The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1912-09-05

4 A dance will be given at the Long
Siding hall next Saturday evening.
Music by Stromwall's orchestra. A
place for good time. tic
Mrs. George Ross returned last
week from an extended visit to rel
atives and friends at Red Wing, and
her hubby is happy again.
We have an excellent -haud
upright piano, in frst-class condition,
which we will sell for $l75. A bar
gain. Ewings' Music Store. ~
Miss Ellen Billstrom returned to
her home in Minneapolis on Monday
after a pleasant visit of a month
with her cousin, Mrs. Victor Ossell.
Mrs. Ellora McKray and daughter,
Elsie, of St. Paul are visiting Mrs.
Joseph Brueckner. Mrs. McKray is
Mrs. Brueckner's mother and Elsie
McKray her sister.
oAS CAO"Oo VI pcOplc dIc leaving
here daily for the state fair and to
enumerate them would be almost a
matter Of impossibility, therefore we
have not attempted it: .~.-@.
Mrs. F. J. Mossman of Grey Eagle
was a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Jos.
Mossman from Saturday to Monday.
From here she proceeded to Hamline
to attend the state fair.
Rev. Service will deliver special
Sermon at both the morning and
evening services next Sunday, and
the subjects selected by him should
attract large congregations. =.
We have erected new slaughter
house and installed an up-to-date
sausage machine, and are prepared
to furnish all kinds Of sausage, made
by experienced men. Foltz & Olson.
Mrs. Hummel. arrived there from
Minneapolis on Tuesday with Mrs. T.
II: Galley and son, Harold, in their
automobile to visit her son. and
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. L. c.
Hummel. - '" 49,. q.
The schoolma ans have arrived
some from their vacations and
others for their first term in Prince
ton-and entered upon their Duties.
They are all able instructors and be-
sides, they constitute a factor in
Frightening up the old town:
There is no necessity whatever for
people to wait until a certain day
before they can have their pictures
taken. My studio is open every. day
in the year. Remember that.
). l.. Payette, Photographer.
2O-t1c The Pyro studio.
Mr.. A. z. Doyle, one of the candi-
dates for the legislature in Benton
county, promises, if elected, ito in
troduce and pass bill in the legisla-
ture establishing an agricultural
school in Benton county, MIR.
Doyle may be called on to make good.
Ruth, the infant daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Johnson of Spencer
Brook, died on Tuesday at the age of
rs days. Death was caused by pneu-
monia. Funeral services we're held
yesterday afternoon at the residence
and the interment was in the Mich
olas cemetery.
In half-page ad O. B. Newton
this week announces that his sum
mer clearance sale will commence on
Saturday next, September 7, and
continue throughout the week of the
county fair. Special price reduce
tions will prevail.
The dinner advertised to, be given
to the old soldiers bys the Woman's
Relief: association has been postponed
until further notice in. consequence
OF the fainaaThe regular meeting of
clle dSSOclAUlon Will, rhOWeVer. be held
at the horne Of MRS A. H.. Morton
tomorrowa afternooneat.2 O'Clock: -
M and Mrs: King: Burial i and MIR.
Wm ~ Fraser stopped over :. in :. town
last Saturday evening: and proceeded.
to Onamia Sunday. Mrs: :cBurrel]as
health. is greatly improved. Mr..
Burrell7 is becoming, interested in
Montana real estate, but he has great
faith in the Mile Laos lake country.
Boys and girls, remember tie Union
offers $1,000 ii prizes for the three
best papers on the county fair-s4. 50
for first best; $3.50 for second best:
$500 for third best. COMPETITORS
must not be over IS years of age. and
paper must not contain to exceed 300.
words. Mark envelope :sPrize Con-
test. - -
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