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n a1solals Ignoranee q your II.

in absolute ignorance OF your In
teniions.
II your action were suspension.
please also inform him whether
or not you have reported the
cause thereof with q specific
statement OF reasons 10 the COM
mission. as provided by rule OF
the Givif Service Regulations UNI
der Act 81 OF the Session Laws OF
1913.
We appreciate that you may de-
& sire consultation hereon with the
Attorney Generals department.
but hope that an answer hereto
will nos be unnecessarily delayed
Respectfully yours.
E. G. PETERS,
Attorney for Mr.. Kellett
Deputy Rose In Command.
Il Captain of Detectives McDhffie
now under suspension. visited central
police station and detective head
quarters this morning. In company
with Deputy Kellett. also suspended
pending q probe Of alleged irreg
ing an investigation of kalIeged irreg.
uIarilies, he called at the sheriff's OF
fice shortly after 8 o'clock this morn
Ing. His meeting with Jarrett ap
peared pleasant one following an
Interchange Of cordial greetings. Nc
IDuffie was the center Of an interested
group of police officers. court officials
and attorneys during his stay at the
station.
McDnffie shook hands with several
of the members OF the detective stan
whom he met at headquarters. He
spent some little time at his office
and there held brief consultation
with Kellett, the two men later de
parting for the Office Of their. attof
#ney.
Il was told by the sheriff this morn
ing to take no active part in the af
fairs of the detective department, Ny
badge was not demanded nor was Il
given up, stated McDpffie.
Deputy Sheriff Charles Rose Jumped
into the. breach at headquarters at al
early hour this morning. He tool
oyer the direction Of disorganizet
force of detectives. The men agar
were assigned 20 their several dutie.
in visiting the different sections 81
the city. and attempting to clear ava,
an accumulation OF work that piles
up while the larger part Of the force
was employed In the gathering o
data for afiidavits, to be Iiled agains
their superior officers.
Deputy Rose, il is said, will again
ray attention to the complaints com
ing into central police station con
corning revival of gambling IN th,
Oriental quarter 81 the city
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KAHANAMOkU IS
WINNER IN -FOUR
PQRTOLA EVENTS

4 ~ go II
Local fans we're oyerj1yed this
morning to learn OF the victory ac-
quired by the Hawaiian swinging
team at the P0rtola aquatic. events
last night. Duke won in each Of the
four events which he went into and
the Hui Nalns won the relay by &
good margin. No message has as yet
been received here stating the times
Of the different races, The follow
ing wireless report was received by
Hawaii carried on all the leading
honors in the PortolR swimming cham
pionship races held In the presence
of an immkhse crowd at Sutrn Baths
last night. Duke Kahanamoku, cham
pion swimmer Of the world, proved in
yincible. He won every event and
would have gone in and aided the Hui
Nalu relay team in carrying off their
race, had 1t been necessary. He was
as fresh after the contests, apparent
~, as when be entered.
His victories last night consisted
of the 50-yafd event, the 150-yard
event, the 22O-yard race and the 40
yard swim.
fn. no event III 81 the dusky. son of
the Faradise OF aefiic IN Hanger
of defeai. In llK The races he was
pitted against tie best swimmers in
the United States.
The relay race vas one Of the ex-
citing events of the evening. The Hui
Nalu team was closely pressed in the
first lap, but the lead gained at that
time was never overcome by the con
tenders, and the final member of the
team from the islands came home. an
easy victory ,,
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

