The Princeton union., 1911-12-28

PRINCETON RI UNION: j: q e
Claude Morton will leave on Satur-s
day for Granville, Ohio,5 to finish his
course of study in: the university at
that place. -
Last week Mrs. Robinson of
Onamia slipped on an icy walk and
dislocated her hip as we'll as sustain
ing bad cut above one of her eyes.
Orders taken for switches, and
braids made from your own combings
by NJ. V. Kronstrom, dressmaker,
three doors north of Nelson's photo
studio. ltp
Harry Mott came over from
Baldwin, Wis.,, to spend Christmas
and returned to that place yesterday.
He says he is doing we'll in the hotel
business.
Olof r. Hanson, a. J. Burling and
E. A. Burling of Carver are here On
business trip and will return home
tomorrow. They are guests of A. E.
Allen.
A boulevard at Meshigun Point,
Mile Lacs lake, will be constructed
in the spring. Meshigun Point is a
beautiful place to build a summer
bungalow.
Claude Briggs arrived home from
the state university on Friday even
ing to enjoy his holiday vacation and
Lisle Jesmer came home from the St.
Paul law school for like purpose.
One of Millard Howard's little girls
is suffering from an attack of pneu-
monia. Millard has certainly had
more than his share of sickness in
the family during the past few months.
Miss Kathryn Kaliher is home from
Ceylon and Miss Bertha Dugan from
New Prague to spend their holiday
vacations. The young ladies are
teaching school at the places named.
O. E. Carlson came down from
Wrenshall to spend Christmas with
his parents at Long Siding. His two
brothers, Henry and Henning, are
also home and will remain for the
winter.
Milaca and Foreston business men
are bidding for the farmers trade in
their respective vicinities, have
monthly market days and offer special
inducements to farmers on those oc-
casions.
A Mr.. A. A. Lindenberg was ar
rested at Milaca one day last week
for failure to pay a board bill to a
Foley landlord and was given sixty
days in the st. Cloud reformatory by
Judge Taylor.
Another of those delightful dances
will be given in the Blue Hill town
hall on Saturday evening next.
Music will be furnished by Peterson
& Shaw and supper served in the hall.
Plenty OF stable room for horses. 1tp
From the number of members be-
longing to the Isle Farmers club it is
evident that the organization is pros
pering. At each meeting topics of
Importance are discussed and no
doubt much valuable information is
disseminated.
Rev. Father Levings called upon
Charley O'Malley at his home in the
town Of Baldwin yesterday, and
found Mr.. O'Malley in about the
same condition-very sick and weak
but able to engage in conversation.
There is very little hope entertained
for his recovery.
Moving picture shows will be pre-
sented in Brands opera house on
Saturday and Monday evenings, Dec
ember 30 and January /, when the
very latest productions will be thrown
on the screen. A good picture show
is enjoyed by father, mother and the
children. Don't fail to be there.
Harry Orr, who has been employed
in the Olivia electric light plant for
sone time past, was visiting his
mother here last week. Harry has re-
signed his position at Olivia and will
go to Valley City, North Dakota,
where he will work in the electric light
and water plant under Mr.. Frank
Burbank.
At recent meeting of the stock
holders of the Cannbridpe Starch 90