The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1914-11-19

all DRUGGIST 81.
4 Ed Kaliher was passenger to
I Minneapolis Friday morning. y
I Dry wood delivered at $3.50 per
y cord by Umbehocker Bros. 48-4tc
IN n Green vegetables for Thanksgiving 7
led at the Eickschen Mercantile Co. Ito
|. .'' Miss Anna Negaard was a pas III
. senger to Minneapolis Friday morn n
ing. "
Andrew Speeder of Foreston trans
Gil acted business at Princeton yester- n
day. a
'oi Mrs. W. @. Doane and children N
visited at Milaca from Saturday to
IS. Tuesday. ii
Dry wood for sale. Prompt de- il
ass livery. Hoehn Bros Tri-State a
tip phone 10, RI. 47-8tp
~ Alec Anderson and j. p Johnson "
*. Of Santiago we're passengers to Min q
,ro neapolis Friday morning. G.
%. Richard Steinbach departed for
; Florida Friday morning, where he
in expects to pass the winter.
lie Sid Grow of Greenbush departed
for Beach, N. D., Tuesday morning.
to He expects to return in week.
re- For photos of quality and likeness =
go to Payette's studio. Open every
Nj, D.:~
ILL., ton. 6-tfc +
Peter Deml, M. L. Emahiser and G.
nd Arthur Heath returned from their !,
ng hunting trip last Saturday with two n
deer.
nd The Thanksgiving ball at the e
of armory promises to be a real pleasing !:
he event. You are invited to be in -
attendance. 4S-ltc
ast Attorney Joseph T. Avery of St. t
St. Paul transacted business in Prince
Ter ton yesterday, and was a pleasant !,
caller at this Office. r
les Tom Tomlinson and Dell Hill re- +
nd turned from their hunting trip in +
He the vicinity Of Bruno last Monday f
They secured deer.
in Mrs. NJ. B. Hixson, Mrs. j. B. o
in johnson and Mrs. A. G. Engberg re- n
led turned to Cambridge last Friday t.
J.. after visit here with relatives. il
st. T. j. Kaliher is suffering from an
nd attack of blood poison of the left
* hand, but his numerous friends will y
at be pleased to learn that he is on the a
, mend. O
IN August Eckstrom, one Of the sub II
- stantial farmers of Greenbush, trans a
no acted business at Princeton yester-
rte day, and was a pleasant caller at
this office. h
m. Approximately 60 tubs of butter o
at- were turned out at the cooperative t
pn, creamery for the week ending Tues e
in day, and IS tubs were shipped to the a
,,d eastern market. +
C The Epworth League of the Meth
he. odist church had it's annual party O
Tho last week in the church parlors, and o
mt it was we'll attended. A most en- I
,od joyable time was had. y
Ian Emil Zimpel of Greenbush passed l.
p the Union Office with fine 222-
law pound buck deer Wednesday, which -
;no he brought down in the vicinity of
nj McGrath. 1t was a fine specimen
viii and all who viewed it were filled 5
3D. with envy.
The ladies Of St. Edwards church ,
desire to sincerely thank the public {
w for the very generous patronage &C. r
'"s corded their fair last Saturday. 1t I
~ was entirely successful despite the {
'e ei, unfavorable weather, and about $500
VIII was realized.
ext " a
Before you start for Princeton to O
have your picture taken be sure it b
yer is the first or third Saturday or a
ast Sunday of the month, as these are I
mo the only days you will find Nelson, T
lay the famous photographer from t
lou Anola, at his studio in Prince t.
'eo ton. - a. 2-tfc
W. G. Doane and DR.. Mallette at ]
5he tended the Minnesota-Wisconsin c
NJ football game last Saturday. Mr.. s.
ost Doane is former gridiron star of O
OF the university of Minnesota and F
of he pronounced Saturdays contest S
me one of,the best he; had witnessed in t
tip recent rec years. J: ~. s.: !. -. l't