The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1912-10-17
Feed grinding every Monday at
Herman Emme's. Satisfaction guar

reed grinding every Monday at
Herman Emme's. Satisfaction guar
anteed. !. os5tc
The home made food sale given By
the Dorcas society at Aliens Store
on Saturday was generously patro-
ni2eds and a neat sum was realized
therefrom. ~. ,,:ss s.:;.
There should not be- single vote
against the one-mill road tax amend
ment in the 18th legislative ldistrictt,
nor. anywhere else in the State sffo1
that matter. Szs. 81 >:;s s So
Dan and Will Mirick arrived home
last Thursday from Pease. where
they decorated the Holland church
and the members are well satisfied
with their@work. III. ltd az.
Charles sSteadman and Miss Clara
Allen were married at the Methodist
parsonage last evening by Rev. E. B.
Service. The witnesses to the cere.
mony were Roy Fiero and Miss Lot
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Auctioneer T. j.. Kaliher has ar
ad in this issue and requests al
those contemplating holding public
sale to call upon him and obtain hi!
rates. Tom is an excellent auc
tioneer. s..: =.
Frank Guyette, who lives north O.
Princeton, raised a large crop O.
White ELEPHANT potatoes this yea
and many of the indi gidual speci
mems weigh from two and half tt
three and a half pounds.
Before you start for Princeton tt
have your picture taken be sure it i!
the first or third Saturday or Sunda,
of the month, as these are the only
days you will find Nelson, the famous
photographer from Anoka, at: hi
studio in Princeton. 2-tfc
Miss Harriet Hetland was at he
best at the senior class entertainment
on Friday evening and all present en-
joyed themselves. Miss Fibigar rem
dered several solos in excellent man
ner and the high school orchestr:
discoursed a number of pretty se]ec
tions.
Mcmillan & Stanley recently solo
the following farm property, situated
within a radius OF eight miles O.
Princeton: Two hundred acres, par
italy improved, to party from Isle
100 acres, partially improved, tt
Nebraska parties; and 80 acres, par
italy improved, to an Iowa farmer.
Each and every member of tn,
Methodist Ladies' Aid society is ex
pected to earn dollar before Nov
ember l, and upon the evening O.
that date to attend the experienc,
meeting in the church parlors anc
tell how the dollar was earned. The
public will be welcome at this meet
ing.
The Princeton Tennis club will give
a masquerade ball at Brands oper<
house on Thursday evening, Octobe:
3l-Hallowe'en. The hall will b.
appropriately decorated with pump
kins, etc.. No one will be allowed tt
participate in the dance unles.
masked. Up-to-date music will bt
furnished by Skahen's orchestra.
One OF our country correspondent,
says: II take it that "Shuffeer'
Fox arose earlier on Sunday morning
than he had for many a moon.
happened to be out at 4 80 hunting
and as I was passing his machine
which was stalled, he crawled from
the inside and asked me whether
had a phone at my house,
We thank one and all for thei]
liberal patronage of our fall opening
sale and assure them and the public
generally that big bargains will be
offered for the remaining days of the
sale. We, however, advise those con
templating taking advantage of this
great opportunity to come to the
store as early as possible as the great