The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1914-01-29

Rev. Service requests that every
member of the Sunday school class
be in attendance next Sunday, Feb
ruary l. 49,. It
Hoffman will oil your harness, and
oil it right, for one dollar set.
Take time by the forelock and get it
oiled now. - 3-tfc
I, All the popular sheet music only
10 cents a copy. You can hear it
played before you buy. Ewing's
Music Store. Cite 49,
. One second-han New Home sew
ing machine, drop head, in irst-class
condition, only $3.50. Ewings'
Music Store, Princeton. 5-tfc
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Crompton came
down from Mora on Monday to spend
a day with friends. Joe says he is
doing first rate in the Mora garage.
Money to loan on improved farms
at current rates. Liberal on or be-
fore privileges. See me before plac-
ing your loan. Robt. H. King,
Princeton, MINI. 6-tfc
The recent cold snap impelled the
calamity howlers on the corner to
seek their holes. It would be better
were they to remain in seclusion for
evermore. ~ :
+ William Lipp & Co. of Long Siding
announce that their: midwinter.
clearance sale has so far been a big
success and that a large number of
bargains still remain. 6-]tc
Another great Scent sale at the
Fair Store, commencing Saturday.
January "a, lasting 7 days. Is cent,
20 cent and Is cent items will go at
this sale for only cents. Come and
see: ..:. 5-2tc
A basket social and dance will be
given by the Long Siding band at
Uglem's hall on Saturday evening,
February e.. Ladies are asked to
bring baskets. III Everyone welcome.
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:: Joe Mossman,. was mighty: careful
yesterday. He first !, went to, the
blacksmith. shop and had. Himself
rough shod and then walked in the
middle of the road. If Joe ever
came down upon Mother Earth she
would imagine that moose had sat
upon her. 4
Mrs. Chas.. Hitler entertained.
about 80 young people on Saturday
evening in honor of the anniversary
OF her son, Georges, twenty-frst
birthday. The evening was spent
playing various games and listening
to musical selections on the phono-
graph. Refreshments were served
by the hostess.
A Washington dispatch says that
Congressman Miller has obtained
favorable action on proposal to ap-
proprlate $4,000 to purchase homes
for the Mile Laos band of Mime
sofa Indians. This band refuses to
go to the White Earth reservation,
preferring to live upon their old
hunting grounds.
The Unions dictionaries are going
rapidly, and the paid-in-adyance
subscriber who desires a copy will
have to hurry. These dictionaries
are sold only to readers of the Union
at the small price of one dollar per
copy, and to. obtain one it is abso-
lute]y necessary that the purchaser
be paid-in-advance subscriber. - 1
Teddy, the 3-year-old son Of Mr..
and Mrs. William Veal, died on Wed
nesday night: January 81, from
diphtheria and the funeral was held
ON Friday at noon, Rev. Fisher of
the Congregational church conduct
ing Short service at the grave. !
Another of the Veal children is
from diphtheria but is on
the road to recovery. 3>,:....
: Mrs. Phoebe Soule was entertained
by the ladies of the Pythian circle
at the home Of Mr.. 5. N. johnson on
the afternoon of January Is. There
were about 80 members present and
the gathering was in honor Of Mrs.
soule's eighty-eighth birthday ami
versary. Several pretty tokens Of
remembrance were received by Mrs.
5 soule and an excellent luncheon. was
served: 4 s5&st9S
Joe Whitcomb is the champion
johnrabbit hunter in this part 81 thel
country. Almost any old day JoesF
can 60. forth at o'clook1in the
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