The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1914-05-07

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George l. Staples IS the only person who IL r.
every case the parry paving money is entitled Jone
70 end should insist upon receiving printed day.
receipt. r. c. DUNN. Publisher.
Nelson's photos please the people. H., W.,
Eta Davis spent Saturday as ~,
guest of Rita Wilcox of Foley. ~: ".
DIN G. Myron, attorney at law, on t
Miaca, was in town Monday. ~
". L. Carter of Milaca was among som,
the Unions callers on Saturday. to G.
A flock of wild geese was seen go I'll
ing south on Wednesday morning. date
Miss Ruth Bishop of Mapleton is prln
here on visit with her cousin. Ger Pa
Crude blShop. spen
Mrs. L e. Fox and daugh ter, Scllo
Sadie. are in the cities this week So NJ
Journlng with relatives. visit
Next Friday evening a program NIL
will be held in school house in dis NJ
GrlcJ IL Ella Relchard, principal. cite
Bert Whitney has begun the build sam
ing Of g good barn on the Clark car.
property in the western part of F.
town. 90 7;
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Dow of White day
water, Wis, are spending the week ton.
with their relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. A
John Bishop. Siai
Mrs. 0. K. Carlson of Minneapolis May
is here for a few days as guest of invi
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.. and D,
-''''' '0o. a. 0oaees. pho1
1t is now lawful to catch all va the
rieties Of fish with the exception OF Sun
black, gray, or Oswego bass, and the NJ
season for taking these opens on Nav of.
wee
Road drags are in every part of the rela
county put to use nowadays. They busI
are surely d great help in bringing ~
about settled condition of the Of g
highways =; -
Walter Mcfarland and daughter, men
lrine, of Mora spent Saturday here thel
with relatives. Mr.. Mcfarland is n
an old Princetonite and enjoys his o.
visits here. W. W.,
H. B. Emerson, secretary of the A c.
school board in district 80, Wahkon, all I
writes that Fl. J. Steel has been p
elected to superintend the schools Nd
there next year.
Mrs. l.. Is. Wagner came down on usu;
the train Tuesday from Foreston tor mar
brief stay. Mr.. and Mrs Wagner -
are pleasantly located in the big ri,
store at Foreston W..
If your farm is for sale and you exa1
wish to sell this summer list it with at
US now, as we have buyers for both =,
improved and unimproved land. J. ,,,;u
T. Bockoven. Princeton lS-4tp 49,
Saturday, May 30, is the last day top
upon which the county treasurer will the
receive real estate taxes without the tina
penalty The following Monday will 2
be Too late. Please bear this in +his
mind 49,,
Farmers of Opstead, Malmo, East den
wood and other points on Mile Laos at z
lake have decided to organize CO. per
operative company, build a ware -
house and handle potatoes and other 4
farm produce. 'iles
resi-
All members Of Wallace T. Rines me,
post, 6 a. r., are expected to be mee
present at the next regular meeting. etor
as it will be the last meeting before Mo,
Memorial day. There are some ar
engagements to be made b
------ hav
Andy Bulls is the right man in is
the right place as president of the Sun
Cemetery association. 1t is not a. the
sa1aried office in any way but Mr.. the
Bulls is always on the line with An<
time and work to keep things in ton
good shape in that silent city.
49, Il E
Almost any kind of a fresh vege- rool
table may be found in the market ern
here and, what is better STILL some upo
of it is home grown. There are some wht
things about this backward spring aga
not Just Identical with our desires, vot