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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1922-01-12
EAST GLENDORADO
(TOO late for last weak\

\4OO ldLe LOT laSC week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Wager end family
spent Thursday with Mr.. and Mrs. Den
ison and family.
Mollie, Lillian and Albert Almlie
spent Tuesday afternoon at the Sha-
pansky home.
Several of the girls of the neighbour
hood surprised Miss Clara Anderson on
Wednesday afternoon in honor of her
seventeenth birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Wager and family
spent Wednesday evening with Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Bergstrom.
Erick Olson returned to the Joe
Shapansky home on Thursday even
ing, where he will be employed during
the winter.
Jim Ford left for Minneapolis on
Friday morning.
Leven Anderson spent Sunday even
ing at Denison's.
Arthur Halvorson and Florence and
Lloyd Magnus spent Friday evening at
the Denison home.
MIR. and Mrs. Peter Cook and family
spent Sunday afternoon with Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Crook and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Per Nelson received a
telegram informing them of the death
OF their daughter, Mrs. Manford Eek
berg, who passed away on New Years
eve. Mrs. Eckberg has been in a
sanitarium in Colorado the past wear,
Mrs. Annie and Miss Olga Ander
son spent Monday aftcrnon at the Dem
ison home.
Marie Nelson left for MINNEAPOLIS
on Monday to resume her work,
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1922-01-12
BLUE LAKE
(Too late for last weekly

Charlie OFT has returned to Mime
apolis, where he is attending school
after spending the holidays. with rela
tlves in this vicinity.
Our teachers, Mrs. Billy Walker Of
our home school, Miss Myrtle Tiff Of
crown and Mrs. Westphal of the Chan
man school, all resumed their school
work Monday.
hev. Cramer arrived this week at
the Lutheran parsonage to assume his
pastoral duties in Crown
Mrs. E. H. Foley of Elk River spent
several days at the homes of J. F,
and ID. S. Walker last week.
Edwin Griep was a Princeton visitor
on Friday.
Will Bastian and Harry Hass were
business visitors to Princeton on Mon-
day.
Mrs. E. Nelson of Elk River came
out to spend a few days with her
mother, Mrs. Andrew Baxter and other
relatives in this vicinity last Tuesday.
Everett Walker returned to his high
school work in Princeton after spend
ing the holidays with the home folks.
Andrew Wetter was Princeton Wis
itor on Tuesday.
A young man named Anderson was
seriously injured while unloading
gravel on the highway last week. He
was removed to the Northwestern hos
pltal' where late reports say his con-
dition is improving.
r. Steinke was a business visitor To
Princeton on Wednesday.
r. w. Lemke made business trim
to Minneapolis on Wednesday.
William Pischke smilingly handed
the writer a recipe for ''home Brew
which was printed in his home paner
in Leola, S. D., where evidently blue
ribbon malt syrup is not retailed from
grocer stores, and should such 2 ca
lamity happen to this territory we
hastily contribute the following recipe.
Chase big bull frog three miles and
gather up the hops, to them add ten
gallons of tan bark, half a pint of
shellac and a bar of homemade soap
Boil the decoction SO hours, then strain
it through an I. w. w. sock to keen
4 it from working. When ready to bot.
tie add grasshopper to each bottle
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1922-01-12

