The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1913-05-01

dress IN Princeton.
Bengal steel-cut coffee. Try it
once and you will always use it. Sold
by A. E. Allen & Co.
The interior of Henry Newbert's
residence has been decorated in first
class manner by Mirick Bros.
Herman LANCE and family left this
morning for Osseo, where they ex-
pect to make their future home.
The starch factory has started up
for the season and farmers may now
find market for their surplus pota-
toes.
Miss Anna Cakes returned to ST. |
Paul on Saturday morning after ten
days visit with relatives and friends
in Princeton.
Photographer Payette carries a
new advertisement pertaining to
graduation pictures in this weeks
number of the Union. |
I have put in a feed mill at Long
Siding and will grind any kind of
feed on Mondays and Fridays of each
week. Emil Bandemere. l9-ltp
At a special meeting of the Milaca
village council last week Fred
Thomas was appointed assessor to
succeed A. G. Wilkes, who failed to
qualify.
Mrs. G. A. Reed of Santiago, who
contracted blood poison and for
time was critically i'll, is now out of
danger. DR.. Cooney attended the
patient.
NJ. A. Owen of Isle brought his
daughter, Iona, to the Northwestern
hospital yesterday afternoon, where
she will undergo an operation for ap- |
pendicitis.
The Methodist Ladies' Aid society |
will meet for a social afternoon in
the basement of the church next |
Wednesday. All members are asked !
to be there, ..s... ..,.-.-. IL ~:
A. c. Barnick of Greenbush was
in town yesterday as was also F. T. |
Guderian from the same town, and
the Union is indebted to them for a !
pleasant cali. FL "a
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, Mimi. 6-tfc
| A Postum cereal demonstration
will be given in C. H. Nelson's store
tomorrow and Saturday and at L. B.
Wagner & Co. S on Monday and Tues
day of next week. l9-1tc
A new business establishments, to
be Incorporated under the name of
'"The Big Store,'' with Geo. H.
Deans as president, will be started
at Foreston this summer.
Mrs. John Gorder of Brickton, who
was operated upon on Thursday of
last week at the n orthwestern hospi-,
tai for a complication of appendicitis
and gall stones, is convalescent.
Rev. J. o. Fisher will leave on
Monday to attend a convention of
the Minneapolis association of Con-
lgregational ministers. of which he
is a member: at the Fremont Avenue
Ichurch.
Attorney Charles Keith is building
a commodious garage on his residence
property and, when his new ma
chine arrives, we expect to see him
traversing the country roads at a
mile-a-minute clip.
Mrs. Elizabeth Rusch died at the
home of her daughter-in-law, Mrs.
P. j. MCGUIRE, of Santiago on
Tuesday morning, aged about 70
years. Death resulted from the
effects of erysipe]as. -
/ Mrs. William Ross of Blue Hill left
on Monday for Minneapolis to attend
the funeral of her brother-in-law,
William McCuaig, who died last
Saturday. The deceased was a cousin
of Mayor McCuaig Of Bemidji.
j; The Cambridge high school ball
team will come to Princeton next
Saturday and cross bats with the
! high school team of this place. The.
!; Cambridge team is said to be strong
this year and therefore scrappy
game may be expected.
The excavation for Harry Shock
ley's new house has been dug and
the building will be erected with all
possible speed. .Fhe house is to be
story and a half high and will no IF