The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1914-10-29
G. A. JACK
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N. P. Olson of Greenbush was ertv than
pleasant caller at this Office Monday: course at
Mrs. Elizabeth Hy]ander was a lege Man
passenger to the cities Monday morn Mr. and
ing Gilbert NJ
w. G.. Frederick transacted bust Princeton
ness in Minneapolis the first of the pleasan0
week. The Sw
Remember the Halloween mas society "
querade ball at the armory tomorrow Olsol''
evening. 45.1tp are coro1a
Miss Bertha Whitney of Mime Ion
apolis is = puest at the E1mer Eek. thrilling
lnnd home Adventur
be shown
vi AuesuaS sui was oorh 10 MIS-. day event
Burke of Brickton at the Northwest
e,n boenit,l Miss &c
from her
ooo' H. Deans VI roresCon cllcu- evening.
lated among Princeton friends last Rarnoe .
Friday and Saturday. visit ro1at
Miss Leona Warron of Minneapolis Mics ~
,1el0eu o'ei nuno"s "l0n l'er sls0er' Johns Ho
Mrs. Elmer Eck]und. nooro NJ
n J. Sederquist and w. R. Brit studies.
ton of Milo transacted business at accompan
Princeton last Tuesday. Mrs W
A. E. Allen, c.. A. Jack and c.. H. | from VIII
Nelson have new advertisements in Northwes
this issue of the Union. Read them. foot of ga
For photos of quality and likeness ny. gy oo"ea
go to Payettes studio. Open every opo1
day in the year. Main street, Prince ""'' VS.
ton. 6-tfc The pc
Doo.,l7o- ~ 11o73----,o-s to be bris
o,,oSaao ,.o11 ~ 'lN- o w. ~ the late
evening. Prizes will be awarded and ',.G
good time is assured all. 45-ltp p.' W. p~lu
The potato starch factory at few weeks
,,rao.o,,a ,o" 49, opea"o4on GU "Home
received at that place every day l.louelp
Mrs. Chas. W. Gallagher and next sa
daughter returned to their home at ''Home-rl
st. Paul Friday after visit here will be q
with Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Hatch. real inter
G. c. Smith was over from Cam Hon.
brldge a short time Tuesday. Mr.. county's
Smith is county auditor of lsanti state sena
county ana has a record for efficiency Tuesday.
that would be difficult to excel. qualified
Tom Relair has T. number IF tnr- he aspires
KEYS and ducks to he given awav at to vote ri
LaValles hall, Blue Hill, Thursday the 1arme
evening, October 20. Dancing be. The H
gins at sharp All are in at the arr
vited. 42-1tc her 30. wi
The Isle Advance has been sold to Vhe season
Leslie Wicklander, who will take apol1s orc
charge of same on Monday, Novem- 1urh1sh u
her 2 The Advance is q newsv na able time
nor and ve wish tho now nnb1ishor Don't mis-
success. Rev. N
Frank Niles and family have dered ST
shipped their househo]d goods and ing of las
expect to leave for Seattle. Wash were pres
shortly to reside. Mr. Niles recent1v ceived ak
DISPOSED of his residence in this table refr
village to G. Guldborg. the eveni
Before you start for Princeton to oer~a or
:" 49, erst 100 on oe sue ~ participat
Sunday of the month. as these are There i:
the only days you will find Nelson, IN oherou
the famous nhotopranher from the count
! Anoka. at his studio in Prince can gathe
ton 3tfc seem to h
| . the tow
| The 9Th episode of 1.-THE Adven- Chas E.
lures of Kathlyn" will be thrown on frev Wicl
the screen at the Crystal next Tues Bailey for
day evening. The title of this chap D. Kalihe
ter is 1.-The Three Bags of Siver'' officers.
and all who are following this in Messrs W
| tensely interesting story should see be especia
the next installment. 45-1tc
A good time is in store for all who
attend the Halowe EN- masquerade VI
ball at the armory tomorrow even
ing. Potter's peerless Minneapolis
orchestra of four pieces will dis Kimo
course the music and that means the % .
music will be Of the best. Tickets blue fig
81. Gallery 25 cents. 45-1tp finished
Judges of election should remem- tape are
Der that at the last session of the 75c T
Legislature the law relative to the
closing Of the polls was changed (See dnu IoO
Chap. 23). The polls in all towns cts and
and villages must be opened at a. @
m. and closed at 9 p. m. Formerly t. :.
the opening and closing hours were -
9. a. m. and p. m. ~a CONNER