The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1911-07-27

p PRINCETON UNION: ~
White waists at reduced prices at
Byers'. 29.3tc Gle
Don't forget that Payette's studio is ~ ~.
open every day. 22-tfc "'
Miss Mary Huse left on Monday for
months visit to friends in St. Paul. -
Miss Olive Lessard is down from we
Duluth to spend her vacation with
Mrs. Clair Smith.
Bob Collins of Evansville, Wis.,, is he
spending fortnight with his aunt, J.
Mrs. Chas. Ross.
Mrs. Joseph Donnelly of Minneap- SCI
oils is in Princeton visiting friends me
and expects to remain several weeks. an
Unfortunately DR.. Armitage re-
turned from London too soon-King of
George is about to create new bunch MI
of peers. ar
The butternut trees in the river bot WI
toms are heavily laden this year and
there will be a big yield of wild cher 10
ries and grapes. of
Rev. j. O. Fisher will return from Ia
Chicago on Saturday and on Sunday NC
there will be regular services in the .
Congregational church. las
On Saturday Kopp & Bartholo- tnt
mew,s cle.ranoo sala s+,u+a Co. Oh
money by taking advantage of this va
great twice-a-year event.
My warehouse is now open for the the
nnrchasa of notatoos pn;,o :. ,,. cit
early potatoes now while the prices tlo
are high. T. F. Scheen. 3l-2tc Lo
Kopp & Bartholomew will, for ID
days, hold clearance sale of odds 20
and ends, commencing Saturday, July Inc
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After an enjoyable visit of four tn,
weeks with friends here, Mrs. John
johnson, formerly of Princeton, re-
turned to her home at La Crosse 1el
Wis.,, on Saturday, 1o>
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Cucumbers are coming in pretty Al
lively at the Princeton station, says ri,
M. M. Stroeter, but the receipts at
several of the Haarmann company's 4
other stations are light. &C
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The West Branch Norwegian Young -.
Peoples society of Freer will give an oil
ice cream social on Saturday even IA
ing, August 5, at the Eye place.
Everybody cordially invited to come
and have dish. en-
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An unfortunate young man is Edgar Mi
Englund of Cambridge Blind in one tb.
eye since birth, he recently received f.;
an injury to the other-a piece of steel
flying into it-which has deprived him
| of the sight of that also. wi
Hiram Whittier has sold his 80-acre 81
farm in Greenbush to Nelson Re- W
haume, who has entered into possess ~
sion. The price paid was So, 500. Mr.. ~
and Mrs. Whittier are contemplating -
going west but may decide to settle y"
in Princeton.
The village council is doing it's best 10
to keep the streets in condition by Ca'
frequent application of the spilt-log ey'
drag, but it is obvious to the most IRE
casual observer that sooner or later -
crushed rock and gravel will have to SCI
be spread upon these thoroughfares. PEI
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Snow and
daughter, Myra, of Blaine, WASH, Da
are visiting at the home of MIR. and wa
Mrs. A. Z. Norton. Mr.. Snow notes or
many Improvements in Princeton 20
since he was here last. The first time Th
MIR. Snow was in Princeton was IS Ea
years ago. fu1
The crack rife team of Company G
left yesterday for Lakeview. There is
the experts of other companies in the rel
Third regiment will join them and he
contest will be pulled off between the 7nr
teams OF the First, Second and Third sta
regiments for the regimental cup and az
other trophies. M
ball game between the Long Sid Cl'
ing and Grown teams will be played Ill
at the Princeton fair grounds on Sun :
day afternoon. Both teams are strong 49,,