The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1915-08-19


LIE PRINCETON UNION: Z
Merchant G. III. Nelson was Min
neapolis visitor the early part Of the fc
week. tt
Mr.. and Mrs o. N. Vista we're
passengers to Minneapolis yesterday h
morning. IL
Rev. r. j. Watson will conduct
services at Blue Hill next Sunday p
morning at 1880 O'Clock. tt
Edwin Carr OF Minneapolis visited
relatives and friends in this vicinity al
the latter part Of last week. E
J, Everybody should attend the dance
at Green lake Saturday evening, a
August FL. Good music. Tickets Is tt
cents. 35-ltc
A dance will be given in the Dalbo N
hall next Saturday evening by the N
Braham orchestra. You are in a
vlted. 35-ltc
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Sjoblom and O.
children left for Mudbaden last I'll
Tuesday, where they expect to re- 2
main week.
Services will be held in the school Il
house of district 10, Baldwin, by b
Rev. S. johnson, next Sunday even O.
ing at O'Clock.
e Mrs. L. Hopkins of Minneapolis, e
accompanied by he1 daughter, Ella, q
> visited her son, Harold, here the '
first of the week.
Attorney S. P. Skahen attended to G.
8 professional business before the II
United States court at Duluth L
d the first of the week. II
Mrs. Bertha Whitney and son re-
turned to Minneapolis last Friday +
n after spending two weeks with her O
q daughter, Mrs. Elmer Eckland. T.
County Treasurer Godfrey Wicktor +
a and Deputy Auditor Oliver Peltier
: of Elk River were Princeton visitors Z
a short time Saturday evening. q
l The All American Girls base ball -,
team will oppose Princeton at the
fair grounds on Tuesday, August 81. :
This will be feature attraction. q
| Mrs. NJ. I. Mears and daughter of y,
I Minneapolis and Mrs. Hope Morrison r.
of St. Paul visited over Sunday at ~
6 the home Mr.. and Mrs. JOS Craig.
Dick Foote has purchased a new II
: Mitchell automobile though the y,
Princeton Auto Co. agency, and it =.
=, is a neat and substantial looking %
. machine. ~
4 The fall term of Princeton public n
schools will begin Tuesday. Septem-
! Der 7, 1915, the 9Th being a legal r.
= holiday. J. ]. Skahen, Clerk of ~
> School Board. r.
Miss Norma Peterson arrived here n
+ from Grantsbdrg, Wis, last Monday c;
+ evening, and is visiting at the home Fl
! of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
, G. H. Nelson. -.... -. .-~ =: n
The Ladies' Aid society of the "
, Swedish Lutheran church will serve 7
ice cream and cake on the church tt
lawn next Thursday evening, August G.
26. All are invited tt
VIM. Cordiner returned from Mud
baden last Monday evening. Mr.. Cor h
diner informs US that an extremely is
r heavy rain fell in Minneapolis last d
D Monday afternoon between the hours OF
of and 5. f
The newly organized school district d
south of Wahkon recently held it's
,, first election, and the following were 81
chosen members of the school board: S
Herman Ehlert, H. H. Pinz and a
Albert Wehlast N
! Emil Gems of Princeton town has N
purchased REQ automobile from A. .
q E. Hayes, the local agent, and same
was delivered last Saturday. Chas. B
Nelson of Bogus Brook has also pur- CT
l chased new REQ. b
N. G. Orion showed US four n
. ears OF corn last week that were ex- d.
ceptionally we'll developed. They y
averaged between 8 and inches in IL
, length, and the kernels we're large
! and closely set together
Gust Sundwall of Hayland and u
Henry ThornQuist of Barron. Wis. ID
were Princeton visitors last Tuesday d
Il and made this Office npasant coll d.