The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1913-05-08

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George l. Staples Is the only person who Is
su:horized to collect money due this Office. In
every case the party paying money Is entitled !
TO and should insist upon receiving printed
receipt. R. @. DUNN. Publisher
Nelson's photos please the people.
knute Ellingboe of Milaca was in |,
Princeton on business Tuesday. !
Everyone should wear white
flower on Sunday as mark of respect {
to Mother. \
Next Saturday night dance will
be given in Markgraf's hall, Brick 8
ton. Good music 2O-ltc
Mrs. Wesley Page was sick for
several days last week but is now :,
able to be around again.
Fred Heuss' was down from Fores-
ton on business Monday. Fred is +
always welcome in Princeton.
G. H. Pennison arrived here from
Minot, N. D., on Monday and re-
manned until yesterday morning. :
A five weeks training school for
teachers and prospective teachers y
will open in Princeton on June 25.
Mike Conner and son of Mora we're S
here on Monday for the purpose of
buying Shetland pony for the boys .
diversion
The Princeton high school ball g
team will go to Monticello next Sat-
urday and play the high school boys
of that place.
Rev. Service has made APO calls K
since last October and is still visit |
ing the sick and looking after the
welfare of the needy. ..: ,
For Saturday. May 10, the Nc {
llhargey Hardware company adver- t
tjses a special sale on watches and
fobs. Read the advertisement.
L. B. Wagner & Co. will hold a f
special cut-price sale on a number of f
articles tomorrow and SATURDAY.. G
Advertisement appears in this i
weeks Union.
The annual real estate tax judy Q
ment sale for the county of Mile J
Laos will be held at the court house
next Monday, beginning at 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon.
The board of directors of the Long S
Siding Produce company met in i
Princeton on Tuesday for the our r
pose Of making final arrangements l.
for starting in business
German Lutheran services will be a
held in the Swedish Lutheran ]
church, Princeton, at o'clock next !
Sunday afternoon. Rev. Otto
Strauch will conduct the services. /
A large number Of people sampled
Postum at the demonstration in +
G. H. Nelson's store last Friday and ,
Saturday and at L. g. Wagner & +
Co. s store on Monday and Tuesday. /
Mr.. and Mrs. Thoren have. moved
onto the A. Orion farm in Green
bush which Ed Saxon has rented.
Mr.. Thoren will cultivate the farm
and Mr.. and Mrs. Saxon and son ex-
pect to reside there for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Jack and Miss t
Mabel Lind motored over to Litch- {
field on Sunday and returned on {
Monday. The roads, says Mr.. Jack. {
are IN very bad condition in some
parts OF the country which he
traversed. t
One hundred and sixty-six papers Z
from rural schools in Mile Laos /
county were sent to the high school j
board Of examiners from the Apri] T
examinations. Out of this number ,
153 pupils passed the test and Is ,
failed. The Foreston school had the {
highest markings.
Rev. Joseph Willenbrink has re-
ceiyed gift from his father which |
is much appreciated by him-an
automobile. With churches at {
Foreston, Mora, Greenbush and !
Ogilvie, besides Princeton, under his
charge, Father Willenbrink finds an {
automobile a great convenience in
cOvarine @fho torriforv nococcaru Ii