The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1921-03-10
George 1. Staples II the only pssson whs h
: thorized to collect money due this Office In
svesy case the party paying money b entitled
70 and should insist upon receiving . printed
receipt. MRS. r. G. DUNN. Publishsr.
LOCAL BREVITIES. :.

Basketball game at armory tonight.
Attorney Peterson was in St. Paul
.on professional business this week.
Don't forget that next Wednesday
evening is March 16, "The Chatter
box" night.
T. E. Wolfenden of Hillman was
here last week looking over the real
estate situation.
Henry Stark of Minneapolis was
guest Of his brother, Oscar, and fam
lily over Sunday.
Order your wall paper from Dan
Findell. Just received some up-to- date
samples. Call evenings. 1922
Mrs. Stein Of Minneapolis was a
CUES; of Mr.. and Mrs. H. Schwartz
and family over Sunday.
Alfred Erickson, a prosperous far
mer of Blue Hill, favored the Union
with call on Monday.
Rev. Almer is in attendance at a
conference of Swedish Lutheran min
listers in Saltwater this week.
"Ole, the Swede;" and company will
be at the armory on Saturday night,
March 10. Read ad elsewhere in this
issue.
Will have a car of shelled corn and
car of mill feed on track next week.
Get cash car prices. Frank Henschel
& Son. 12-1c
Rev. Henry hobbs will speak each
evening at the Methodist churc}. from
Sunday, March 10, to Sunday, March
81, at 7:30 p. m.
DR.. J. F. HOFFMAN, optomctrist, will
examined and glasses fitted. Office
be in town on Tuesday, Mar. 20. Eyes
at Merchants hotel. 2-tfc
Irene Schilling, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Schilling, on Monday went
to Lanesboro to take lessons in the
art Of dressmaking.
The village fire whistle, which was
taken down for the purpose of i'm
proving it's vocal powers, has been
restored to it's position.
Geo. E. Stubbins, president of the
Princeton State bank, was here last
, week. Mr.. Stubbins always receives
a warm welcome in Princeton.
Do not forget the meetings to be
: held ut the M atkodist church each
: evening from Sunday, March 10, to
! Sund:>y, March q, at 1880 p. m.
. A. N. Holm was up from Minneap-
oils over Sunday on visit to relatives
and friends. Mr.. Holm was for many
years surveyor for Isanti county.
Besides having a good laugh you
: will enjoy the music in "The Chatter
box" as each member of the company
adds several musical numbers to the
program.
The Baldwin Farm Bureau will meet
in school district 81, known as the
Judkins school, on Tuesday, March Is,
. at p. m. All interested, women in
cluded, are asked to attend.
!: Judge Sanford was up from St. Paul,
! where he holds position in the state
senate, over Sunday, and called at the
Union office for a chat. He is we'll
pleased with his work at the capitol.
Onions started now and transplant
ed to the ground as soon as it can be
worked will give early onions and per-
nit the growing of some of the large
mild sorts that do not always ripen
here. -..---. -
The Ogilvie and American legion
basketball quints will play off a tie
at the armory tonight, and the game
promises to be a~thriller. This will be
the last game of the season. Game
called at $3.50. 12-1c
Rev. NJ. Peterson, formerly pastor
of the Swedish Lutheran church Of
. Princeton, but now having charge
at Minot, N. D., was here on business
on Saturday. He wishes to be remem.
bered to his Princeton friends through
the columns of the Union.