The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1913-11-20

u RlNClEION8 UJ1NlON: III
Baked beans and brown bread for
sale next Saturday at Mrs. Grihith's
store. Mrs. I. r. Southland. 48-1tp
Don't omit to read the McIlhargey
Hardware Co.'s ad stsStoYe Buyer
Warnings this number Of the
Union.
A basket social will be given in
the Battle Brook school house to-
morrow evening to which everyone is
invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Terrell went
to Minneapolis on Tuesday to enter
tain their son and daughter at a
venison dinner at the Nicollet hotel.
The ''Girl and the Gawk'' at the
opera house on Monday proved to be
a good play and everyone appeared to
be we'll satisfied with the produce
tion.
Mrs. Viola Branchaud has pur-
chased the Frank Henschel residence
and taken possession of the same.
She has furnished the place and will
rent rooms.
Money to loan on improved farms
at current rates. Liberal on or be-.
fore privileges. See me before plac-
ing your loan. Robt. H. King,
Princeton, MINI. 6-tfc
MIR. and Mrs. Thos. Kirkpatrick Of
Hector were here visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. William Shrode a few days this
week. They returned home on Tues
day and were accompanied as far as
Elk River by Mrs. Nell Applegate.
Miss Kathryne Wold's pupils will
give Thanksgiving entertainment
in her school, district 26, Pease, on
evening, November rs, at
80. Genuine Indians, as we'll as
pilgrims, will take part in the pro-
gram.
Mrs. J. W. Orton and family take
this means of returning their heart
felt thanks to the members of Wal
lace L. Rines post, the militia bows.
the Methodist quartet and others
who so kindly assisted them during
the illness and at the obsequies OIL
John W. Orion.
The auction held by Tom Kaliher
At Albert Westman's, south of town.
IN Saturday afternoon was largely
attended and good prices were
realized. In period of three hours
Mr.. Kaliher sold over $4,000 worth
If personal property. AS an auc-
jioneer Tom Kaliher is in the front
'ank.
Lotus Robideau has just com pleted
a granary and machine shed
m his farm in Greenbush. Thej
tructure is 60 by 16 feet in dimen-l
ion and the floor is of cement.
every year Louis Robideau i'm
roves his farm by the erection of
lew buildings, and he will tell you
hat such improvements pay. i
DR.. and Mrs. H. C. Cooney re-
urned on Saturday from Chicago, IA
where the doctor attended the clint i
al congress of the surgeons of North
america. Some of the most re-
owned surgeons of the world were /
Ii attendance at the congress and
he latest methods of performing
urgical operations were demon
trated.
Foreston is coming to the front as
potato market. According to the :,
'oreston Independent $50, 900 has al
eady been paid out for potatoes by II
ocal buyers so far this season, and
is estimated that as much more |
I'LL go to the growers before the
9l3 crop has been shipped. Ship
tents to date, says the independent,
ggregate $50 cars.
Incomplete and inaccurate adj
resses on mail matter are at this
me giving the postoftice authorities
luch unnecessary trouble, and the. ,
apartment at Washington has
sued a circular letter in regard |
hereto. When. you send mail matter
'e that you write the address
g1bly and fully, otherwise it is
able to go into the waste basket of
le dead letter department. at Wash =
gton. q fomIn @:ifE
Lowell J. Chadbourne, who has
zen visiting at Milaca for a short i,
me, was in Princeton on Monday \
I'd called at the Unionn office. He \
poets to return to California about :.
re middle of next month and to i
end the winter there with his :
mllV. The good old Indian