The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1913-08-21
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~~>I| 4. ii. Nelson's store news on this
I page.
Miss Edna Nelson of Blue Hill is a
49, guest of Mrs. A be James.
w. ~n' IN Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Jesmer are {
ntit,ed visiting friends at Marble.
, .na. Mrs. Earl Hatch went to St. Paul
on Monday to visit relatives.
dav. Chas Wallblom of St. Paul was
among the Unions Saturday callers.
;. Lard, 1215 cents pound while it
"po1's lasts. Bring in your pals. Calvin
Olson 3O-tfc
lV ol' Haul your rye to Henry Ug]em at s
Long Siding and get highest market {
,nts prices. 35-1tc *
yOul Ice cream social on court house
-'lc lawn by ladies of St. Edward parish {
mber this evening. !
lssel Your attention is called to the
new ad of Orton & Kaliher in this
the weeks Union
Dull Dance at Long Siding hall next
Saturday evening. Music by Strom-
! and walls orchestra. 35-ltc |
C'e Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Jesmer and
0io children spent few days at
IS are Anderson's in Mora.
Will Dan Mirick decorated Dr. Smal's
operating room last week and did a
in O. very neat piece OF work.
reen- The Norwegian Ladies' Aid society
will meet with Mrs. Clarence Hill {
and next Thursday afternoon. |
'1s1O- Miss Lizzie Udeen, who was visit
ing at E. Nelson's, returned to her
mold home at Grantsburg, Wis, on. Mon
visit day. {
MOL Mrs. P. F. Williams and daughter
of Minneapolis were guests at the
k for Carlson home in Long Siding last
Man. week.
AaOo' 1t is the intention of Happyland
'@oo to provide at times little vaude-
read vile to break the monotony of the
e Nc movies. 35-1tc
ch's Elmer E. Whitney was in the twin
cities the fore part of the week on
IF of business in connection with his
Mr.. planning mill.
riday z 6 valley nooi7 corr;or IN
route 5, is spending his annual vaca-
go to tion on the claim of his son, Nor
You man, at Meyers, Mont.
u d. Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Terrell and
family returned on Monday from an
lson's automobile trip to Red Wing, Fari-
en- on bault and other points.
~ Miss Rosenberger of St. Cloud ar
rived here on Saturday to fill the
farms position of bookkeeper in the Evens
n be- Hardware companv's establishments
plac-
King, MISS BESSIE Wagner and Louis
-tfc Veihman of LIE Sueur arrived here
on Sunday to spend few days with
'ot,s.' Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Wagner.
Sat-
es ex- @. a. Sigfredson takes this means
ce at of thanking his neighbors and friends
-tfc for the purse of money presented to
him. Mr. Sigfredson's buildings
. yoo were destroyed in the storm of July
anu 4 and he carried no insurance.
ghel's -- (
eed at The Indians in the Mile Laos lake
par country are apparently becoming
-tfc civilized. An item in the Lake
>. Breeze says that some of the noble
llnne- redmen are moving onto land pur-
9l1is- chased by them north Of Isle.
t the --- l. 80
their Robert O'Brien, who was operated
,. S. upon at the Northwestern hospital
er so a couple of weeks ago for growth in
his neck, returned to Dennis Mont,
on Monday. Mr.. O'Brien says that
noneo the removal of the growth was a
;onse- nerfect success -, -.
other. - .- ]
heart Before you start for Princeton to
and have your picture taken be sure it is
Decker the first or third Saturday or Sunday
RS. o. CT the month, as these are the only
days you will find Nelson, the famous
photographer from Anoka, at his
81" studio in Princeton. 2-tfc
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D was Miss Eleanor Smith on Friday
Cam afternoon entertained seven of her
will playmates in honor of her seventh
they birthday anniversary. Ice cream
made was served and the little ones had a
Gun royal time. Bernice Breiseth won
e y the prize in the guessing contest. Il