The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1913-12-18

held soon, notice of which will be
published later.
Mrs. Norgaard and two children Of
Hibbing are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
A bsalom Nelson, Mrs. Norgaard' <
parents.
Albert Anderson left for Page last
week and will spend a few weeks
with friends near that place.
i Road boss Talen used the Kline
drag last Thursday and succeeded in
smoothing down the worked-up parts
OF the roads in this district. Be.
tween here and Princeton are still
some bad spots on which the drae
might be used to great advantage
By the looks of the roads and by
noticing the difference of one piece
and that of another, it can be seen
that the county is not yet unit on
the good roads question. A stitch
in time saves nine, SO also will a
days work on the road often save a
weeks work before the road is al
lowed to get altogether out Of shape.
| A few of the neighbors helped tc
haul home the carload of lumber
from Long Siding for Andrew Peter
son last week. The building is
already up and it will not be long
before we can welcome the Peterson
family in our midst
s. G. Galley left for Minneapolis
last Friday. John Norman is at
tending to the work on his farm dur.
ing his absence.
Mrs. NJ. G. Thorring has been
quite i'll the past few days. We hope
she may soon recover her health.
Mrs. P. W. Jensen returned from
St. Paul on Saturday. She spent
several weeks in that city visiting
relatives and friends.
Enoch Pearson has an engine and
saw rig and is. helping the farmers
prepare for the cold weather that
will come soon.
Reuben Lundberg came home from
Minneapolis last week and expects to
remain in Woodward Brook about
two months.
| Schools in districts IL and Sc will
close for the Christmas holidays on
Friday, December 10, and district 26
school will close next Tuesday.
Rev. Lang of Minneapolis came
here on Monday evening and preach
ing services were held the same even
ing at the home of Chris Minks.
The Christmas copy of the Union
may not reach the country people on
Wednesday next week and therefore
we wish to announce that a Christ
mas program will be given by the
Union Sunday school scholars on
Wednesday evening, December "a. in
school district II. There will be a
Christmas tree and omething good
in bags for all the pupils. Parents
and friends are invited to come and
enjoy the evening with us as Sun
day school.
The Misses Margaret and Mary
Jensen Of Milaca came home over
Sunday. Their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Jensen, did not leave on
Friday, as we had been Informed
and placed with our items last week.
! MIR. Jensen thought best to remain
so as to attend the meeting of the
directors of the Glendorado Fire In
surance company at Princeton on
Tuesday, December 16. They hope
to spend Christmas at their old
home at Pennington, MINI. Z
Miss Hilda Anderson of Princeton
will spend week with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. B. Anderson. +
Mr.. and Mrs. Orley Jones expect to
spend a few days with friends in
Minneapolis this week.
Here's a Merry Christmas wish to
the editor and his helpers and to
every reader of the Union. May
Christians day, 1913, be the best
you've ever had. {
The people living in the northern
part of Woodward Brook have
donated 200 loads of gravel for the
purpose of surfacing the road leading
from the Rum river toward Pease.
ZIMMERMAN.
Herman Stendahl and Mr.. Olson,
the barber, moved into the building
vacated by Kettelson & Heck on
Monday.
Prof. Malm, Eugene Nicholson and
Matilda and Esther Berquist motored
to Princeton to attend the moving
picture show on Sunday evening.
I. F. Walker shipped stock from
here this week.
Do your Christmas shopping in
your home town. Both of our stores
have great variety to select from.
Mrs. Chas. Tiff is postmistress
during the illness of Miss Beams
mother.