The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1913-01-02

Miss Lola Scheen was visiting in emu
the twin cities on Monday. o-A
Miss Minnie Swanson was in Min
neapolis visiting friends on Monday. W.
Mrs. Henry Plaas spent Monday and
and Tuesday with friends in Mime ther
apolis. ~
Mrs. E. l.. Mcmillan visited friends ETY.
in Minneapolis on Monday and will
Tuesday. stro]
You should not fail to read the moor
new ad of Orion & Kaliher in this TT
NUMBER. oper
The old smokestack at the power ing
house has been replaced with a new tion
and more substantial one. OF u
DR.. Darragh went to St. Paul on M
Monday to visit one of his friends WIFI
who was not expected to live. his
;3-.---, spri1
horsepower Michigan automobile "
and it is a fine looking machine. Fl
Misses Margaret Allen and Orphia ren ~
Wilkes Of Milaca are guests of Coun- 1roa1
ty Auditor and Mrs. W. G. Doane. tho
Henry Klaus of st. Panl and VIM.
Kriesal of North Branch were guests o,,+
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smith last s
"ooA' ---- Satr
The Ladies' Aid society of the ID
Methodist church will meet with wee7
Mrs. f. @. Foltz next Wednesday :,
afternoon.
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beHJahlh NICHOLS son OF MIS-. Mrs.
Nora Nichols, left on Monday morn thei
ing for St. Paul to spend week Mr..
with relatives. Coo,
Mrs. c. .yBohls of Watkins spent n,
Christmas with her parents, Mr.. and 1ishf
Mrs. o. A. Gotten. She returned to - is
her home on Tuesday. ,isht
Please take notice that Nelson's I-th
photo studio in Princeton is open on with
the first and third Saturday and depa
Sunday Of each month. 22-tfc Nj
Miss Nina Berry, who has been aboo
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Isaiah Mudg- Tue
EFT, left on Monday for Houston, homo
Texas, where she has a brother liy- and
ing. very
| The PleaSon harness shop at Isanti,
with all of it's contents, was recently HI
destroyed by fire. An insurance son,
of $4,000 was carried on the stock the
and $500 on the building Sidi
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Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Eva 49,
Keith and at that time the annual ae,1
election of officers will be held.
Hence every member should be in Ct
attendance. both
The year 1912 has passed over the N.Y. N.Y.
divide and yesterday some of the 49,.
boys threatened to swear off their
evil habits, but from casual observa- Mu
tions it would appear that more ..do
sWore on than off. Let us pray.
This evening and tomorrow and ,u;u
Saturday nights moving picture od;a 49,
shows will be given at Brands opera 80 ~
house. Films of exceptionally fine s.;n
subjects have been obtained for these ~,
occasions. Don't miss the shows. ,oa4,
LIEU 'opp was on Friday released quar-
from the Hennepin county JAIL
William Rlingbeil and Carl Ricke -
AA'4i'e A"iiAAoueu UIle required S5OU H.
bond. Sheriff Shockley went to Min u"y
mo- no1is and ro+,,,, was
princoton >o1 1''' 'opp W Citi,
4 m, : - ing
| Before you start for Princeton tn sout
have your picture taken be sure it is brio
the first or third Saturday or Sunday wint
of the month, as these are the only
days you will find Nelson, the famous Sv
photographer from Anoka, at his como
studio in Princeton. 2-tfc MISS
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| Rapid progress is being made on Der
the work of placing the roof on the denc
new armory and it will not be long pie
ere the exterior of the building is ston
completed. The interior will then Dull,
be finished without delay and the !.
building opened to the public. VI
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| L. b. Shea, who recently moved from
onto farm which he purchased at to m
| woodward Brook, was pleasant Zensl
caller at the U MON office on Satur- says
day. Mr.. Shea is a young farmer of over
experience-just the sort Of settlers that
we need in this part of the country. nuts;
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