The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1911-05-25

3 PRINCETON UNION:
Wild rice at Byers'. 22-tfc
Payette's photos are better than
ever. 22-tfc
The Mile Laos board of county
commissioners is in session today.
Milaca vs.. Princeton at fair grounds
May 27-next Saturday-at 2:30 p. m.
Mrs. E. B. Anderson of Mora
passed through here on Tuesday
train en- route to the cities.
Mrs. L. S. Avery, who has been
here on a visit to her son, Henry, and
his family, returned on Tuesday to
her home at Alma Center, Wis.
A kindergarten will be opened on
June IL in the primary room of the
Whittier building. For terms, etc. :,
inquire of Miss Tompkins. 2l-tfc
Farmers and gardeners are CON-
planning of the ravages of cutworms
in this part Of the country. Some
fields have suffered extensively from
the pests.
G. H. Pennison and. W. G. Fred
ricks went over to Pine City on Sun
day in Young's machine to look over
the plant of the Eastern Minnesota
Power company.
Mrs. Frank Wolf and children left
yesterday for Norwood, Carver
county, to visit Mrs. VOLTS mother
and other relatives. They will be
gone about two weeks.
George Book has started a box
bowling alley in tent adjoining
Mrs. GriAith's millinery store. A
tent should be just the place for bowl
ing in the summer time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Webster and
son. George, drove up from Mime
apolis in their touring car on Sunday
to visit friends and Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Keith returned to the city with
them.
On Friday evening, June 2, the high
school commencement exercises will
be held at the opera house. Seven.
teen will receive diplomas and Rev.
S. M. Rice of Duluth will deliver the
address.
Hear ye, hear ye, one and all.
Next Monday morning report bright
and early to Supervisor George
Schmidt on the Germany road. II
you can't send a team send along a
man to assist.
Ernest 81. Sellhorn went to the twin
cities yesterday on business for his
brick firm. Ernest is we'll pleased
with last years sales and believes
that business will be particularly
good this season.
DR.. and Mrs. Eugene Kaliher and
child OF Little Falls and Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Larkin of Sank Center ar
rived here on Monday in an automo-
bile to visit D. A. Kaliher and other
relatives and returned home on Tues
day.
Princeton has volunteer fire de-
partment that is second to few in the
state. The boys respond promptly to
an alarm and handle a fire in a man
ner that would reflect credit upon
veteran fre-fghters. The Princeton
volunteer fire department is all right.
Mrs. E. c. Meyer received a mes
sage from Blue Earth on Tuesday
that her sister, Miss Hasse,
was not expected to live. With her
daughter, Mabel, and Miss Gladys
Ellenbaum, Mrs. Meyer left for Blue
Earth on the II O'Clock train the same
Rev. O'Connor, assisted by Rev.
Levings, has been holding mission
services at the Greenbush Catholic
church during the week and large
audiences have attended. The SER
mons delivered have been highly
praised by persons who attended the
services.
AS a result of the examinations
held two weeks ago at the old state
capitol, St. Paul, Adjutant General
Wood announces that Ernest 81. Sell
horn has qualified as captain of Com
pany G, Princeton: A. II. Johnson
first lieutenant, and Charles E. Bulls,
second lieutenant.