The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1912-06-13

cation. Claude likes his studies and
is getting along splendidly. !
For sale, cheap, furniture for light
also a two horse hay
rake. Must sell at once as I am
about to leave for the west. Mrs. A.
Orr. Ito
A grand ball will be given in Geo.
new barn on Saturday
night, June Is. Good music and a |
good time assured. Everybody in
vited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Winblad and
children returned on Monday from a |
trip to the Pacific coast. Carl re-
sumed his duties at the depot on
An excavation is being made for
the basement of the Princeton starch
factory. The building will be the
largest and best equipped Of it's kind
in the northwest.
Large congregations attended the
church at both morning
and evening services last Sunday,
and Rev. Services sermons and the
music were we'll worth listening to.
Just received, large assortment
of ladies' trimmed hats, bought at a
very low price in eastern markets,
which will be sold for less than half
Of their value at Mrs. Belsem's mil
linery store. Ito
Mrs. Guy Ewing was last week
elected vice president for Mile Laos
county of the Minnesota State Music
Teachers association, which held it's
convention at the. Ryan
hotel, St. Paul.
Bids for the construction of the
at Princeton, confined to
two competing frms-Stromburg &
Jaenicke and Schlegel & Drescher-
will be opened at St. Paul on Mon
day by the armory board.
The state encampment of the
Grand Army of the Republic is in
session in Minneapolis and about
500 members Of the various orders,
the Sons of Veterans and
Woman's Relief corps, are in atten-
dance.
Farmers DESTROYS of obtaining
their checks for cream before the
circus at the Princeton Cooperative
creamery on Monday next must be in
before II o'clock SO as to give the
an opportunity to make
them out.
A delegation of fremen, among
whom were A. NJ. Davis, Peter
Arthur Roos, Will Roos,
Clair Smith, O. B. Randall and O.
B. Newton attended the state con-
vention of fire fighters in Mime
apolis this week.
The Citizens band, under the
Of Prof. Heinzeman. gave
it's first concert of the season on Fri
day evening and the boys discoursed
excellent music. This is the best |
band ever organized in Princeton
and one of the finest in the north
west.
DR.. Lester, wife and family, of
Alexandria motored up from the
cities on Tuesday and were guests of
MIR. and Mrs. sJ.s.J. Skahen over
night. They started for their. home
yesterday morning. The doctor says
he has a very good practice at
Alexandria. 49,. !
P. J. Wikeen, wife and daughter,
Anna, returned on Tuesday from
Mora, where they had been visiting
E. B.. Anderson and wife, who
brought them to Princeton. in their
Ed says that business
is good and that he and his wife likeE|
Mora as a place Of residence.
Roy F. Soule, manager of the Iron
Age Hardware, Newly ork, and C. j.
Knapp, manager of the Chicago
office of the same periodical, re-
turned to their homes on Monday
after passing several pleasant DAYS
at Elk lake fishing. They were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. B. Soule.
Al. Angstman of Baldwin gradu-
ates in the top row at the ST. Paul
college of law today and will probab-
ly hunt up place within short
time to float his shingle in the
breeze. AL. is bright, Industrious
young fellow and there is no appar-
ent reason why he should not make A.