The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1913-02-27

mere from CdTlyle, MOQJ., ana expect
to remain a month visiting relatives
and friends.
The kaiser's recipe has arrived and
Invitations are out for the hassen-
pfetfer feast. Wilson Foote will give
you one for the asking.
Miss O'Malley of Minneapolis, an
employe of the First National bank
of that city, was a guest at the j..
J. Skahen home over Sunday.
T. H. Galley went to Elk River on
Monday on business connected with
the erection of a hardware and agri-
cultural implement store at that
place.
DR.. J. T. HOFFMAN, optomet rist,
will be in town on Friday and Sat-
urday. February p and %. Eyes
examined and glasses fitted. Office
at Commercial hotel. 3S-tfc
The Union has this week furnished
every paper in the county with the
financial statement SO that everyone
may have an opportunity to learn
how the affairs of the county for 1912
have been administered.
Forrest McVicar, who now holds a
good position at Superior, in the
mountains Of Wyoming, writes his
father, W. G. McVicar, that he likes
the bracing atmosphere Of the hills
and is enjoying good health, but
longs to be in Princeton again.
The fire department was called to
Decker Veal's place over in "Can-
ada on Tuesday afternoon but the
smudge had been distinguished when
the laddies arrived. The department
is Outlines called by excited people
when pint Of water would put out
the fire.
The Wahkon enterprise says ''there
are persistent rumors that at the
coming town meeting an effort will
be made to separate the township of
Isle Harbor from the village of Wah-
kon. or, at it is termed, make them
separate election and assessment dis
tricts.''
4 nicely illustrated pamphlet, by
L. G. Pinkston. setting forth the du-
ties, experiences. opportunities and
pay of the United States marine
corps, has been received at this Office.
1t is an interesting little work for
young men contemplating entering
the service.
We gather from an article in last
weeks Milaca Times that Governor
Eberhart has at last put his staff OF
colonies to WOrk-OrganiZed the mill
tary men into d board of revision to
blue pencil and pass upon all meas
ures before they are introduced into
the legislature
Roy Soule arrived here last Friday
and left for Columbus, Ohio, on
Monday. Mr.. Soule, who is manager
of the Iron Age Hardware of New
York city, is making a tour of the
country for the purpose of attending
the many state conventions of hard
waremen which are being held.
The Security State bank of Isanti,
recently incorporated, last week
elected the following officers: G. W.
Carlson, presidents; Herman Morast,
vice presidents: John W. Glover,
cashier: Albert Wickstrom, assistant
cashier. The following directors
we're also elected: e. f. Gillespie,
T. G. Blomgren, John W. Glover,
G. W. Carlson. G. G. Olson, Herman
Morast and E. R. Lawton. =.
The committee appointed at the
farmers meeting held in school
house No. 4, Greenbush, on February
Is has decided to hold another meet
ing in the Long Siding hall on March
10, at p. NJ. for the purpose of
electing officers and adopting the
constitution and bylaws of the Long
Siding Live Stock and Produce COM
pany. All farmers are asked to be
Ihere. 1O-2tc
Gust H. Fink has resigned his
position as assistant postmaster to
continue his education. He will at
tend the ST. Paul College of Law,
which has evening sessions, and dur
Ing the day has secured employment
in a law office. Mr.. Fink is the son
of Alfred Fink, the we'll known mer-
cha1't, and has proved very capable
man IN the postoffice. His many
friends will wish him success in his