The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1912-07-25
G. A. JACK
The Rexall Druggist

ii ~ IA Mrs.
Stillwa
all Druggist and Mr.
home y
Bury
I 0. B. Newton has a change of ad in the
: in this number Read it. on n
81 Miss T III. Schoon m 11777oe7ov ,,or+ even, r
: to St. Joseph to visit friends at the Will;
is college. Minnea
IN Ahea7on7 Nelson . nroc,7orore ,r;oo Sunday
-, ~ for,,,or 1voe ~ +o~rr, sio.,,;~ Monda,
Monday F.
August Anderson of Bogus Brook n neool
was among the callers at the U n on ,.1'
Y office yesterday. LID LII Il
Willis Eoo+o ~ C17o-7o.- ,1, Mrs.
;. wood uoro ~ ,1innoooa;:a ~, ea. on Mon
part Of the week. "poils
y " with N
- Milton Mark was assisting at his
fathers store here for a week and nl
is returned to St. Paul on Tuesday. esusll
There was a veritable cloudburst bile ar
Is IN this section of the country on tiyes
Tuesday morning-the rain fell in
tons. LIE
ID meet W
v Herbert Kaliher came down from afternc
Bemidji last Thursday for visit to oueste(
,e his father, Dennis Kaliher and thinoh1
~ other relatives.
Ill Mr.
Dahce Comorro" nlghU IN M. w. family
1t "A. nall, spencer brook. Music by Saturd
II Fishers orchestra. Supper in hall. stav.
"elco1ne, everybody. the Ri
IT. Mrs. Guy Ewing was summoned to Movi
n minneapolis on Saturday in conse- tonight
quence OF Uhe serious illness of her Brands
uncle' John Aerrlck. will
- The official report of the nroceed- pleasan
ings of the county board of equaliz- Rev
! aClon ana Uhe BOARD OF county COM Saturd
u missioners appear in this number school.
Mrs. Edmund Young departed on services
Monday for her old home in Canada church
l. and will spend a couple of months Mr..
- Cllere anu WIN 1rlends IN Vermont family,
Miss Katherine Fiske of Grand and Mr.
Rapids, who has been visiting Miss those "
l. Anna Whiting, returned to her home MIC at
on Monday after a very pleasant A. N
IS sojourn. Ado1 +
Once d good piece of road is con- the pla
= structed keep it in repair. It costs legs
IL very little to keep a good road in casts
proper condition, and "a stitch in L. r.
time saves nine'' 1ouo .,
>: Miss Hanson of Anaconda. Mont. buyers
a who was here on visit of three compa1
II months to Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew who wi
Sjoblom and John Sjoblom,~ left for friends
l. her home on Tuesday,
~ Ii the grass and weeds that grow curity
s. SO profusely alongside most sandy of St. {
stretches OF road we're cut and forked Davis
l. into the travelled roadway what a on Tue
h vast improvement would result. respect
e Miss Rose Hummel, who passed an Mnst
enjoyable month visiting her brother nearan,
St and sster-in-law Mr.. and Mrs. L. not St
,e C. Hummel. and family, returned to being +
se her home in Minneapolis on Mon he cato
>e day. inkcans
Bert Mark, Ernest Schimming and W. :.
1a1-o f,1', 49," 49, '@np0u a1 nlh petitio
y, es~oo+ o,...os !~'o "0eA 0nA i"u exhibit
" q ,1io,,oro1 W. - o, 'o' loa0 prizes
1o1[ ,o,,na' 0'' "0'e11o" for, an
to ~ -- .------------ mence
J. Mrs. }. F. Whiting departed on
r. Saturday for Beaverton, Mich, to Aner
40 spend A. fortnioht with bor c;stor |people
She was accompanied by Mrs VIM. before
- Bell Of Portland, Ore., who has been taken.
1t here on q visit in the
es Geo. D. Boggs of Elizabethtown, 2o-tf
n Pa, and his daughter Mrs. J. B.
Eckhart of Webberville, Mich, One
brother-in-law and niece of Mrs. J. part of
T. S. Harding, also Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. on Tue
D. Harding and little son of Brookings, if som
T. S. D., are visiting at J. S. Hardings. sheer
Miss Tressie Rosha, formerly o "a 4s!,,
housekeeper for Rev. Father Lev ~ III
10 ings, left on Monday for St. Cloud. Ben
is and from there will go to Brandon day eve
~ to keep house for Father Wippisch at Ho
ly Since Father Levings' death she has the abs
is been guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry is on
IS Kalkman friends
Tho mission, soru;oo, - 49, w. compile
r, man Lutheran church on Sunday The
J. were largely attended and very able news
n addresses were delivered by Rev. Break
I'd William Won Fischer of St. Paul and Milaca
lie Rev. j. G. Appel of Springfield. The full Eve
w reverend gentlemen returned to their right O
lhonooc IN Mon1ov II.