The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1915-09-30

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Attorney S. P. Skahen transacted VIC
business in Minneapolis Tuesday. IL,
Miss Frona Wilkes left for Milaca ~
last Tuesday evening to visit friends.
A dining room girl and kitchen To-
girl wanted at once at the Ideal vic
restaurant. 4l-ltc 49,.
''The American Girl Coat'' now
shown at the leading store. A. E. old
Allen & Co. 4l-ltc ho1
Phone us your orders for 16 inch to
dry hard wood. Prompt delivery. me
Galley Hardware Co. 4l-tfc G
The Woman's Relief association ter
will meet with Mrs. Wedgewood next boz
Saturday afternoon. October 2. goo
New dress goods, new coats, new po'
shoes. Everything new now at the \
leading store. A. E. Allen & Co. mi
Several of our young people will eye
leave for St. Cloud next week where ~
they will attend the St. Cloud Bust LILY
ness College. 4l-1tc /
The DUrcas society will meet with Jus
Mrs. Eva Keith next Wednesday for uo
q socio1 . ftornoon All 100000, the
urged to attend. r1V
Rev. and Mrs. E. p. Service left
Tuesday morning for Minneapolis to OH
attend the annual conference of the IS
Methodist church. oa'
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For rent, six room house and a TN
four room house with closets. One
block southeast of power house.
VIM. Drescher, ST.. 4O-2tp lid
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A marriage license was issued at Ar
the office of the clerk of court last Tn
to Gustave Kuhrke and ha,
Miss Freda Lueck of Princeton
town. !
Get ready for the big masquerade ter
dance at the Green lake pavilion, nv
Saturday evening, October 16. Pot six
ter's Minneapolis orchestra will furn- "O
lsh the music. Attic
DR.. j. F. HOFFMAN, optometrist, ia
will be in town on Wednesday and arr
Thursday, October Is and ID. Eyes 30
examined and glasses fitted. Office las
at Commercial hotel. 4-tfc otl
Mrs. Herman Haas of Oregon, who mt
has been visiting relatives and ter
friends in this vicinity about two !
months departed for her home in ri
Oregon yesterday morning. in
Miss Nina Baton, who has been fro
employed in the Office, of the Prince mo
ton Auto Co. during, the past sum- "a
mer, departed for her home at cit
Neenah, Wis. last Tuesday. ter
Waldemar Berg left for Philadel- !
phia yesterday morning. where he en-
will resume his studies. He is a cry
bright and Industrious young man an
and will undoubtedly make good. err
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Forrest McVicar departed on his cre
return to Wyoming, Monday morning, Co
after visit here of few weeks
with relatives and friends. He was J
looking we'll and it is very evident eq
that the west agrees with him. lar
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j. F. Bockoven and Andrew Sjob- IN
lom went up to Mile Laos lake last th,
Friday. Mr.. Sjoblom was most me
favorably impressed with the land On
on the east side of the lake and
purchased so acres through the Book
oven agency. - ISIS
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Herman Hofflander returned from Or
Montana last week, but left again Co
for Minneapolis Tuesday morning. Hs
He was not greatly impressed with {"
the opportunities offered in that sec. wo
tion, and Minnesota looks better to
him than ever. =
Among those from here who at TIN
tended the Mora fair last Thursday Sw
were G. H. Nelson, Register of Re
Deeds Osterberg. Claire Smith, Her we
man Hoff1ander, W. G. Doane and Sw
L. F. Wilkes. The last two named ha
aided the Ogilvie ball team trounce fri
the Mora aggregation.
The Methodist Ladies' Aid society rec
met with Mrs. @McMinn yesterday tn,
afternoon, and the following officers La
were elected: President, Mrs. SCI
Slirode; first vice president, Mrs. rul
Daisy Mudgett; second vice presi- Th
dent, Mrs Moore; treasurer, Mrs. bas