The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1894-11-29

81. G. Head took run to st. Cloud, I. i.
Monday, returning home Tuesday young
morning. morning
M, p 4 11ol,o,, - e, ~ Ger Bro
are here to spend Thanksgiving with naNe 3
her sister Mrs A. Mark. oolnu
- $3.50 rounded
5 L. j. ChadbOurne, of Minneapolis,
came up Tuesday, and remained a day ~,
or two visiting relatives and friends. - 49,
been pu
Free Townsend has all the cattle cember
needed and has shipped the last con- more ii
slgnment 10 their destination IN gram.
Dakota and be
Bert Dimmick, in a private letter Two
from California, writes that times are of Lift
good there, work for everybody and week sc
everybody at work. met wit
A largo and .nnroci.t;uo. ond;onoo hands Q
listened to Prof Maria Sanford lecture we'll pie
on Tonpfellow at tho CONGREGATIONAL mission
church last evening. VIM.
s.P. Woodman has laroar stool, Of janitor
everything kent in a. first-cass feed first of
store. Goods delivered to any part Of over 70
the city free of charge. 'ne yea
---- -~------ up riv
~ hynon ~ nrse-class dentlst writing
Save your dental work for him. Re
member the date and be on hand at the MIS-.
Commercial Hotel Dec. 4th " Henry
-------- others
| Robert Brayton has purchased a been h,
place in North Princeton, where the several
family will reside to give their children and tn
the benefits of the schools here new do
! Abe Mark has taken charge of the Dr {
norse uepar'menV 81 Che business Tor mornin
lax MARX % Co' Il. marx SILL LOOKS McCua
olVer Cne caOIle ahalrs lor Inc nrm' severe
Wanted. and Du
Highest cash price paid for baled see hin
hay and farmers produce. Mr. No
lie. BURGAN.
| We are agents for WASN'T burn, Crosby home f
Cos Gold Medal flour. The best in last we
the world. advent
| PRINCETON ROLLER MILL Co. nens;o,
E. A. Ross has supply of organs at tated t.
his undertaker's rooms among them is force u
a fine Estey organ that cannot be Miss
oea'en 'or Volume ana purity OF tone. Friday
Members of the fire department are the An
requested to be on hand. Monday even have a
ing, at the village hall. Business of supple
| Importance is to come before the men, teacher
bers. to MAX
Geo. Newbert was down from Mora, Coun
Saturday evening, to attend the socia- the orc
BILE at the Masonic parlors. He re- citation
turned to Mora on the freight Sunday lady hs
evening" educate
no -.---,-5-----:1-----, one, ar
''Ne 10-0' ol.o oo'vuAno0 attend
1oAeN' ooJlo' qu"1i'y olu poU her.
tern you have only to go to Jesmer's ,
store. They will be let out on reason our
able terms that a
-- mule
-: ". Ilerson has opened up MS toward
o'o0N VI Onils'llas goous 10 nave tnem There
:" Aoooinose LUZ 'ne' srea' rusn WHICH ness al
sure W Take place as soon as 1t gets tiles 81
no1eeo 'oroao. to the
Otto Schneider broke the neck from Miss
N'' .no n.onoolln rloay evening. IN closed
; getting into the buggy, he unfortu- came G
nately put his foot on the instrument, her ro
WILL 'ne aooVe result Rines.
While at Milaca last week the this pl
UNION reporter called at the Roller rank
Mills, where A. B. Matthews with one study
WV GU WIZ n 5o''AAS olAo Nets
mill along toward completion. No
The old Mr.. Neuman of them all, is her 81
here on a few days visit with his son neithe
and family, c. S. Neuman. The old son, G.
gentleman is apparently hale aud 1t is r.
hearty and good for many wears vet careful
We have on hand and will have from ~, y y
now till harvest a big stock of 100 per Tor
cent. flour, ground feed, coarse corn Jesme
t meal, bran and shorts. have
PRINCETON ROLLER MILL co. pass O.
,,.1-,--77 ,----7- :, =. , night
f,or2 o,;~ 1919 w -o'O'ul :'ilO plenty
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