Per stmr. Mauna Kea, from Hilo and
way ports, Oct. 25.-J. H. Fisher, j. D.
Proud, A. C.. HARDWOOD, j. E. Peyton,
e. Behr, W. H Smith, Chas Aki and
son, Jno. T. Baker, Geo. Wells, w. II.
Crozier, o. A. Berndt, ]. A Scott, NJ.
A. Nicoll, A. K. F. zap, A. w. Dunn,
f. H. Shanks, Geo. N Day. Mrs. w
CahiIl and daughter, A. R. Casper, A.
=. Weight Paul Ritter, F. Smythe, ].
Williams, Miss L. de Harne, Y. O..
Park, Y. NJ. Park, Miss L. Kaimiloa,
S. Kishi, Mrs. Yamanaka and 3 chill
dren, III. G. Smart, wife, child and
servants, A. o. Kirkland, wife and 3
children, ]. Nj Rawl, w. Hall, A. B.
Lindsay, j. Hedeman, Sister Flayina
and maid, NJ Nunes. Jno. Souza, Sam
Hop, L. AkaIia, Ping Kong, Sing Hung,
Eai Tin, Kan Yen, B. H. Choy, ". l..
Ayau, Apau Kau, H. Kualii, D. Mark
ham, f. Robinson, r. b Park, j. W.
Caldwell, j. L. Fleming, e. Coleman,
Kikomoto, wife and 2 children, d.
Leith, C. Akuna, Takake.
Largo Law Calls for 5unkers.
The Largo Law, a British freighter,
With several million feet of lumber
consigned to Australian ports, called
here from San Francisco this morning
and took berth at the Eva side of
Alakea wharf, there to receive about
zoo tons OF coal as fuel. The vessel
is expected to be ready for dispatch
To the colonies this evening. Captain
r. f. Rellett, master of the vessel,
reported that the steamer sailed from
San Francisco on October IA, fine
weather prevailing throughout the
voyage. :.z.....s-.
Noeau Back from Kauai. +
An arrival from Kauai this morn.
ing. the steamer. N6eau brought las
sacks of rice, 2te sacks OF paddy. Il
sacks of peanuts. eight sacks Of faro,
and IA packages of sundries. A
heavy rain is reported To have fallen
along windward Kauai.
: 4 -. - ~.
The Matson Navigation steamer
LsFline has returned from Kahului,
where 1900 tons of molasses were
placed aboard, destined for the coast.
The vessel viii complete cargo at Ho.
nolulu, sailing for the coast at 6
O'Clock next Tuesday evening. A
The local agency of the American
Hawaiian line has been advised that
the freighter Alaskan with several
thousand tons of mainland cargo, in.
Guiding shipments from the east
coast of the United States, sailed
from Seattle for Honolulu yesterday
The Alaskan is due here on Noyem.
Der l. $50 ....... IT,
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NTER.IaAND
BUYSSCHOODER
SEARLES

The hull of the dismantled schooner
Robert Searles, which arrived at Ho-
noluIu some weeks ago, after a Yoy-
age Of 1000 miles, and considered q
remarkable voyage under a jury rig,
has been purchased at private sale
by the Inter.Island Steam Navigation
Company, the deal having been con-
cluded yesterday.
The shipment Of lumber, aggregat-
ing 100000 feet, loaded at Columbia
river and destined for Valparaiso,
Chile, and including all cargo below
decks, some days ago passed into the
hands OF the steamship company.
The material is said to have been
peculiarly suited to the needs of the
local shipyards, many of the pieces
of timber being Of large size and good
quality
Tho hull OF the Searles is said to
ne well adapted to the. use of the
Inter. Island Company as a coal hulk.
With but little renovation the craft
can be prepared for the installation
Of coal conveying machinery. A
thousand. or more tons of fuel can
be stored in the craft The Robert
Searles was sold at the instance Of
the interested insurance companies
the exact figure not being stated.
I N
Seeking South Coast Business.
Carlos F. de Begna. general. agent
for the Peruvian Steamship and Float
ing Dock Company, has started arr
rangements to reach out for freight
and passenger business between San
Francisco and ports along the west
coast Of South America.
An arrangement Is being sought
with the railroad lines operating to
the Pacific coast ports. The Perm
Wan concern which has operated be-
tween balboa ana South American
ports for many years with four yes
sells, hopes to place, a line Of steam
ers upon the direct run betwee san
Francisco and South America These
vessels are of special construction
and the arrangements have been llre-
pared to make toward the comfort Of
the, trayelers on boSfi. This includes
awnings ana electric fans to keep tae
traveller cool None of fne vessels
now operating from this port are pro
viding cooling devices needed for this
run.
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Two stiff sentences were Ip1fbsed
at district court this nlofnIls Nhea
Henfy Foster and S = 3l4ru were
afraigned upon statlILcly tpar.
and eafh given scAr$ itlpf| Q;t
nienf 1t the city ard COMFY Jail .tf:
ter spending week ia detcp.len. the
Members az the detective fierce were
aistrihufed Today at 81, near nc sef.
eral territorial wharpoa. At 4 tnno
when crowds cf people had collected
Is wttnSSs TIE denarfufe If TRIMS
l5acliic steamers : !,
TI,.} hredicfs6n Il made that o1e 81
,,,...re rafae in f.I,inhfkwn nEe be
,,,,lIea IN fan5tI,f 40 & res,,if 81 ~
rs.sI, NM -, ,,e ,,r,, ,,.6 ,,l
- s. t ,iN,s .isfss}5 = 1890
s. 80 go =; g
r-,sS<s r,a.za., 5000, 49,, h,.,.
1fsr,,s tbe
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LOCAL AND GENERAL

