The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-05-09

DO You Want a Lot at Half Price?
ELook at Oakland! Just Plated.
Near by. High and dry. Prices very
ow, and easy terms.
/ AUG. RINEs g. co.
Lost.
EA gold combination pin of I. O. O. F.,
jhree links above star of the K. O.
I. M. Finder please leave at this
oflce or return to VIM. BIDWELL.
interesting school notes by our wor-
'hy county superintendent, Olive r.
Barker, were brought in late. They
ire good enough to keep, and will ap-
pear next week with additions the lady
las promised.
j.. w. Hartman has lately painted
us hew house, which is situated in the
orettlest part of town, Summit Park.
The buildings in the park, are all good
)nes, which add very much to the
effectiveness.
EDr. Niven, dentist, will be in Elk
River, May 18th and 18th, and Prince
ION, May 18th and 18th. Dentistry in
all branches at lowest prices. A first
class set of teeth for $500. Five hun
lred sets to select from.
Lost.
"A small pasteboard covered pass
book, with name of O. A. Knutson
written on outside of the cover. Leave
at this office and receive reward, or at
store of Oldstad & Knutson.
Mr.. Wetmore, the genial companion
of Dr.. Bardwell, is an old acquaintance
Of A. Mark. They talked over Duluth,
Rainy Lake and other points of inter-
est in the northern part of the State,
where both have visited in days of the
past.
From the rumblings about the State
auditors office the suspicious that the
pine land thieves of Minnesota are not
all myths, constantly gain strength,
many legislative white-washes to
the contrary Notwithstanding lliGlacoy
Neacs.
Remember the Mark Land Company
have listed many OF the best farms in
ibis county. Not all the farms in this
county are for sale, but all of some and
parts of others are in the market on
terms. Call at Sheriff's
office, Carew block, and look over the
lists.
Win Nokes is gaining very slowly.
Since the family has moved to the
arm, they have been taking him out
doors during the warm parts Of the
lay. The health giving air is doing
more for his ailment than the medicine
be takes.
M. &. Sausser, has lately received
his apparatus for testing oils. It is
quite an arrangement of small pumps,
tube. lamps, cups, small copper stove,
and a large thermometer. No ex-
plosion of oils after Mike gets through
with his process.
Notice #. H. Caley's locals and ads
this week. He has everything that
could be found in city store, and what
is gratifying to the printer and pleases
the public, he is not afraid to use print
er's ink. It pays every time to adver-
tise your business.
DR.. O. F. Bardwell, specialist, of St.
Paul, and Mr.. Wetmore, of Duluth,
we're pleasant callers at this office yes
terday. DR.. Bardwell is sure cure on
rupture and hemorrhoids. He will
make Princeton a point for regular
visits in the future.
The young men of the Epworth
League, assisted by one or two who are
not SO young, gave an entertainment,
Saturday evening, that was a very
pleasant one. The attendance was
light, caused by the threatening ap-
pearance of the clouds.
From the columns Of the St. Cloud
Times, it is noted that Eastman, of the
jomm0l-Press, is not much on gram
NAUTICAL construction. That's the ad-
vantage of getting both of the St.
Cloud dailies. Their short comings
are found by reading the other paper.
Fullerton, the game warden, has
Fishermen around White
Bear and along the string of lakes, up
into Anoka county, to the number of
l6, with 5000 feet Of net, were hauled
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