The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1918-05-09

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Don't miss the dance It the armorys next
Wednesday. May IL. 2o-tc
Your attention is called to the program Of
the Strand theater in another column Of this
issue.
Eighty tubs Of high-class butter was the OUT
put Of the Princeton Cooperative creamery
last week. 81 55
Next Friday and Saturday, .2o 900 Leagues
Under the Sea-" the biggest thing that ever
came to town. 20-1c
AL. Angstman is here from Helena, Mont.
He has enlisted in the navy and will go to
California on June s to train.
The management has succeeded in getting
the same music for the next dance at the
armory on Wednesday. May 15 2o-1c
Mrs. S. E. Vandevanter. Mrs. Larson. Mrs.
Hoffman, Mrs. Olof Wasenius and Mrs. c. M.
serrurier autoed to st. Cloud yesterday
M. S. Wheeler of Greenbush bought a 160-ton
silo and Geo. Puth Of Princeton township a
68-ton silo from L. E. Bergman this week. 1c
A new $4,000 school house is to be erected
at Isle. There is no more progressive and
A bible lecture will be given at Miss Chris
tine Westling's hall, Wyanett, for week.
beginning May 16. in the Swedish language.
No admission. Everyone welcome.
The Minnesota club orchestra Of Minneap-
oils will play for the armory dance next We'd
nesday evening, May Is. This is the orchestra
that made the last dance so enjoyable. 20-1c
The choir of the Evangelical Lutheran
Zion church will give its second basket social
| for the benefit Of the Red Cross. on Friday.
May 10, at Albert Hamann's, five miles north
of Princeton.
100000 Leagues Under the Sea- the same
great production that has played all the big
cities and the same pictures you have heard
SO much about. will be at the Strand next
Friday and Saturday. 20-1c
While engaged in cranking car, Warren
Peterson of Spencer Brook sustained frac-
ture of the right forearm last evening" Jim
Mckenzie brought the young fellow to town
| in his car and DR.. Coney promptly. attended
to the injury.
Isle again has newspaper that is a credit
to the place. The publisher. Thos. r. Bell,
apparently understands his business and is
getting out neat paper-the Advance-and
every business interest in the town is repre-
scented in its columns
Probably we are mistaken. but we hardly
think the dairy farmers of Mile Laos county
are ready to turn over their creameries to a
gang of collared state officials to operate.
There are too many state pap-suckers at present
without adding to their number. /.
The Dalbo starch factory is advertising for
1 o<oko \
80 to IS cents per 100 lbs. field run, and that is
as good as 80 cents per 100 lbs. for marketable
potatoes. The farmers of Dalbo believe in
helping themselves in practical way.
| Farmers in this vicinity want public weigh
ing scales in this village and are willing to
defray share of the expenses in establishing
! the same, and we feel assured that the business
men of Princeton will do their share Then
there is no reason why the scales should not be
installed without unnecessary delay.
| Owing to the diverting of travel from the
| direct road between Princeton and Elk River
to the eastern Livonia road, the latter road is
being badly cut up in places and needs at
tentlon or 1t will soon be impossible. It will
probably be late in July before the improve
ments on the direct road are completed, but
then we will have real road to travel over.
Complaints have reached us from various
| sources that small boys with slingshots and
| small rifles are kiln and worrying the song
birds both in the village and in the woods sur
rounding it. Parents should caution their boys
| against this practice, both the state and
| federal laws provide punishment for killing
songbirds and also destroying their nests
Children should be taught kindness toward
birds and dumb animals. We merely speak
for those who cannot speak for themselves.
Little Falls Business College
"Where you get a little more and a
little better than elsewhere" School
in session until August 1. You can
enter at any time. It's the school for
you. 9-1Oc
Here's what Ford car owners are
looking fora crank release. It means
absolute safety. By using this re-
lease there is no fear of your motor
backfiring and breaking your arm or
wrist. Sam Smith, Princeton, county
agent. 2O-1c
The week beginning May 20 has
been designated as "Red Cross week.
and during that period the people Of
America will be appealed to for an
other hundred million dollar contribu-
ton. During this drive every one
should contribute as much as he or
she can possibly afford. Members Of
local chapters will solicit funds.