The Princeton union., 1914-10-01

f1Ure pldSCeT mas JuSU O6en received -
by the Galley Hardware Co. 4l-1tc
An auction sale will be held at the
home of W. W. Clemons, Long Sid
ing, on Monday, October II. 41-2tp
A large contingent Of local Odd
Fellows journeyed over to Foley to- DC
day to institute lodge at that place. fa
For photos of quality and likeness w
go to Payette's studio. Open every IN
day in the year. Main street, Prince w
ton. 6-tfc ta
The Congregational Sunday school lat
will hold food and candy sale next ..,>
Saturday at Mrs. E. F. Griffith s W.
store. 41-1tc eV
Company G acknowledgement or
drills every Monday night. BY order f;c
of A. H. Johnson, captain COM =.
manding. TIC
Mile Lacs county has more miles Ia
of passably good roads than any other pr
county of it's dimensions in northern
Minnesota. w
The Farmers creamery shipped SO "''
tubs of butter to the eastern market m;
Tuesday morning. About 70 tubs
we're made for the week.
F. A. Lowell shipped pair of att
twin calves to Anoka Monday morn- w
ing to some relatives. Twin calves
are somewhat of an oddity. VI
New advertisements for the follow LII
s. Long, G. H. Nelson, c. A. Jack en
and A. E. Hayes. Read them.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Gilbert Peterson 1'1'
drove over to Isanti Saturday even Ou
ing. Mr. Peterson returned Sunday an
evening, but his wife remained there W.,
to visit. J"
cole the Swede Detective'' was ~
an attraction'at Brands opera house at
last Tuesday evening, and large ;x.z;
audience attended. The play was -
we'll received and greatly enjoyed W.
Don't miss the next installment Sc
of 1.-The Adventures of Kathlyn': w
at the Crystal next Tuesday evening.
This mastery production assure to wv
please, interest and = entertain Sc
you. ;4l-ltc T. <,
The NJ. e. Ladies' Aid society will -
serve chicken pie supper in the
parlors of the church, Wednesday, an
October I, from 80 p. m. until all an
are served. Supper 25 cents. Every -;
body welcome. ~
A. E. Hayes was passenger to
the cities Tuesday morning. He re-
turned in the evening of the same w
day with a new 1915 model REQ auto 4
mobile, which he will use for demon
stration purposes. q"
A new fifteen bed hospital is to IA
be erected at Braham by DR.. Chas. ha
Swenson. Mr.. SWenson is not only an
a high grade physician and surgeon -.
but he is also an enterprising and I'll
progressive citizen. |Cl
S. Long, who is closing out his G]
stock Of shoes, again takes an entire !;
page in this issue of the Union. The
prices quoted are low and the an
nouncement should be re;sfI by all Pl
contemplating the purchase of shoes. he
The board of county commissioners cb
and Engineer Cooley viewed the road -,
that is being improved at Cove, last On
Tuesday. The road is being bettered m
a distance of IL miles. running south ,r
Of Cove, and about 5 miles of it is
completed. Sn
The West Branch Young People's
society will meet at P. Skaaland's
Sunday evening, Oct 4, at p. m. to
sharp. A lecture will be given by ;l1
Rev. j. Hendricks of Minneapolis, =.
and all members are requested to at O1
tend. All will he welcome. al
Before you start for Princeton to Al
have your picture taken be sure it ie
lis the first or third Saturday or
Sunday of the month, as these are VI
the only days you will find Nelson, Sis
the famous photographer from n,
Anoka, at his studio in Prince
ton f 2-tfc Sa
Chas. P. Hepburn received tele- at
gram yesterday morning conveying RI
the sad intelligence that his father, -.
y. P. Hepburn, of Prairie Farm, 81.
Wis, had passed away the previous ar
day. and left at once for that place ,r
to be in attendance at the funeral -
services. & - ia
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