The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1890-09-25
Hogs and HAY.

Hogs and Hay.
The highest market prices paid FOL
hogs and hay by
GEO. STEVENS, Princeton, MINI
You will miss d good thing if you fai
to attend the concert at the Congrega
tional church this evening. Avoid The
rush at the door and get tickets at thu
Commercial Hotel or Pioneer Drug
Store.
Ed Cilley devoted about q rood q
ground to melons on his Silver Lake
farm and raised an immense crop
Had he disposed of the product for cast
he would have realized 500 from the
same.
The dear people, are very dear t.
the average Office seeker this season O
the year. If you have any favors to ash
OF the rich aspirant for office now is the
time to ask it. He will not know
you after election.
Live business men are liberal adver
tisers. The man that is not afraid tt
invest a few dollars in printers ink is
never afraid to give his customers the
worth of their money. Patronize the
liberal advertiser.
We are aware of the fact that the
village treasury is not overburdeneC
with funds at present, but we believe
every property-owner in the village
would willingly be taxed for the i'm
provement of the streets.
Mrs. Andrew Dunn and children re-
turned to Chicago last Saturday, after
a two-weeks sojourn at the editors
home. She is sensible little woman
and has three interesting children
Her husband-well, he is our favorite
brother.
We will forward the UNION to any
address at the Princeton post Office, OF
in Mile Laos county, from now until
Jan. LIST for the small sum of rs cents
Ten cents additional will be charged
outside of the Princeton post Office OF
Mile Laos county.
Mr.. w. P. Anderson, of Anoka, q
representative Of the well known and
old established musical instruments
firm of w. J. Dyer & Bro, of st. Paul
was in town Tuesday. He made one OF
two sales here, and intends to visit
Princeton regularly hereafter.
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The WRITER'S name has been men.
toned in connection with nomination
for the legislature from this district
The convention is being held in Little
Falls to-day. Ii the convention sees fiji
to nominate We editor, well and good
If not we will live just as long.
N. b. Jesmer comes to the front this
week with a big advertisement Mr..
Jesmer employs six clerks and is doing
a rushing business and he is endeavor-
ing to extend and increase his trade and
he will succeed. A square dealer and
a liberal advertiser always succeeds. e
Hon. J. G. Flynn, Of Little Falls, was
in town Tuesday evening talking poll.
tics with Messrs. Rines and Howard
the delegates to the Republican legis
lative convention. Mr.. Flynn has many
friends in this vicinity who would like
to see him senator from this district.
Johnny Lyons, Of Minneapolis, ar
honest, square-toed farmers son, has
charge of the potato buying for the
Starch Factory Company. Johnny is g
good straight boy and gives every mar
fair deal. Potatoes are coming in al
the rate of about 800 bushels per day.
Local politics have commenced tC
seethe and sizzle in dead earnest anl
the merits and demerits of the respec
tive candidates are being discussed or
every street corner. From present in
dications it will be a free-for-all this
year and the devil take the hindmost
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Hartley, O.
Minneapolis, were guests of Princeton
friends, Sunday, and left for home or
the early train, Monday. It was Mr.
Hartley's first visit to Princeton and he
was agreeably surprised to find such {
neat-appearing business-like little tow1
here.
Dr. c.. NJ Truesdell and wife were
costly domociled at the Norh Star hote
all of last week and until Monday noon
The Doctor had a big run Of denta
work and was kept busy night and day
all the time he was here. He and Mrs
Truesdell are deservedly popular il
Princeton.
G. III. Pierce's Closing Out Sale.