l The governments demurrer 10 the
petition for writ Of habeas corpus a.
ed % U. S. district court Tor the three
Chinese landlords was oyerruled this
morning.
A special meeting AZ the Kapahsilu
improvement Club has been called
Tor tomorrow afternoon az the rest
taence Of i A. Bortfleld. 1906 Gazette
avenue. az . o'clock.
The trial OF Sirllo Adahan. accus.
ed ct-murder in the first degree. will
begin in Judge Roblnson's division Of
the circuit court ut $3.50 O'Clock next
Monday morning
James F. Morgan Company sold .9o
lots at noon today at public auction
for $400 The lots, which were bought
by William Savidge. ere located II
Pearl City
II In sailing for Kona and kau ports
yesterday the Inter-Island steamer
Mauna Loa was given shipment
'of horsefly and Truitfly parasit IS,
portion Of the insects to be landed on
the island OF Molokai. Walter NJ Gif-
farE president OF the board Of agri-
culture. accompanied the consignment
An adjourned meeting OF Kapahnlu
Improvement Club WIN Be held a.
the residence Of ]. A. Bortfeld. 1906
Gazette avenue, al O'Clock tomorrow
afternoon.
An application for fifth class II
cense 70 manufacture Chinese liquor
Tin Honolulu was presented 10 the
Board Of Liquor License Commits
sioners BY Loo Joe. Shincse inter-
prefer In the federal court. yesterday
afternoon and filed. Tho comniis-
sioners deferred action on the appii
Gallon for saloon at Leilehua, pre-
scented by Ciff0rd Kimba1l. on &C.
count Of the number Of protests
made against Il. Two applications
for licenses for local Wholesale he'.of
houses were denied. while one Ioi II
retail house was rcceiyed and fled
! y s y -
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WRECK OF SHIP LOST
IN 1888 IS FOUND
4Bv Latest NALL

ARTS.-Wreckage which is sup
posed to be the remains of the Bous-
sole, one of the vessels of the French
explorer. La Perou3a, which sailed on
4 voyage of discovery in the Pacific
in 1888 and never returned, has been
found covered with sand on the island
CT Vanikoro in the Pacific. In 1927
indications that the ing lost expe-
dfticr OF la Perouse had come to a
tragic end were found On the same
island
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Opium on the Siberia.

OpIuITI OFT TIC O.DCIIds
Opium to the value of about $2205
was discovered by local customs in
speetors, following the arrival of the
Pacific Mail liner Siberia from China
and Japan ports late yesterday after
noon. The drug was partly concealed
in bladders that had been wrapped in
towels and placed behind a bathtut
in a lavatory. A delegation CT men
from the q. S. revenue cutter Thetis
joined in the search for the contra.
land. No arrests were made
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A Portland, Ore, woman committed
suicide in a Spokane hotel by hang
ing herself by means of veil in a
retiring room of department store.
The Dominican government has or
dered the raise of the blockade.
Two "hCnor men" escaped from ne
road gang of the Oregon State prison.
President Wilson has appointed H."
natives on the Philippine commission.
thus. giving the FftpiIlos the major
ity control in the government OF their
Islands.
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VESSELS TO AND
FROM THE ISLANDS
Ispecisl Gable to Merchaats,
Exehangel

