The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1913-09-18

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William Anderson and family mo-
tored down from Vineland on Fri
day to visit the county fair. Mr..
spoke highly of the ex-
hibits in all departments of the fair.
julie Yngve, manager of the swift
Cambridge ball team, came over
with the boys on Friday and enjoyed
himself with his Princeton friends.
julie is always welcome in Princeton.
Mrs. John Ziegler, her son, and
Miss Marjorie Maddocks, her sister,
leave tonight for their home at
Wis, after a months visit
with relatives and friends in Prince
ton and Greenbush.
A. r. Davis returned on Tuesday
night from Tower, n. D., where he
went to look over the 13O-acre tract
planted by his brother to Triumphs
and Ohios. Mr.. Davis says that the
crop and quality are both excellent.
We are glad to see our friend,
Robert H. King, around again after
undergoing an operation at the
hospital. Bob has to resort to
crutches as a means of locomotion
for the time being, but he will come
out all right.
Miss Mary Newbert arrived here
on Saturday from Los Angeles and
will be guest Of her grandmother,
Mrs. G. H. Rines, and other rela-
tives for three or four weeks. Mary's
many friends are glad to greet her
again.
One reason why you find my prices
so low is that you save all middle
mems profit. I manufacture every
thing and sell direct to you at manu-
facturers' prices. Write me for
designs and prices. J. N. Westlund,
Center City, MINI. 39-ltc
The tenth anniversary of the dedi-
cation of Zion German Lutheran
church, in Princeton township, was
held on. Sunday with appropriate
and dinner was served in
the school house., Hundreds of
people attended the celebration.
Don't cheaper yourself by having
some poor, gaudy pictures of your
self for people to remark and laugh
about when you can go to Nelson's
photo studio and get photographs
that look right because they are
made right by an artist that knows
how. 38-2tc.
The best use you can make of one
cent is to send me card for designs
and prices on monuments, and let
me prove to you how much better
prices I can make you than a small
dealer can who only gets his stock in
small shipments. J. N. Westlund,
Center City, Mimi. 39-1tc
Herman Fiebing and Miss Emma
Sabin of Wyanett were married at
Cambridge on Wednesday of last
week. The young people will make
their home on a farm which the
groom owns in Wyanett. The Union
congratulates MIR. and Mrs. Fiebing
and wishes them happiness.
The Princeton ball team will go
to Cambridge on Friday and play
julie Yngve's Eat m-Alivers'' at
the Isanti County fair. julie SAYS
he will be ready for Billy Doane's
Terrorists, and if they don't be-
have themselves he will hale them
before the Justice of the peace.
Hoffman, the harnessman, is CIV
ing material reduction on all
summer goods, such as fly nets and
lap busters. First-class harness
made to order and fine line of
ready-made harness always on hand.
Everything in the harness line kent
in stock and the prices will suit
YOU. 33-tfc
. Of course you know that all agents
going through the country selling
monuments will tell you their prices
are the lowest, even if their prices
are double what 1 sell for. The
best and cheapest way to find out
is to write me a card asking. for de-
signs and prices. J. N. Westlund.
Center City,, Mimi. :* 39-1tc
A barn on the farm of Fred Beto
in Greenbush burned on the night of
September 10 from the overturning
of lamp. The COWS and horses in
the barn were saved and, with the
exception of a quantity of hay, the
building practically constituted the
sole loss. H. r. Chamberlain
special agent of the Globe Fire In
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