The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1913-02-13

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all DRUGGIST she
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7 Mrs. j. N. Berg passed Monday in
: Minneapolis. RE
4 Rev. Father Wi]lenbrink was in mo
! the twin cities on Monday.
In '0oo '''"' s'nsiloin oll Sale dC " for
cd per yard at A. E. Allen & Co.'s. .+o
o. Miss Pearl Moore left this morning lai
. for Preston, Mont, to visit relatives. leg
Take your kodak films to Clement /
for developing and printing. Get thu
\ the BEST Site Sal
Mcmillan & Stanley have buyers o 1
20 for both improved farms and unim- @'"'
~ proved land 7-tfc I
III Mrs H. Faherty and daughter Of WI!
Anoka were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ol'
e. r. G. Dunn over Sunday. CAD
B. Peterson: resident of Isanti
It county since 1866. died at Cambridge !
1ast wook Of tho od,onooa ,oo of O. sch
ri years. CIV
re Please take notice that Nelson's IN.
photo studio in Princeton is open on
is the first and third Saturday and
IT Sunday of each month. 22-tfc INA
So the
The West Branch Young Peoples thi
&c society will meet with the Misses see
= Arseth on Friday evening, February
= p. Everybody welcome.
H. Tn
Lloyd Briggs, who is employed by sa,
70 a railroad company at Stevens Point, a]o
- Wis, is here on a visit to his father. he,
!, Postmaster L. S. Briggs
The village council of Wahkon has rem
u granted the Minnesota Telephone Shf
4 company franchise to operate with fur
e in the Incorporated limits d.x
Il The Methodist Ladies, Aid society Mr.
~ will meet with Mrs. r. S. Chapman r
II next Wednesday afternoon All sal,
is members are requested to be present. her
Money to loan on improved farms frit
;s at current rates. Liberal on or be- b
g fore privileges See me before plac- SALE
r. ing your loan. Robt. H. King. VIII
HrlnceCOn, MINI. 6-tfc \
A movement is under way for the sur
r. erection of an opera house at Milaca OF
Il and half of the sum needed-s3, 600 Th
has already been subscribed. The wit
proposed building will seat 700. few
= The song by the infant class at the W., W..
q Sunday school rally in the Methodist '0'
n church on Sunday afternoon was E
especially we'll rendered, as were also hay
the orchestral and quartet selections. the
Rev. Services subject for Sunday a.
% evening will be ''Who's Who?' a o%,
~ discourse that will doubtless be in p1l~
teresting. The Methodist church ''~'
was packed to the doors last Sunday f
/ evening. for
a If some Of the boys who are using 49,
~ dogs for drawing them about town W.:
GO not treat the animals more kindly w.. WV
the humane society will get after os. s.
J. them and bring them before justice Guy
y of the peace for punishment. I
W a petition, containing the num- roe
a Der of signatures required by law. to for
place the wet" and ''dry' questions con
before the electors at the village ad6
. election next month was filed with mo
i; Recorder Hatch last Saturday. Mo
~ The Mile Laos Guernsey Holstein F
m Breeders association has been organ STA
lied at Milaca with a capital stock will
:. OF So, 600. Its aim is to improve the anc
!. breed OF dairy cattle in that part of Ten
IL the country by the introduction of sch
:. olooueu slres. pup
~ wh;,o =, o++oao,oo - -. ado
~ ,,n+;o, oo,,+h &c +o,,, ~ ,,1 sch
George King, wearing fur coat, 7
entered the stable and a mule, proba- Hu
l. bly, mistaking him for wild animal, pla
n forced him to the ground with it's DIES
(, forefeet and bit one of his arms noe
IL severely.E bui
- ,ro4: - =, -, eve
tomorrow and Saturday nights with g.
matinee on Sunday afternoon at WV
y $3.50. Upon these occasions "Pil- n
(, grim's Progress,'' great feature ste]
l. which none should fail to see, will ma
g be presented. It will be accom- low
q panied by an interesting descriptive Mrs
y lecture. On Monday and Tuesday Lal
'e of next week the feature will be Pri
r ''War on the Palms." a particularly ilv
thrilling productions. Won