Saturday. Oct. %. Il
PORT ALLEN Sailed. Oct. %, s. s..
Strsthendrick. for Puget Sound.
PHILADELPHIA = Arrived, Oct. %,
ship John Ena, from Hilo, June Is.
YOKOHAMA - Arrived, Oct. "a, s S.
Tenyo Miru, hence Oct Is.
GAVIOTA - Sailed. Oct "a, ship NJ .
Chileott, for Honolulu.
Wireless -.
Owing to atmospheric conditions nc
reports have been received from S. s.
Ventura or S. s Wilhelmina. +
8 The steamer w. G. Hail is on the
berth TO make special trip to Kauai
ports on next Monday evening
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NEW STEAMERS OF
SIBERIA I YPE
PLANNED

~ =. !.
Ruiit along fha I,nes follhwed In the
o<,s.r,,c ,,,,s ~ .,na pae,ec Neil "a.
herss and Karea the osaSa Sbosen
i<aisha. which has n recent years be.
S,,c - s,e,,re nr ~, IN the Ian.
sf<..s sasrrh.s,t ,,,srsns Viii, onarate
1',,SS lerss ssaar,er 60, nri,n.risy in.
,z,,,,ss f,e n.sseresrs - wsi, az
$500 the yessels ~ cavsr . n,,ch
,-,'', 1920 49, -1,,t 3, a. ~. J.
c,,< .,.<,s a,ss.,a ,,,a Co.. =. .,-,,,.,,
, ~ $50 f s,.. 49, 800 a. paase !,
e,.ss, - the 1Sntssd s,s,ss from six '. -
I, s ~. IN. e me slDella oeparsns LOT
s,.s - .a.a. ~
5000 - .s -. ~ ~ =, .ns ss ....,s !.
'-77-,e =. ss. ~ = y VIZ. - : :
.,...'..,.' e'Ns,..
..,'. ~ ~ .l s.a ~ lla.
80. 1Ae ,ss = yns ,s vl'. n,.s
= 11s -, ~ lnlv.i s.la.
sle -. 3. VII laso.ApE consa s,
~ ~ 49, s W. ~ = elie sSnsle sli. Is !
= Z. ~. ~ 2 :. - co.l' pany alu s,s
=. ne So - l,.ily aIsO piels ~
st1. 800 = ~ 49, -. - - 10 q o.
~ sp9o.1 .nehs tne yoyhss ~ ~
n.y. : e''l q hni'a 20 america
81. q.
{socs nay await Sargo.
on'f7s mere y z malkeo increase
1870 o,.e.inss g ruget souho
~ y. ne MatsVn NasIsailon steam.
1919 may aWalt the receipt OF
.' eess,lea TOT tne haWailan ISL
.''es ns Llsauss, Win paEt snip
sls - sessl, e Ieporeea 70 nave
Iseensu san francisco YESTERDAY.
sss's, % ploceee up the
3-s. rne cal q Sealue ana Tacoma
t.,, s $500 lvl tlos sa'. alu
,.'l ..'e 1ss . ~, - - rel Is.uin
- s''S ls...'us sns ~ aees NJ u
e+5e -. .e'' =. - -, y spploz,lliaasly
''2 I'm 'Sal' = ~ =. me pl..s.ppie esop
,' 80 -. ~ S,s ... =. y. y ~ ~.
-.', 1870 *. a..s = auul
~. q sazglll,e isSu
'* ''''e t''''s7' =, q. ne ii'1lieise.
(. 80. - = g - =.
S -. - msay S.ss's IS.
t.,.f $3.50. ,se...s1 -. = sn9 ny.
r,.,. a. . e. tseua i.eA
ny 49,. way k1lss ms .l, ess-l I.
-. 3. r rss,a nas .o.1ahs pa ing lz
+--.'@,..,.. 500, ..,.o nv ~ - NV -
,,res ~ss 5000 ~ es pes.as,a, ~ AZ J,
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HARBOR NOTES

