The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1920-12-16
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Christmas candies and nuts at VIM.
Lipp & Co.'s. 52-2c
County Attorney Doane was in Elk
River on professional business Mon
day.
The finest line of books and sta
tionery ever in Princeton on display
at Schcen's. 52-1c
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Chapman ar
rived here on Sunday from St. Cloud
to visit friends.
George Staples of the state weights
and measures department favored the
Union with call on Friday.
No one questions the fact that the
Edison monograph is the best yet
produced. Jacks Drug store. 52-1c
Miss Eleanor Smith, who is suffer-
ing from blood poison in one of her
feet, is recovering from the effects.
Gust Almberg Of Baldwin, one Of the
substantial farmers Of that town, was
among the Unions callers on Friday.
Program and basket social at the
King school, district 46, Isanti county,
December Is. Everybody welcome.
Ruth Douglas, Teacher. 52-1c
Rudolph Zieroth and Amy Peterson
of Princeton township were married
at the Methodist parsonage on Deem
Der 10 by Rev. Henry hobbs.
A program and basket social will be
given in the school house of district
26 on Friday evening, December "a.
An invitation is extended to everyone.
Joseph Payette was in from his
farm in Blue Hill township on Satur-
day. Joe likes farming, he says, but
at the present time there is no money
in it.
Buy your fixtures now at greatly re-
duced prices. Complete stock on
hand. Special rates on wiring before
Christmas. Peltier & Wcstling Elec-
trio Co.,, phone 294. 52-1c !
Rev. hobbs attended ministers
meeting in Minneapolis on Monday and
also conferred with the district SUI
perintcndent on business matters per-
tanning to the church.
The Milaca Oil company has been
organized and started business this
week delivering by tank A site has
been purchased by the company and a
filling station will. be installed in the
spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sonin Eckborn Of
Lltchtield, accompanied by Mrs. o. A..
Cotten's sister, and Mrs. C. C. Bakk
of Watkins, with their little sons. AL
fred and Boie, were Sunday guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. O. A. Gotten.
The Princeton Cooperative cream
cry manufactured II tubs of butter
for the week ending Monday-an ex-
cellent showing for this time of year.
Thirty per cent more butter was made
in the month of November than in a
like period year ago.
To say the least, the electric lights
IN Princeton for the past few weeks
have been enough to enrage man to
the point Of resorting. to unparliamen-
tary language. The light is particu-
larly uncertain, Pickering, sputtcring.
and provoking to the man who tries
to read under it's rays.
Little Robert Loriel Bird, only son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Bird, died at
the home of his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. H. Fullwiler, in Harlem, Mont.
on November 20. His death was
caused by bronchial pneumonia fol-
lowing typhoid fever. He was born in
Minneapolis on January 10, 1919. His
grandparents formerly lived near
Princeton village.
The Alfred Melin Co. will commence
Dig prlce-cuttlng sale tomorrow,
December II, which will continue until
the evening of Friday, December "a.
During this sale prices on suits and
overcoats will be cut in two. Anyone
needing suit or ovcrcoat should not
fail to read Melin's page ad in this
number of the Union and then-visit