The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1914-12-24

St. Louis, issouri, last week. He
will remain here until after Christi
mas, and then expects to locale In
Minneapolis.
Have your shoes repaired at the !.
Electric Shoe Hospital. From now
IN is a COOS time Save money and
get the best. Shoes shined and tans
dyed black. If not a customer let US
be at your service. 1-2tc
I The services at the Method list
church next Sunday evening wills
be featured by numerous Christmas
carols by the choir. The pastor will
deliver an address on The Good
Old Christmas Times. =
Extra officers were on duty at 0na.
mia when the recent Indian pay
ment was made, and reports are that
quiet and order prevailed at the
time as we'll as the day following.
This is as it should be-.
Patrons of the Farmers Go-opera-
tive creamery should deliver their
cream at the creamery on Thursday,
December 81, as no cream will he
taken in on New Y ears day. If held
over until Saturday is liable to spoil.
We have two second hand gasoline
engines for sale cheap-an 8-horse.
power "Brown"eand a 6-horsepower
"Flour City, Both are in running
order and are suitable for saving
wood, feed grinding, etc. Galley
Hardware Co. 1-2tc
f. V. Hanks of Milaca and Fred
G. Griffith of South Harbor each
shipped a wolf pelt to the county
auditor Tuesday and received boun-
ties on same. Wolves are evidently
being made the target of numerous
hunters this season.
Everett Hamilton of Baldwin has
recently added registered Poland
China boar to his herd. He is a |
firm believer in blooded stock, and
says that it costs no more to feed
good stock than poor, while results
are vastly different
The Young Peoples society of the
West Branch synod will have a
shadow social in the church base
ment on the evening of December 20,
commencing at 8 O'Clock. All will
be welcome and good time is in
store for those attending.
A young man named Harold King,
who resides in the vicinity of Ron
neby, had an unfortunate accident
while splitting wood a week ago
Friday. A splinter struck him in
the eye ball and it is feared that he
will lose the sight in the injured eye.
One of the most popular orchestras
of Minneapolis has been engaged to
furnish the music for the New Years
ball at, the armory next Thursday
evening, and all who enjoy dancing
to the strains of enchanting music
should attend. Company G will
welcome all. Lite
Larry Clough of Spencer Brook was
in Princeton last Tuesday He has
just completed the erection of a new
barn on his premises. The structure
is substantial one with the first
story of concrete, and it is equipped
with stalls and stanchions of the
latest make. FL
Six miles of good new road was con-
structed in township 4l-21-Isle
Harbor-this year at an average
cost of $685. per mile. Several new
settlers are located on the new road
and more are coming next year as
there is frst-class farming land in
that township. +.
The basket ball game to be staged
at the armory next Saturday evening
promises to be one of the most inter-
esting contests of the season. The
speedy National Guard quint of Min
neapolis will oppose the local aggre-
cation, and there is no doubt but
what the play will be fast and ag-
gressive throughout. ~
The Onamia Lake Breeze tells of
an attempt being made by sssome
hoodlum to force an entrance into
the Breeze of6ce,'' and adds that it
would require Philadelphia lawyer
to fathom the reason for the effort
to gain entrance. Perhaps Editor
Wasenius has been trife tactless
in some of his editorial utterances.
A deal was closed on Thursday
whereby the firm of A. E. Allen &
Co.. becamesowner of the stock and
fixtures of the Eickschen Mercantile
Co., and Mr.. A. e. Allen assumed
active charge of the latter store the