Taking a small amount of sugar,
the Matson Navigation steamer Enter.
prise has sailed from Hilo for San
Francisco. s8ss5ssls -. >. >. ,. i,
A Today passage from Hilo to PORT
Townsend is credited to. the schooner
Prosper, which left the Hawaii port
on October 9Th. is. ~
The schooner hauntless was ~
days in making Atfe passage from
Port Allen to Gray's Harbor. The
vessel reached destination yesterday.
Passengers and mail leaving Ho-
nolulu in the Oceanic liner Sierra are
reported to have arrived at San Fran
cisco at 8 o'clock yesterday morning.
There will be no delay in the coal
ing of the British freighter. Largo
Law with a view of .dispatching that
vessel at the earliest possible mo-
ment.s ~
; The Lurline, departing for the
coast on October 23th, will take a
small list of passengers, Judging from
the number now booked at the office
OF Castle & Cooke.
Scheduled to sail for Maui and Ha-
waii ports at o'clock this afternoon,
the steamer Mauna Kea will carry d
delegation of tourists destiri2d for
the volcano. A small cargo will be
s...-~ .......
With perhaps a few 1ay-over pas
sengers, bat a large mail, the Japan.
csc liner Hongkong Maru is reported
20 have sailed from San Francisco
yesterday afternoon. The vessel is
destined for the coast of Asia by the
way of Honolulu.
About one-half the available cabin
passenger accommodations in the Pa
cific Mail liner Siberia were taken
when that vessel sailed for San Fran
cisco this morning. The vessel ar
rived here with room for rs add
tional cabin passengers.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
! Entered Of Record Oct. q, 1913.
from 1880 4. N. to l:g0 ,. N.

2 from 1880 n. m. to 4:S0 ,. n.
|R A Drum1nond and VT to J J
Dfummond -. ...s.. u
Elikapeka KaiIihiwa to Joseph W
Heoulu ct ais ........... Covenant
Joseph Hooulu ct ais to Casimira
A Drummond ..s........ "
Joseph w Hooulu ct al to Casfmi-
ra A Dfummond ;. ............ D
* Keoho to Casinira A Drum
mond ;. >. .. ........, :. -. L
Levi T. Joseph and VT to L Akana L
C Akui and VT to H>Hackfeld &
Co Ltd 49,. ,.......s...5....s.. =. =. Il
Jas F Morgan Co Ltd to George
II Wilcox =. .. ........s,....... L
Manuel v de Coito and VT 10 Trs
of Est of " c Lunafifo. AddlChge
Mahinu Kuikahi ct a1s.to Federal
Wireless Telegraph Co - ....Graat
Maria Cordeiro and heb to sylvia 3.
no Nobriga ........ b
SylFano Nobriga to Maria Cordeiro u
Entered Of Record Oct. 70, 1913,
from $50 a. M. to 1880 .. m.
r sasakf to s Goto .....,., e...,. GU
J Pritchard to Hamakua s Kohala
Tel & TeIgrPh Go -......s.. siel
Ethel A Ross to Jircki Soguichf. Gbi
j Ka1ainu Jr and VT 10 r II Ma
Eekau =. -. -. 1890. So. 80. =
Manuel Teixeira and VT % Jose
CoTreira :. ........-....
Est of Mrs Emma Mathematician by -
Admir- to = 4 Brown Jr ~..... f.
3 Il Grown j and vi to n lie
Spinoia -. -. 4
Eiuyemon Kajua to jose Mcadon-
ca e.. .............-.... :. IN
John e PecAcco ard wf 10 Ha@uc-
BoteiIGo Jr :. q. ......--.... 2
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A man laughs at scars when won.
an throws things at MIN.
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The trial OF Sirllo Adahan. aceus.
ed ct-murler in the first degree. will
begin in Judge Roblnson.s division Of
the circuit court ut $3.50 O'Clock next
Monday morning
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James F. Morgan Company sold .xo
lots at noon today at public auction
for 800. The lots. which were bought
by William Savidge. ere located II
Pearl City
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A special meeting al the KapahliIu
improvement Club has been called
for tomorrow afternoon at the resi-.
+aence Of i A. Bortfield. 1906 Gazette
avenue. AZ . o'clock.
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The schooner hauntless was %
days in making Atfio passage from
Port Allen to Gray's Harbor. The
vessel reached destination yesterday.
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The governments demurrer to the
petition for writ Of habeas corpus al
ed % U. S. district court Tor the three
Chinese landlords was oyerruled this
morning
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Passengers and mail leaving Ho-
nolulu in the Oceanic liner Sierra are
reported to have arrived at San Fran
cisco at 8 O'Clock yesterday morning.
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A 16-day passage from Hilo to Port
Townsend is credited to, the schooner
Prosper, which left the Hawaii port
on October 8th.
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An adjourned meeting OF Kapahnlu
Improvement Club WIN be held a.
the residence OF ]. A. Bortfeld, 1906
Gazette avenue. at O'Clock tomorrow
afternoon.
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There will be no delay in the Goa
ing of the British freighter Larg
Law with view of .dispatching tina
vessel at the earliest possible mt
ment -
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Taking a small amount of sugar,
the Matson Navigation steamer Enter.
prise has sailed from Hilo for San
Francisco. SIS. ~. =. ::
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J The Lurline, departing for the
coast on October, 2sth, will take a
small list of passengers, judging from
the number now booked at the office
of Castle & Cooke. =
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1913-08-07
SPENCER BROOK.

