The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1920-09-09

St. Michaels vs. Princeton at fair !
grounds next Sunday.
o. A. Brachlow, cashier of the Long
Siding State bank, was in town on
business Tuesday.
George Ransom of Williams, who
has been visiting here for the past
month, returned to his home this
morning.
Rev. Schneider Of Waconia, who de-
livered sermon at lions church fes-
tival on Sunday, returned to his home
on Monday.
The party who took package from
the Bazaar by mistake will please re-
turn the same as it belongs to small
school children. 3S-1p
C. c. Thorn, linotype operator on
the Pine River Sentinel, was here on
a visit this week and favored the
Union with a call.
Mrs C. NJ Serrurier began her third
year of school in Poplar Grove school,
district 3, last Monday, and this is also
the last year she will teach.
Don't miss next Sundays ball game.
The contesting teams are about even
ly matched and the prospects are for
a hot and heavy encounter.
If no unforeseen circumstances arise
to make necessary postponement of
ldate the Congregational church will
| be dedicated on Sunday, October 3.
| St. Cloud Business College teaches
how to operate the adding and bank
posting machine, dictaphone, and other
up-to-date office appliances. Write
Vath & Ahles. 3S-1c
Mrs. Viola Branchaud has purchase
the Andrew Sjoblom residence and ex-
poets to open a hotel there within q
, short time. The location is an excel,
lent one for hostelry
Mrs. Roy Leach is here on a visit
from Hinckley. She and her husband
are living on Frank Henschel's farm
and she says farming is the real lie
just lovely, you know"
The young people Of Cur Savior's
Norwegian Lutheran church, Santiago
, gave an ice cream social last Sunday
: and cleared over $500. The proceed;
will be devoted to the purchase o!
books for the church.
In last weeks report of the horss
: races at the fair Carl Zdenek, jr., O.
> Zimmerman should have been give1
credit for winning first prize in tn,
running races of Monday and Tuesda,
;, and second prize on Wednesday.
l Fred Peters and wife and Harr,
Peters Of Two Harbors left for thei
home yesterday after spending weel
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W
t H. Peters. They motored from Tw'
r, Harbors to Princeton in seven hours.
Isanti county will hold it's annua
county fair at Cambridge on Septem
Der Is, 16, II and IS, and it promise
: to be bigger and better than any pre-
o vious event of its kind in that county
$ See advertisement elsewhere in thi
e issue.
Considering the long drought in thi
/ part of the country the yield of oat
q and rye is better than was expected
! Wheat, however, has suffered exten
/ sively and the corn crop will be par
s ticularly light. In some localities
is scarcely worth cutting.
II The last ball game of the seaso7
II will be played at the fair ground
4 next Sunday between ST. Michael
q and Princeton. St. Michaels bea
: Princeton in the Big Lake tournamen
by count Of to and the game wa
l, a crackerjack throughout. Hence tn
} contest next Sunday should be ex
r ceptionally interesting.
l. The schoolma ANS have arrived,
ID couple Of dozen strong, and are apply
ing themselves to the arduous task 9
h teaching the young ideas how to shoe
a Some of the girls have taught here b
it fore while others are strangers, bu
t, all are heartily welcome. There
t. nothing like a bevy Of schoolma am
to brighten up town.