The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1913-06-12

tives for a couple of weeks.
Lake Shore Tract for Sale-About
acres of storage on Elk Lake, $3.50.
Isaac N. Smith, 1912 Lumber ,Ex-
change, Minneapolis, MINI. 25-1tp
A summer training school for
teachers, with Prof. J. G. Marshall
as conductor. will open in Princeton
on June rs and close on July 30.
Next Saturday evening a dance
will be given in La Valle's hall, Blue
Hill. Good Music, supper and re-
freshments. Everyone invited. Ito
Sam Shaw started for Appleton on
Monday to take charge of a farmers
cooperative creamery. Sam held a
similar position at Crown some time
ago.
Charles Croope of Michigan and
Ellen Anderson of Montana we're
married at the Methodist church last
Thursday afternoon by Rev. Emerson
Service.
A grand ball will be given in
Gerge Deiglman's barn, Greenbush,
on Saturday night, June q. Good
music and refreshments. Everyone
welcome. 25-1tp
Money to loan on improved farms
at current rates. Liberal on OF be-
fore privileges. See me before plac-
ing your loan. Ro bit. H. King,
Princeton. Mimi. 6-tfc
John A. Wetter arrived here last
evening from Corning, CAL, to pass
a couple of weeks with friends. John
says he is doing we'll in the west and
likes the country.
Mrs. F. e. Stamm arrived here on
Saturday evening from Corpus
Christi, Texas; for visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Ross,
and other relatives. ~
Mrs. J. E. Warning and three chill
dren left yesterday for Box Elder,
Mont, where Mr.. Warning has locat-
ed on a claim. They expect to make
their future home there.
A. S. Mark has an ad in this num-
Der of the Union announcing an
eighteen days cut-price sale at his
Great Bargain store. For particu-
lals read the advertisement. 80
The 500 park at Wahkon has been
beautifed by the addition of num-
Der of Towering plants. To the
Ladies' Improvement society of that
village is due the credit for this
work.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. K. Evens leave this
week for Exeter, N. H.. to attend
the commencement exercises at
Phillips academy, where Wallie
Berg and Harold Galley graduate this
year.
The Long Siding baseball team
will play the Waldo nine at Green
lake OH Sunday next, June Is. There
will also be basket picnic. with
soft drinks and refreshments on
sale: Everybody invited.
Delegates A. NJ. Davis, Will Roos
and O. B. Newton, accompanied by
Charley 1Jmbehocker, O. B. Randall
and Art Roos. left on Monday for
Thief River Falls to attend the
fremen's state convention.
Automobiles are frequently noticed
traversing the village streets at a
speed far exceeding the legal limit.
The practice should be stopped at
once, before some person is injured,
by the arrest of reckless drivers.
! Zimmerman will celebrate the
Fourth of July with horse and other
races, baseball games and numerous
other attractions, the days celebra-
tion to wind up with a magnificent
display of fireworks. See posters.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Zimmerman
left on Monday for a trip to Pine
City and other points and will be
gone a fortnight. During Mr.. Zim-
merman's absence Earl Hatch isl
assisting Mr.. Eaton in the Security,
State bank.
The tennis court is already begin
ming to present the appearance of
botanical garden, but the herbs are
mostly of one variety. 1t is time
the boys and girls were getting busy
with the game or moving machine
will be necessary.
Martin Brands has succeeded in
securing for presenta tion at the opera
house on Friday and Saturday eyen1|
ings a splendid two-reel feature en-
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