Frank Chapman returned home
last week after visiting friends and
relatives here.
Freddie Wresch is spending a few
days at. A. J. Reynolds.
Arnold Wyman is visiting at j. M.
Chapman's. 80.
Rev. A. P. Engstrom is visiting
friends and relatives here Erick
Stanius will give dance in his new
barn next Saturday evening. IN
Mrs. A. E., Medin returned on Sat-
urday after a two weeks visit with
friends and relatives in Minneapolis.
Edward Dexter passed away very
suddenly at his home here last Sun
day evening. Heart trouble was the
cause of death.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1913-08-07

pany from the cities over Sunday.
Mrs. Geo. Spencer and family have
returned to their home in Mime
apolis after long visit at the Briggs
home.
Mrs. Chas. Cohoe is entertaining
her grandmother from Alexandria.
Mr.. Lang has rented Mrs. MONTH"; S
place for the coming year.
Mrs. Andrew Olson of MINNEAPOLIS
is visiting her mother. Mrs. Perman,
and other relatives.
Martin Rossing and family of
Baldwin called at Gramhill's on
Sunday.
Mrs. Mellott and Lilly Smart
called on friends in Baldwin on Sun
day.
Mr.. Roman is p]astering Fred
Smart's house.
Raymond Lang cut grain for Ed
Byers and Mr.. Lemke this week.
Although the wild meadows are
very wet, everybody is haying and
hoping it won't rain for few days.
We advise our friends and neigh
bors to 60 to Payette's studio for
their family pictures because he is
successful in making family groups.
Studio on Main street. 25-tfc
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1913-08-07
GREENBUSH,

Services were held in the St.
Francis Catholic church every day
last week.
Mrs. Jane Lambert of Day ton is a
guest of her sister, Mrs. Derry, and
other relatives.
Miss Aurelia Lessard of Mime.
apolis is here on visit to her sister,
Mrs. T. S. Corteau.
The Young Ladies' society of the
St. Francis Catholic church will give
a basket social at the residence of
Israel Rehaume this evening. Girls
are requested to bring an apron and
necktie of the same material. Every
body come and have a good time.
Mrs. Byron Dilley of Beach, N. D.,
who has been visiting relatives here
for some time, has returned to her
home.
An ice cream social will be given
at William Hartman's on the evening
of August 20. Everyone should
come. A good time is assured.
Mr.. Harding has purchased H.
H immelman's 80-acre farm and Mr..
Zimpel has sold his 80-acre farm.
A few from here took in the picnic
at Long Siding on Saturday. The
attendance was small, however, on
account of the busy time.
First communion will be given to
a class of small children on Friday,
August Is, and on Sunday the other
class will receive it's solemn com.
munion. Everyone who wishes tc
attend is welcome.
Mrs. Peter Greenwood of Brickton
is visiting relatives here. Mrs.
Greenwood was formerly Miss Dag.
nais, and we all welcome her.
Miss Mary Larson has returned
from Princeton.
There are many photographers in
Princeton, but when you come tc
compare their work with Photogra.
pher Payette's it is no equal. Studio
on Main street. 25-tfc