The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1894-07-12

Owen Dugan, Of Indiana, brother Of
Jas. Dugan, came up with his brother
ln-law, NJ. S. Crawford, to remain a
. time visiting relatives and
friends here. Mr.. Dugan is superin-s
tendent of fire insurance for southern
district of Indiana.
DR.. Tarbox has very nicely ar
ranged suite OF rooms over G. a. Jacks
drug store for his Office. The rooms,
three in number, are nicely carpeted
and supplied with good furniture
10 use a slang phrase, the doctor is
strictly in it, in his new Office
Geo. II. Newbert took his departure
for Mora, on the 8 P. NJ. train, Monday.
AS before noted, he goes to engage in
the banking business at that place.
He is a first class young man in every
way and will build up a high respect
for himself among the Mora people.
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To my customers: You will find me
on the west side of Main street in nv
new drug store-erected on the site of
the building I occupied before the fire
where I will be prepared to serve
you at all hours of the day or night.
r. G. A. JACK, Druggist.
Mr.. I. S. Mudgett has the draft of a
map of Mile Laos county that is A
NO. l. It is feet by feet, on a scale
OF two inches to the mile The lines
representing the water in Mile Laos
lake are drawn SO as to show the wa
ter in waves, producing a very pretty
effect. - -, $
General Delivery.
l have fitted up my horse and wagon
Tor general delivery about the village.
Prices ranging from 10 cents up to 25
cents according to weight and distance.
Please give me call.
GILBERT MONETTE.
Main Street, Princeton. "-
Summer school next Monday. Do
not forget the time. Be on hand and at
tend every day throughout the four
weeks. It will pay you, teachers, an
hundred fold in your next years. work.
Remember the place at the new school
house where everything is in shape to
make it agreeable for you. 49,
Miss Huse and Miss McDiarmid are
having a glorious time on the Chesa-
peake Bay this summer. From a pri-
vate letter, we learn that a fellow of
southern type whose name is John has
formed liking for one of these school
ma'ams and may make up his mind to
come north some of these days.
Removal Notice. a~
l have moved from L. w. Persons
to Jesmer's new store, where you can
get your watches, clocks and jewelry
repaired. shall carry a line of
jewelry and music goods at all times,
e sq@. Yours Truly,
= F c. STAMM.
John Dalchow's ten year old son
threw scythe over the fence, Monday
afternoon, then jumped over alighting
with the right foot on the scythe
nearly severing the great toe and two
others from the foot. DR.. Cooney
dressed the injured members. The
little fellow will not lose any Of his toes.
Miss Alice Bouck, who went on a
short visit to relatives in Royalton last
week, was compelled to extend her
stay on account of the great strike.
Finally a train. came through loaded
with U. S. marshals, whereby she
managed to get to Elk River and
thence home over the Great Northern.
Mrs. Barker is getting around as
lively as she can, this hot weather,
with determination to make the sum
mer training school a grand success.
Let each teacher go into the matter
with the same vim as their superin-
tendent and the summer school of '94
will long be remembered for its effic-
iency and usefulness.
Z For Sale! -r-...E a
That handsome residence opposite
N. p. Jesmer's house, in the best resi-
dence portion of the village, and at
present occupied by Chris Neumann.
Two full lots go with the building.
The place will be sold dirt cheap. At