The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1912-12-26

=0Ii1NC.EIO ON lJlllON III
1t you approach I 3. Fox in: the
right way he will tell you an apple
story that. is liable to split your sides
unless you encase yourself in iron
hoops. 0 e sz3S s'..Ss 3s:sS
Have purchased tirst-class gaso-
line saw rig and am prepared to do
your saving at reasonable prices.
Call up. 1913 on Tri-State phone.
Henry Olson. 5l-3tp
Mrs. Emanuel Goss Of Cass Lake,
with her son Il and daughter, is
spending the holidays with Mr. and
Mrs. Chas Dickey, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Goulding, and other reatives
in this village.
Moving picture shows will be given
at Brands opera house tomorrow
and Saturday evenings. The exl1ibi-
tions will be of the very best and
those who attend cannot fail to en-
joy themselves.
The parcels post law goes into
effect on Wednesday, January l, and
the local postoffice is equipped with
the necessary stamps, maps, etc.,
and is prepared to handle the lin.
creased business with dispatch.
+: Capt. W. A. Carleton, us. a., of
Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, is here
visiting his mother and other rela-
tives. The captain has been as
signed to post in Alaska and will
leave in a few weeks to assume his
duties.
The use of the postoffice corridor
for a loafing place is prohibited by
law, and those who hereafter persist
in using it for that purpose and Gre
ating disturbances will have to abide
the result. A word to the wise is
sufficient
The calendars which Robert H.
King has presented to his friends
this year are veritable works of art
hand-colored photographers of select
subjects. The demand has been
large and consequently the supply is
exhausted. 49,.
You can still obtain Red Cross
seals at Scheen's. You should not
fail to place at least one on the back
of every letter and on every package
you send at this particular time of
the year, and thus, assist in stamping
out tuberculosis, ,:-x ,.... >...~
! Before you start for Princeton to
have your picture taken be sure it is
the first or third Saturday or Sunday
of the month, as these are the only
days you will find Nelson, the famous
photographer from Anoka, at his
studio in Princeton. 2-tfc,.
W. E. Jones, manager of the Po-
kegama Lake apiary at Grand Rapids,
is here on a visit to his family at
Bogus Brook. MFR. Jones has been
at Grand Rapids for more than a
Year and his family will move to
that place in the spring. :., 10y -:
) Mrs: Dunnigan Ito. her husband,
who was starting for town to- do
some shopping)-'''Pat, he .shure yez
reminder the Christmas sperrit.'''
Pat "Eejabbers, how kin i fergit it
when me innards keep me in moind
Nv the .sperrit all the toime?''
Andrew Westling OF : Wyanett
brought rutabaga to town last Sat-
urday which weighs % pounds.
Andrew says that while this is one
of the largest grown by him he. had
many others which would tt the
beam at from Is to 20 pounds.
The Lake Breeze quotes DIR. Phelps
as saying that many Of the rabbits
in the lake country are affected with
tuberculosis. Out of three that he
shot two showed signs of the dis
ease. When you kill rabbits you
should make a. careful examination
of their lungs.
l.. S. Briggs came down to the
postof1ice several times during the
week and his friends we're glad to see
him out again. He tells US that his
health is gradually improving but
that the recuperation of strength is
a particularly slow process. We trust
that ere long he will he with us