The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1914-08-06


separator and Loader at Galley Hard
ware Co. IS. Can be attached to any
tandard digger. ~. 33-1tc
Hector Bison of ST. Paul and |
Misses Title and Adeline -Crepeau !
md Sophie Thompson autoed to
7oreston Wednesday evening. /
A. new bread mixer has been in
stalled in Raiche's bakery and they
low have better facilities than ever
or turning out their products.
Strayed or stolen, Scotch collie
log, dark yellow in, color. Anyone
the whereabouts of this
log please notify Raiche's bakery. lp
Dalbo's new bank building is pro-
crossing nicely. The bricklayers
nave about finished their part of the
work and turned it over to the car
oenters.
Mrs. Lester Kempton of Pease and
Mrs. Verge Hatcher of Hopkins ar
rived Monday and attended the Sun
lay school picnic at Green lake
Tuesday.
Kerosene oil, per gallon 9 cents;
by the barrel, per gallon 819 cents;
gasoline, per gallon, II cents; by the
barrel, per gallon, Is cents. A. E.
Allen & Co. 33-1tc
G.. NJ. Wall and wife of Ogilvie were
Princeton visitors few hours Mon
day afternoon. They we're on their
way to Ogilvie from Kandiyobi,
where they had been visitors.
H. l.. Gibson and wife were pas
sengers from Ogilvie last Saturday
Mr.. Gibson returned that
evening but his wife entered the
Northwestern hospital for medical
treatment.
We are now buying potatoes at the
old Dalbo warehouse, south of the
depot. Will be in the market every
day from now on, and highest market
prices will always prevail. F. W.
Manke & Go. 33-2tc
The newest machine for the farmer
is an attachment for potato digger.
This separates and loads the pota-
toes into wagon box hauled beside
the digger. On exhibition at Galley
Hardware Co.'s. 33-1tc
o. G.. Void of Glendorado was a
Princeton visitor Monday and called
at this office. Mr.. Void reported
that crop conditions we're favorable
in his neighborhood with the ex-
ception of wheat. Wheat in that
territory is afflicted with the black
rust. Oats will yield a fair crop,
while corn is looking fine.
Mrs. e. Eaton and Mrs. A. G.
Coolidge of Orange, Mass, are guests
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Newbert. Mrs. Coolidge has visited
Princeton on other occasions being
a niece to Mrs. Newbert, but it is
Mrs. Eaton's first visit to this vii.
lage and she is very favorably i'm:
pressed with conditions in Mime.
sofa.
Hon. Lowell E. Jepson, republican
candidate for congress in this dis
trict, accompanied by his wife
son and daughter stopped off in
Princeton few hours on Tuesday
while en- route to Mile Lac!
lake. Mr.. Jepson expressed himself
as being well pleased with condition!
in the Tenth district, POLITICAL!
and otherwise.
1t is hoped that at least half
dozen towns of Mile Laos count!
will compete for the liberal premi
ums offered at the: Mile Lac
County fair. Hundreds of stranger
will be in attendance at the fai
this year, and the towns that max,
good displays will attract the atten
tion of outsiders and probably gail
many new settlers. :, zs =. :,
R. NJ, Cooley had his face ant
arms badly scalded last Monday. 81
had removed the radiator cap of hi
automobile and the water being boil
ing hot, rushed out OF n the opening
and the scalding resulted. He wa
taken to the Northwestern hospital
where Dr.. Dunn attended to tn
patient. who is considerably i'm
| proved at this time.
'rhe change of passenger servic
on the ST. Cloud & Hinckley brancl
has been effected as previously an
nounced in these columns. Tn
train from the west leaves Milaca a
10 a. M. and reaches there in tn
evening at rs O'Clock, making clos
connections both ways IA with tn
Princeton train. The change give
/ general satisfaction.