VIly.ElE!LI ].
{ Too late for last week 81

Too late Tor last week
I d.. Flowers sc Princeton passed
through here Friday On his way home
from Aitkin, where he had been trans
acting business.
The N. -. Ladies' Aid Of Vineland
donated . Christmas tree with the
usual Akin" to the Indian children
last Tuesday at the church. After
making merry for a few hours the chill
dren departed with a generous supply
Of candy and nuts and with very hap
py faces. III. s5%*. 4. y @s
Mrs. E. Bergendahl returned to her
school duties Monday after spending
the week end at home. >E.t5
The Kathio Farmers club met at the
club hall Thursday night to transact
business and elect new officers for the
coming year. -.z.& % z4 IS. &.
VIM. Anderson and Mr.. STANCE left
via the bus line Monday to attend the
Farmers institute at the school of
agriculture, st. Paul. They promised
to share the information cleaned
there with their fellow-farmers at the
next club meeting. VI. r. i !.
Mrs. E. E. Dinwiddie made trip to
Pierz to consult DR.. Healy Tuesday.
We are glad to hear that her condition
is not as critical as was at first feared.
-, Mrs. A. V. Johnson and children Of
Peavy lake visited at the Oliver home
last Wednesday,.
Mrs. U. D. Bartlett and family spent
Sunday with the c.. J. Orion family.
VIM. Anderson and family, Mr.. R.,
Alberts and Peter Evans were guests
at the Oliver home Sunday afternoon.
The old weather evidently frightened
the dancers away New Years eve as
the attendance at the club dance was
not as good as was expected. Those
present report an enjoyable time.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1922-01-12
PAGE (
Too late for last week.

Too late for last week. s5S3
The Page Farmers club and farm
bureau unit will hold q joint meeting
at the town hall on Friday night, Jan.
il. There will be a short program and
different topics will be discussed.
Art Oskey last winter sawed wood
around Chase brook, but this winter
he is spending quite a lot Of his time
saving around Whitney brook.
The Whitney brook Sunday school
held it's annual election of officers on
Sunday, January 8, for the coming
year. ~ = s4sr # T. & al III.
Miss Ruth James is home from Min
neapolis for few weeks visit will,
friends end relatives. .&q
What might have proved serious
accident happened at X. X. Moore's
when he was refilling his silo with fod-
der. A piece Of the cutter came loose,
caught in the fan and knives, breaking
several knives and few other pieces
and blowing them into the silo. Quite
a few Of the boys got scared when
pieces commenced to fly. It will be
several days before Mr.. Moore can
finish filling as he will have to send
for number of new pieces.
Frank Peach has returned to Mime
apolis after spending the holidays at
home.
Mr.. Sagging was quite fortunate as
he shot a wolf that was prowling
around his chicken house. The wolves
are more numerous this year than ever
before but it seems they are too cum
ming to get.
Miss Gladys Mattson has returned
to the city after a few days visit at
home.
C. McClintoc spent a couple of de- VS.
in the cities last week.
J. w. Reising is moving to his place
in Benton county.
A. w. Cornish expects to move onto
the Whittet and Gibson farm as soon
as J. W. Reising vacates.
The young people gave a party on
Frank Peach Tuesday night. All had
fine time.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1922-01-12
Personal Properly Tax List for 1921

A partial list of Personal Property Taxes in Mile
Laos County arranged in alphabetical order. giving
the assessed valuation, the amount Of money and
credits and the of taxation in each school dis
trct. These taxes due and become delinquent
March l. when penalty of 10 per cent attaches.
Personal property taxes unpaid April l, 1922 will be
placed in the hands Of the sheriff for collection.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1922-01-12
No Reason for WORRY

II wives only knew what stenog-
raphers think of their husbands they
would cease to worry.-Life q
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1922-01-12
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FREE. We want you to show it to
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All we ask of you-send us Csc to pay
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, 1922-07-24
ROOM|NG HOUSE
FIRE SATURDAY
IS DAMAGING
Two-Story Structure at Corner
of A and Beech Streets
Quilted by Night
Blaze.

A spectacular fire OF unknown orig
n partly destroyed a large rooninr
house at A and Beech streets. early
Sunday morning. and called out both
engine companies who worked FOR IS
minutes before 81 was felt that tho
house might DO left
Citizens Of the nefghborhood were
awakened at about 1880 a m Sunday
by a strange light which shone in up
on them from the windows. Soon aft.
er they were brought from their beds
with n start as sound Of the fire whis.
tie and the engine sirens broke the
stiffness.
Approximately ffvo minutes after ar
irving on the scene the fire was consid-
cred under control. but far from ex-
tinEuished as flames were still leaping
skyward in red masses. Officials esti-
mate that SO per sent of the value Of
the building may Be placed in the total
loss column. No appraisal Of value
could be had this morning as insur-
snce companies have not yet investi.
gated.
The hour at which the fire occurred
and the failure OF n one to turn in
an alarm untl the fire was almost be
yond control is blamed by firemen as
h reason for tho large loss.
No injuries have been recorded rs a
result OF the blaze. although one man
became panic stricken and leaped from
a second story window into a nearby
tree. suffering several minor scratches.
, 1922-07-24
VAUDEVILLE At
IRIS TOMORROW

