The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-02-23


The readers Of the UNION will be ss
pleased to read the financial statement he
printed in the supplement to this issue. 10
Mr.. Ed. Larkins Of Blue Hill has =
been allowed a back pension Of 1898 and %
a monthly allowance Of $500 here -
after.
The rear part Of both stores at N. E. II
Jesmer's is filed with a full stock Of tn
shoes for ladies, gentlemen, boys, girls or
and infants. In
Miss Harrison took her departure for -
home Monday night, well pleased with !
her weeks sojourn with her friend and
school mate, Miss Jean Rines
Miss Anna Bouck, who is stopping W.
with her brother, William, Of Milaca 10
was home Saturday, returning to GO
Milaca on the afternoon train. h,
A full line of elegant dress goods, all
wool, with trimmings to match Call ii
and examine. Always ready to show NJ
goods. N. E. JEsMER. g,
have a first-class workman in nv ST.
carpenter shop, and can furnish any tie
kind of job work required. fir
[. H. ESTES LUMBER co.
A complete line of fancy ginghams m
and prints-all new patterns and shades. Sc
Call and see our display '.- ~. 5;
N. E. JEsMER. tn
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All kinds of sled gear furnished, also ~,
whiffietrees, eveners, wagon poles, etc., -,
constantly on hand. ~ IL :
I. H. ESTES LUMBER CO.
Judge Searle was noted among the q
passengers on the south bound train, he
Saturday, on his way down from Du- T.;
luth, where he has been holding court. e.
The son and daughter, of Mr.. Patten tn
recently deceased, have left the farm 81
and gone to Minneapolis to reside
where the young man has employment M
the year round. &,
Thos. Scheen is gaining daily. He TO-
is much improved over his condition of TO
two weeks ago. He has so far gained B.
the use of his hands and arms as to be in
able to feed himself. co
Rich's Condition Powders have been ed
proven to be superior to all others for
the various diseases peculiar to horses H
and cattle. A test will convince YOU, la
MID. only by G. A. Jack. ca
Possibly this will be the last winter ia
that [ shall operate my mill at Longs ~ ~
Siding. All parties wishing custom ~
saving done will please make it known w.
at once. [. H. ESTES LUMBER co. r.
Carpets, a large stock on hand, all =
styles and grades; also line of sam o.
pies to order from, so that if not in ~
stock, we will order for you anything ~ ~
ever heard OF. N. E. JEsMER. ~,
Chas. Keith and wife, S. S. PETER tn
son and wife, and r. F. Mcclellan. left tr
Tuesday morning for a trip up through tn
the signing pine. They intend to re- cd
main four or five days visiting the
various camps. ~,
Feed Ground. ST
For the next 80 days will grind feed W.
for 81 80 per ton, cash, at Turner's old nc
stand sonth of the Princeton Roller fa
Mills. III. ESTES T11MRER 90 r.
Princeton, Mimi, Jan. End. nc
Thos. Cooney, of Montana, came in an
Friday, for a few days. visit with his 81
brother, DR.. Cooney. Mr.. Cooney is
greatly attached to his mountain State, We
but says that too many fellows want to su
be U. S. senator out that way. L(
A. Rines & Co., of the Glass Front s'n
Store, have an advertisement else LII
where in our columns that you all want pe
to read. An opportunity to get goods ~
cheap, and every dollars worth gives loE
you a ticket to win good young horse. T.
Miss Mary S. Huse caught a re-
hinder from the neuralgia Monday =,
and Tuesday. The lady was not able - ~
to be at her post in the school room VI
during those days, and Miss Clara ne
Lund acceptably attended the little w.
ones. WI
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A royal good time at Good Templar's I'M
Hall, Friday night ''Hans Won m;
Smach77 rOo1,ipo fouoo op1 GsD,of