The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1913-05-01

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George I. Staples is the only person who 10
authorized to collect money due this Office. In
every case the party paying money is entitled ~
TO and should insist upon receiving printed q
receipt. r. c. DUNN. Publisher
Nelson's photos please the people. A
Gordon hats for men. Sold by A.
E. Allen & Co. co
Martin Brands was in Minneapolis b.
on business Monday.
Read G. H. Nelson's interesting 81
store news column on this page. tt
O'Donnell shoes for men. Sold by
A. E. Allen & Co. The finest dress 70
shoe. la
Mrs E. G. Walters of North Branch
passed Sunday with Mrs. Frank al
Smith. pl
Harry Pratt was here from Zim-
norman circulating among friends W
on Saturday. tt
DIR. Neumann has purchased REQ
roadster. 1t is of 80 horse power and
of the very latest model. p]
The Norwegian Lutheran Ladies' " "
Aid society will meet at Mrs. Ben y
-Larson's next Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. e. B. Anderson of Mora and .,
Mrs. e. D. Claggett of Austin ar " ~
rived here on Friday for visit with "
friends. /,
Tomorrow afternoon at 2 O'Clock "
members of the Womans Relief as "
ISOLATION will meet with Mrs. Verge ="
Hatcher.
Frank Rogers of Blue Hill was op-
Grated upon yesterday morning at =, -
the Northwestern hospital for ap- =
pendicitis. .
William Kettelhodt has sold his
grocery business in Minneapolis and :,
is now clerking in L. B. Wagner Il n
Co. IS store.
Joe Porter is back in Princeton and f;
is working at his trade in the garage.
The baseball fans in town are glad
to see Joe back again. a a
Tomorrow is Arbor day and every {
one should make an effort to plant A
sapling. There is always plenty Il
of room for more trees.
A dance will be given in the Blue "
Hill hall next Saturday evening. j,
Good music, supper and refresh c.
ments. All are invited. 19-ltc I;
A marriage license was issued on 81
Monday by the deputy clerk of court
to Reinhold F. Eggert and Sedona f
L. Ziemann, both of Bogus Brook. n
NJ. Mahaffey of St. Paul, who has n
operated potato warehouses in Prince i
ton for number Of years, with his /
wife, intends to locate permanently 2
in this village.
According to the Lake Breeze over U
5000 pounds of fish were shipped :
from Onamia to the cities one day d
last week. There is an inexhausti- {
BILE supply of fish in Mile Laos lake
Miss Aurora Taylor, after having
finished successful term of school
in her, home town, entered the
local high school this week. for a d
short post graduate course. She ex- l
poets to enter college this fall.
A. S. Mark has purchased an auto q
mobile for the purpose Of making ;
trips between St. Paul and his store
in Princeton. His son, Bert, passed
last week in st. Paul taking lessons :
in the operation of the machine. -
An old Indian. woman known as +
Mrs. j. P" died at Mile Laos lake Is
last week as result Of injuries re- 6
ceived when her tepee was burned.
Her age was estimated at 100 Years 9
cut down, or rather burned IN. in
the prime Of life!
Mr.. and Mrs. r. p. Morton have 6
gone to Larimore, N. D., where the ;
former will engage in potato raising !
this season. Clarence Young and
Chas. Pinz will operate the Morton =;
brickyard under contract-at so much
per thousand brick manufactured-|s