The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1915-10-21

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George I. Staples Ia the only person who II |
authorized to collect money due this once. In |
every case the party paying money is entitled |
&c and should insist upon receiving printed |
receipt r. G. DUNN. Publisher.
Nelson's photos please the people.
Sixteen inch dry wood for sale.
Galley Hardware Co. 41-tfc
Fred Murphy of Baldwin transacted
business at Elk River, Monday.
Oliver Peltier of Elk River visited |
relatives and friends here last Sun
day
viii pay good price for some nice
assorted field corn. Galley Hardware
Co. 44-1tc
A dance will be given at IT. 8.
Caters on Saturday evening, Octo-
Der 80.
Judge and Mrs. Keith returned
from four days. sojourn in the
Zenith City last evening.
The sidewalk adjoining the Mrs.
Mary Rines residence has been torn
up and it will be raised to the grade.
There is to be rural free delivery
route running from Wahkon, the
first in the northern end of the
county
County Auditor Doane paid out
wolf bOunties last week to Chas
Person of Onamia and Nels B. Berg
Of Isle.
Rev. NJ. Peterson left for Anoka
Tuesday morning to attend dis
trict meeting of the Swedish Luth-
eran church.
Messrs. Thomas, John and Sher-
wood Chapman arrived last Thursday
to visit at the J. F. Chapman home
in Spencer Brook
G. e. Raiche has purchased new
1916 model six cylinder Buick through
the J. Ii. Hoffman agony. trading
his car in on the deal.
John WiIlenbrink motored over
from st. Joseph last Sunday and
visited his brother Rev. FIR. Willen-
brink until Monday evening.
Peter Mitchell arrived here from
Becker last week. and may remain
for some time. His wife and family
have been visiting here the past
month";
Mr.. ana Mrs. &. A. Meyers of
North St. Paul visited from Friday
to Monday at the home of the form
er's uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. |
W. G. Fredricks
Arthur Anfnson resigned his posi- |
t!on as clerk at the Princeton post |
office last week, and left for his home
at Milaca last Friday. Henry Mil
brath succeeds him.
Local sportsmen report that game
birds are extremely scarce in this vi
entity this season. Several hunters
yentured forth last Sunday, but met
with indifferent success.
Mr. and MIS- A. E. Allen went to
Milaca last Monday evening to parti-
cipate in the observance of the 6Sth
anniversary of the birth of Mr..
Aliens father. Mr. A. S. Allen
Zubulake Bros. have installed a
handsome new soda fountain at their
confectionery store in the Newbert
block. They shipped their old foun-
tain to Elk River where they are
opening new store
From school to position. Every
study we teach is a necessity for sue
cessful work in bank, store, Office or
farming. No time wasted in USE
less studies. Positively the best
school for farm boys and girls. Let
US save you time and money. St.
Cloud Business College. 44-1tc
o. L. Stromland of Greenbush
was a pleasant caller at this office
= on Monday. Mr.. Stromland has met
with marked success growing to-
bacco in this county, and had an ex-
cellent crop this year. Mile Laos
county soil is capable of producing
anything that grows in the ground
= in a temperate CLINE. - ~ );