jenkins is employed doing
carpenter work for J. J. Knutsen.
Phoebe Crook left on Monday for
Foley, where she will be employed.
j. J. Knutsen visited relatives in
the cities from Saturday until Mon
day.
Clara Sandquist has been employed
at the Estes Brook store the past few
days.
Charlie Sandberg and lady friend
made a trip to the county seat on
Friday.
Ask Willie Erickson if he wouldn't
like to have his birthday come a little
oftener.
Wonder if the boys of this vicinity
have as yet espied the red ''Water
Lillie.''
Arthur and Grover HalVorsen of
Glendorado passed through here on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Bemis and FAM
lily visited at the Alva Bemis home
on Sunday.
How can we blame Mary for the sad
look on her face? But did you notice
Polly's smile?
A feed mill is being erected in our
village now. Who says Estes Brook
isn't booming?
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gramer enter
tanned at dinner on Sunday several
of their friends.
Pearl Stanchfeld and friend of
Foreston visited relatives here on
Sunday evening.
We are sorry to hear of the illness
of Mabel Kronstrom and hope she
will speedily recover.
Charlie Sandquist acted as chore
boy at Kronstrom's during Mr..
kronstrom's absence.
j. O. Beden is having a granary
built, which adds greatly to the ap-
pearance of the farm.
We are sorry to hear that the Green
bush correspondent has left, for he
surely wrote some classy items.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. N. Kronstrom Wis
tied with their daughters, Mabel and
Minnie, in Princeton on Sunday.
Little Fritz Mailer accidentally fell
from the granary and cut his head
quite seriously but is now on the gain.
Dave Sandquist and Frank Beden
returned home from the west on Mon
day. Glad to see their smiling faces
again.
Misses Mary Knutsen and Clara
Sandquist we're pleasantly entertained
at the Erickson home on Sunday
evening.
j. L. Higgins, Arvid Lind, Roy
Schram, Bill Bonn and Aldrid Carl
son spent Sunday evening at Sand
quist's.
Mrs. +. Youmans, who has been
visiting friends and relatives here,
returned to her home Idaho Mon
day last.
Hilda and Carl Naslund, Harry
,Sandquit and VIM. Beck have gone
to Wyanett, where they will be en-
sployed during potato digging.
Lost, strayed or stolen, a gentle
mans white embroidered handker-
chief. Finder please return to the
barber shop and receive reward.
Fred Erickson, who has been en-
ployed as station man for the past
three years at the Estes Brook cream
station, has resigned his position and
Oscar Schram has taken his place.
Rev. and Mrs. Larson and daugh-
ter OF Princeton, Misses Pauline Trunk
and Alma Hermanson, and Mr.. Knut-
sen we're entertained at dinner at the
O. j. Annie home on Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs John Thompson and
sons, Enoch and Selmer, accompanied
by Miss Clara Tellefson, we're guests
of Mary and Jacob Knutsen last
week. While here they picked large
amount of butternuts.
A terrible storm passed through this
burg one day last week and J. L.
Higgins was so unfortunate as to
lose his entire mustache. It was the
most valuable thing that he possessed,
but we hope he may secure another.
Less Crooks, who has been en-
ployed with the Bemis threshing rig
is now at home-cracking his butter
nuts, Better leave some for winter