The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1915-09-16
THE PRINCETON UNION: THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1918

PRINCETON UNION: T.,
Joe Trunk left for Minneapolis
Monday morning, where he will at
tend business college.
Miss Kathryn Void left for Min
neapolis Tuesday morning to enroll
as Junior at the state university.
Rev. E. B. Service will conduct
services at the Spencer Brook M. E.
church on Sunday, September 26, at
2 80 p. NJ.
= Miss Hattie Wills of Milaca under
went a surgical operation at the
Northwestern hospital last Monday
and is doing nicely.
Mrs. L. W. Nicely of Browns VAL
ley visited from, Friday evening to
Monday morning at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Nicely.
If you miss the Harvest Ball at
tie armory, tomorrow, Friday, even
ing you will regret it. 1t promises
to be the GROWING jubilate of the
season. 39-ltc
After visit of more than a
weeks duration with her mother,
Mrs. Sinclair, Mrs. Maggie Jewell
re turned to her home in Iowa last
Monday.
Rev. M. Peterson and family have
moved into the Dr.. Small residence
on Union street. The family is a
welcome addition to the south end
of the village.
F. W. Manke left this morning for
Larimore: N. D., to look after the
digging and picking of large acre
age of potatoes which his firm has
in at that place.
Another promising Princeton boy,
Tommy Galley: left for Exeter, N.
H., Monday to resume his studies at
Phillips Academy. Mrs. Galley &C
companied him east.
About 200 hunting licenses have
now been issued at the Office of the
county auditor. Last year only 80
licenses we're issued during the en-
tire small game season.
A big dance will be given at the
Green lake pavilion Saturday even
ing, September Is. Potter's cele-
brated Minneapolis orchestra will
furnish the music. All invited.
Tickets 81. 38-2tc
The married ladies and single
ladies of Milaca staged a game of
ball on Wednesday afternoon of last
week, and after five innings of play
the spinsters had the long end of a
l6 to IA score.
Rudolph Wikeen left yesterday
for Iowa City, Iowa, to
enroll as junior in the college of
dentistry of the University of Iowa.
That he will make good none who
know him doubt.
Hon. Knute Nelson will reach
town today about noon time. He
will come by way of Fix River and
will he conveyed from that place by
auto. He will speak at the fair
grounds at p. m.
Frank P. Morneau arrived here
from Wahkon yesterday with the
Isle Harbor township exhibit. It is
a good display. and shows what the
soil of northern Mile Laos county is
capable of producing.
Four acres of land in the south
end of Princeton village, house.
barn and chicken coop for sale.
House is finished in hardwood. In
quire of Mrs. W. G. Fredericks, or
call up Tri-State 81. 39-1tc
Mr.. and Mrs. K. o. Sandum hay
ing sold their live stock and farm in
Baldwin left yesterday morning for
Minneapolis. During their stay
here they made numerous friends, all
Of whom wish them we'll.
A t the regular shoot of the gun
club last Thursday evening, DR.. D.
A. MCRae and J, W, MOssman tiled
for first honors, each breaking 81 out
of a possible 25. Other scores were
made as follows Ira G. Stanley, II;
o. B. Randall, l6: DR.. Mallette,
II.
DR.. R. D. N. Springer of DR..
sanatarium: Anoka, will be
in Princeton at the Riverside hotel
from Saturday evening to Monday