The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1915-03-04

acted.
A. G. Wilkes and family of Milaca
n1otored down to Princeton hst Sun
day and passed the day with Mr.. and
Mrs. W. G. Doane.
J. r. Butterfeld of Henriette is
here on visit at the home of his
son-in-]aw and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gilbert Shrode.
A basket social and program will
be given in the school house of dis
trict 5, Greenbush, Friday evening,
March II. All are invited. l1.2t
The potato prices are approximate
~ the same. Triumphs have declined
in price trif1e, and there is prac-
tically no change in the movement.
4 license to wed was issued at the
office Of the clerk of court last Mon.
day to Louis Larsen and Miss
Minnie Seeman of Milaca township.
Pot roasts 13c: round steak 15c Z;
sirloin, eorterhouse and short cuts
1Sc. cash on counter. Special prices
at Smith & Hummel's meat market
Friday and Saturday. l1-ltc
VIM. Bryant, freight agent for the
B. & 0. railroad; W. J. Dibble, rep
resenting the G. & A., and D. J..
Shay of the Omaha road transacted
business in Princeton yesterday. =.
For sale, a Groom brick house. and
two lots, barn and chicken COOP,
in village Of Princeton. The house
is arranged for two families. Will be
sold reasonable. Inquire of Louis
LeSsard lO-2tn
Miss Mabel Carney, state Inspector
OF normal training departments of
high schools, inspected the normal
department of the Princeton school
last Tuesday. From here she went
to Hinckley.
Hon. G. II. Warner, representa- tive
from Aitkin county, passed Sunday
at the R. G. Dunn home. Mr.. War
ner was floor leader Of the county o.
tion forces when that measure came
up for a final hearing. .---. ..
Geo. F. Wetsel of Tekoa, Wash.
arrived here last week to visit friends
and relatives in Princeton and vicin-
1ty. He formerly resided at this
place, and has numerous friends here
who were all pleased to see him.
A class for beginners will start on
March %. Children who will be-
come six years of age by June first
next may enter. Send in names at
once to Hiss Anna Whiting at the
high school. building. j. C. Marshall,
Supt. .-s
NJ. b. Murphy Of McKenna, Wash
ington. arrived here Friday for a
visit at the home of his mother.
Mrs. Henry Murphy of Baldwin. Mr.,
Murphy could not reach here in time
to attend the funeral services of his
father.
4 petition has been circulated in
the town of Isle Harbor, asking that
the villages of Wahkon and Isle be
separated from said township, and
the proposition will undoubtedly be
submitted to the Voters at the spring
election. -. x.~...+. 81
Mora is to vote upon the PROPOSE
tlon of whether or not saloons shall
De licensed in that village. A petit
5lon against the proposition has been
signed by 1855 voters of that village.
and the indications are that Mora
will remain ''dry.,"
j. 2. Heeter arrived here from
North Dakota last THURSDAY, and
has moved onto the old C. III. Stod-
Yard farm in Greenbush, which he
purchased MI. Heeter is
successful farmer, and Mile Laos
county will welcome him.
A meeting will be held in Onamia
IN saturday, March Is, for the pur-
Jose of considering the erection Of a
armers' cooperative creamery at
hat place. A cooperative creamery
aeans much to village and more to
ne farmers. Farmers of that re-
'ion VIII never regret it if they de-
ide to build. s.ssl.:ssi7T