For three days patrons Of the Iris
theater will again be given the op-
p~ortunity to view high class vaudeville
in connection with the regular musical
show OF the Bouncing Babies. Begin.
ming Tuesday. a new representation
just fresh from the Bort Levy circuit
will entertain Casper theater goiis.
AS a headliner. Manager whs sIer
has secured the Five Musical Hayes
who feature the fact that they are able
10 entertain by the use OF eight differ.
emit musical instruments. Among the
many instruments Upon which they
are accomplished are: Piano, violin.
cello. flute. and clarinet. The man
who has thought of music as kids
play and rot" will prick up a pair
~ dropping cars. m listen atten.
lively.
The Radio Bug. is not as electrical
as it sounds. II is merely the stage
name Of n poppy dialogue. song and
dance act presented by Jack Blair and
Mary Donovan. two old vaudeville ia.
vorites. Some laughs worth taking
home with you are promised. and a lit.
tie knowledge will ;be impaired in
spite of all the nonsense.
Lorraine and Hazel present a hit in
STORY Book Town" where ever they
go. They earnestly hope that they
may repeat in Casper. They FAY they
r sisters. We shall see.
Ardo. the Loose Legged Juggier.
Sounds as though It might develop
into something humorous. Jack Ardo,
they tell us, has devoted all his life
to mastering the fine points of Jug.
Cling, and has finally succeeded in
mastering the loose legged glide, as
part Of the art He will juggle any
thing you have with you. Hang on to
that best girl.
, 1922-07-24
ANOTHER SCREAM IN
TWO OLD FOOLS BY
THE BOUNCING Babies

For g hearty hugh. another one,
and then a roar, re prescribe a dose
of Two Old Fools" now the chief
presentation at the Iris theater. under
the production of Hunters Bouncing
Babies.
Beside the marked hunor of the pro-
duction which is sure to please, a mum.
Der of specialties are also worthy of
considerable praise. However. nj.
though entertaining in almost every
respect, nothing Is contained In she
production to stir the emotion Of an
onlooker, as there is little real act,nr
or character work.
"Rube" Ferns and Claude Radcliffe,
as you have no doubt SUSPECTED long
ago. are the two old fools mentioned
in the title. 1t Is through their love
of being tricked by their wives thai
they have earned this ognome and
they believe in living up to their name
every minute of their time while on
the stage.
Pauline Avis and Ella Clans arc the
wise pair Of married ladies. who make
a silly pair OF fools out OF their re-
specuve husbands. Mr.. Hunter and
his wife take the parts of assistants "a
the preparation of mischievous deeds
performed and attempted by both
wives and husbands in the unequal
battle of wits.
Excellent musical numbers by the
Petite" little chorus ladies', and a
number OF specialties by cast menioars
make the production one well worth
seeing.
Shirley Mason stars in a comedy
orana OF love, society. lumber camps.
n general mix-ups which is known
ny the indefinite and unexplainable
title Of ssNer- Tr,h.- rn.--m
, 1922-07-24

Leaving Tuesday night at ~ o'clock
Tor cheyenne Frontier Day by auto,
$40 round trip. Phone 56aJ. 7.22-st
, 1922-07-24

The sootfal in London amounts to
more than 5000 tons annually.
, 1922-07-24

~sper M vicinity whether rich or poor. If unable to come Tuesday Gomez the next da
during the day OUR STORE WILL REMAIN OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL 9
GIVE YOU PLENTY OF HELP, SERVICE AND BARGAINS.
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