The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1891-06-04
THE LOCAL MARKET.

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CHAS. A. DICKEY, Sec. =
THE LOCAL MARKET. t
WHEAT-No. hard, SOC; No l Northern orc:
No ? Northern, Ole; No. Northern soc.
OATs-35 "a 4oc. 7
Corn 55065c.
POTAToEs-25L
PopLTRY-(Live,)4 a SIC.
BUrTER-Creamery, in ten pound lots and up +
ward zoe per ID. =
Best screen doors at Caley's ,
II you want a trunk go to Rines's. t
Fireworks, flags, etc., for sale at the
Bakery.
See the favorite hollow-ware at
Caley's.
Ladies, examine Rines's stock OF
spring goods.
Go to Caley's for cream-freezers at +
bedrock prices. q
Clothing direct from the manufact- c
urer at Rines's. f
For refrigerators, go to Caley's and y
save 25 per cent.
Paints and oils, strictly pure and {
warranted, at Caley's. I
Girls, ask your mother to buy you :
one of those nice blazer Jackets of :
Rines.
For your ice cream, cider, pop, lem
onade and milkshake, go to Fred the +
Baker. 2
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar King welcomed I
wee baby girl at their home at Soule's 9
Siding, Tuesday evening. t
If you want an auctioneer, will be '
glad to serve you at any time. Terms |
reasonable. E. MARK. f
Ed. Page, of Anol1a, and Hen. Web !
ster, of Minneapolis, were in town,
Monday, on business connected with S
logs. I
D. G. Chisholm is agent for the
Princeton Bakery in Foreston Orders
left with him will receive prompt at {
tention. f
Some of the young people are talking {
of getting up a Fourth Of July celebra- {
ton in Princeton. Go ahead, boys, the {
UNION will lend it's aid.
DR.. and Mrs r. F. Lynch and son re-
turned to Monticello, Tuesday. The |
doctor will take in Foreston and Milaca f
on his next professional visit to Prince I
ton. I
Coming! Coming!! Coming!!!
''DOt,0 The Miners Daughter, at ,,
Jesmer's Hall, under the management :
of the Woman's Relief Corp and Sons =
Of Veterans.
Rev. Thos. McClary, of Minneapolis, s
will lecture in the M. E. church on I
Wednesday evening, June 10th. Sub
ject: THE Girl I Left Behind Me- t
Admission, 25cts. il
Communications for publication must
reach us not later than Tuesday eve =
ming. We cannot set all the type for =
the UNION in one or two days. Several t
articles arrived too late for this issue. {
Loom Berry was moved from Sheriff
Towards residence to his home in
Baldwin last Thursday, in hopes that a
change of surroundings would better Z
his mental condition. But there is lit
tie or no change for the better. !,
The East Branch drive will clear the r
Milaca dam tomorrow. Charley Page !
says he will keep his promise-the '
drive will reach the boom in time for :
the boys to celebrate the ''Glorious I
Fourth" at their respective homes. {
Princeton's two tonsorial artists have
''joined drives" and will conduct
first-class barber shop and bath rooms
at the old Proctor stand on First street,
where Messrs. Crawford & Chapman
will be pleased to meet all their old
friends
A few weeks ago our Foreston ''gal-
ley" OF subscribers was accidently pied,
and in re-setting the list some names
were omitted If there is any sub
scriber in Foreston who fails to receive
the UNION regularly please make the
TACT known by postal card or otherwise.
Between the drought, cut worms, j
May flies and the hail the gardens in
Princeton and vicinity look decidedly
sick. 1t makes one tired and sets him
to lnventlng cuss words to see the {
fruits OF his spare hours for weeks
knocked into smithereens in a few min !
utes by a measly hail storm.
Brownbread and beans next Sunday
morning at the Bakery, (