The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1913-12-11

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PRINCETON UNION: tn
Andrew Sjoblom and son, John,
were in the twin cities the fore part.
of the week.
DR.. Cooney was called to Month
cello on Tuesday to perform an oper-
alton for appendicitis.
Money to loan on improved farms
at current rates. Liberal on or be-
fore privileges. See me before plac-
ing your loan. Robt. II. King,
Princeton, MINI. 6-tfc
The M. E. Ladies Aid society will
meet in the basement of the church
next Wednesday afternoon. At that
time products of the California Per-
fume Co., for which the society is
agent, will be placed on sale.
Extension bulletin No. As Of the
state agricultural department. is an
excellent treatise on farmers clubs.
It will be sent free to those request
ing the same by addressing Exte1l-
sion Division, University Farm, ST.
Paul, MINI.
Before you start for Princeton to
have your picture taken be sure it is
the first or third Saturday or Sunday
of the month, as these are the only
days you will find Nelson, the famous
photographer from Anoka, at his
studio in in Princeton. 2-tfc
The northwest wind in intensified
frigidity struck this part Of the
country on Saturday night and on
Sunday morning it had taken on an
edge as keen as a razor. The rain,
sleet, snow, etc., predicted by the
weather man, however, failed to
arrive. .-.-.
According to old Hicks we are
having severe winter weather, with
several inches of snow, but it has
not yet arrived. AS weather
prophet Hicks is about as reliable as
"Chim" Hartmann, who makes his
forecasts, so he tells us, from the
sun dogs and moon phases.
| "Gunboat Smith, the great bat
tering ram, is expected to steam up
the Rum river toward Milaca within
a week or two, and the members Of
the club which bears his name have
already mounted piece of heavy
Ordinance at the nearest point with
which to fire royal salute.
| People read the Union because
they know it is reliable and gives al
the news. People like the Unio1
because it is a live, up-to-date news
) paper and is continually endeavorin9
; to promote the best interests of tn
; state Of Minnesota, and PARTICULAR,
those Of the Rum river valley.
The Isanti County Agriculture
society held it's annual meeting a
d Cambridge last week and re-electe,
~rI the oficers~who had served so ef6ci
emily the preceding year. They ar
. il. A. Stoneberg, president; A. W
:, Erickson, vice president; E. F. Gil
flespie, treasurer; W. II. Dunbar, sec
: rotary. Il %, l~s- :. -
:, On Christmas week correspondent
! are asked to mail their copy so tina
it will arrive at the Union Office no
later than Tuesday morning as tn
Union will 60 to press a day earlier
: Late correspondence will not b
printed. So get your copy in no
later than Tuesday morning, De
cemDer rs. 49,.
: Elbridge L. Chute, son of Mr.. an
Z Mrs. Geo. E. Chute, died last Sur
day evening from pneumonia. II
e was 21s years of age. Funeral Sc!
}. vices were held at the residence o
t Tuesday afternoon, Rev. Fishe
j. officiating and the Congregation;
quartet rendering vocal selection
The interment was in Oak Kno
~ lcemetery.
g The first village officers of Isle
= elected to serve until March, 49,
are as follows: Chas. Malon
- president: Dan Elgren, Mann
- Wicklander and E. L. Mason, trus
i" ees; NJ A. Owen, treasurer; L.
Matter, recorder: A. Anderson al
" Gavin Carlson, constables; Ne
Berg and j. E. Southwark, justic