The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1891-07-02

Call and see my stock Of buggies
and get terms and prices, they must all
be sold by the 4th of July.
T. H. GALLEY.
At Post Office store you will find the
finest line of mems, ladies' and chill.
ren's boots and shoes in town. All
custom made and way down in price.
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George Denniston, of GAINESVILLE, Wis,
was in town a couple Of days this week.
George is mail agent on the Milwaukee
& st. Paul road between Chicago and
Prairie du Chen.
See new advertisement of the enter.
prising hardware firm of Evens &
Herdliska in this issue. This firm has
wares to sell cheap and propose to let
the people know it.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. E. Burgan and
family have gone to Rochester to visit
friends. Mr.. Burgan will be away for
a month or so, and during his absence
the elevator will be closed.
Frank Hense is back from New York,
and will leave for the west the latter
part of the week. Mr.. Hense says he
enjoyed his trip to New York and his
SOiOllrn in that CITY oreatlv. FL.
The boys are laboring hard to make
the celebration on Saturday a grand
success. The grafton, in all probable
ity, will be delivered by Prof. Raftery,
and if so it will be a good one.
The UNION aims to fairly represent
every section of Mile Laos county.
We want gossipy items from every
nook and corner of the county. Send
along your items. We will find room
for them.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Webster, of Min
neapolis, are the guests of Mrs. F. NJ.
Campbell. Henry and his. charming
wife are regarded as Princeton people
and are always accorded a hearty well
come here.
There is too much promiscuous shoot
ing in this village. Firearms, espe-
cially when loaded with bullets, should
be handled cautiously. Last Sunday
bullets flew thick and fast in the south
end of the village.
Nearly twice as many Champion
mowers have been sold in this country
as of any other kind, and nearly as
many Champions will be used in cut
ting the hay crop of 1891 as of all other
kinds put together.
F. G. Stamm, Princeton's old time
jeweler, will be down from West Du-
luth in a few days, and will remain a
month or six weeks. He will bring
along a full line of jewelry, and will be
prepared to do repairing.
Loom Berry's friends rejoice to
know that he continues to improve
right along. For weeks no hopes we're
entertained of his recovery, but now
his mind is clear and he is gaining in
strength daily. It is we'll.
Mrs. Hattie Marshall, Of Nimrod
Mimi, writes: Enclosed find $500 tc
apply on subscription. We take q
number of good papers but like the
UNION best of all.'' Thanks, Mrs
Marshall, for your kind fattery.
Do not be fooled in buying an infer.
ior pump when you can get a Buckeye
for the same money. The Buckeye
does not get out of repair or give any
trouble freezing in cold weather. Cal!
and get prices and terms of T. H
Galley.
Railroad tickets can be purchased al
depot for one and one-third fare or
July 3rd and 18th, good until 5th, also
on July 9th to 18th to Young Peoples
Social Endeavor convention at Mime
apolis, and on July 10Th and 18th fo1
Musical Festival at Minneapolis. Fol
further particulars see Depot Agen
Chadbourne.
I. II. Estes has put in a new $500
planer in his mill near the depot, he
has also invested in considerable othel
new machinery, and his yard is vel
stocked with lumber. Farmers car
get anything they want from Estes il
the shape of dressed or undressed pine
or hardwood, mouldings, pickets, lath
shingles, etc.
There is every prospect of a goo6
crop of wheat in the vicinity of Prince