The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-04-04

eOlIOf IOf refusing 10 Issue a WIFI Ol ~
habeas corpus. W.
Satl
Clerk of Court Briggs issued license bnsi
10 wed, Iuesday' 10 Allred Il. MOSS anu Satr
Miss Adelia L. Hewson.
Custom shoemaking and repairing aoai
done by P. Hedin, Cowles' block, Main Sou
street, Princeton, MIMI. tho;
Mr.. John Allen, of Fergus Falls, was M
in town Tuesday, for few hours, visit Mrs
ing relatives and friends. the
Irwin Davis and wife, of Mike Drew, A c.
were noted among the arrivals from ri
the north, Tuesday evening. cour
Go to Caley's if you want good wag- shoe
on or buggy. New consignment, this Mar
week. All styles and prices. Min
All work done to order in the millin- G.
cry line at Jesmer's. Prices the low all r
est. A call will convince you. thin
nr,,o 60 49, 1900 -.o7 paid
'I''',l '''''' ~ Care
carry heavy accident policy. Je
G. A. Jack put in position in his drug a lio.,
store, Tuesday, an elegant soda foun- -
001 -o-N - and
Complete stock of shoes, all prices
and sizes, at A
BERG & TETELBAUM's. ,onr
We have full stock of L. L. May & furt
Co.'S home grown bulk seeds. AIS
EvENs & HERDLIsKA. r.
New dress goods, all sold at the tow
cheapest figures ever offered in this to
market. BERG g. TETELBAUM. that
J. J. Parsons, of the Worthington VI
Herald was among the callers in this r
place, during the early part of the Nor
week. Ope
Northrup, Braslan, Goodwin & Co.'S 49,
seeds of all kinds, for flowers or gar I 1o1
den, in papers or in bulk, at Scheen's
grocery. T
Go and see Berg & Tetelbaum's new Don
sprino STYLES of ladies, dress ooods tive
Can't he heat for STYLES and nrices in o'cl
the city. Votf
Street Commissioner, Joseph Leath- @'Ao'
ers has improved the sidewalks and NJ
crossings in several places by putting ing
in new planking. to
d. M. Ferry's great seed house fur Dll@'
nishes seeds in bulk or package. T. H. w.
Galley keeps these reliable seeds. No no'
better ever grown. L
Miss Estes has accepted a position in = 1i. ~
the public schools of this place. She nlO
is a good teacher, and gains friends ~, ,o@'
among the little ones. ~,
job
Emory Norton has been transferred .
from Brainerd to the hospital in Little O.: -
Falls. His condition is somewhat i'm '''0
proved since last week. yea
- wee
Remember the opening of the new the
millinery store, next Tuesday, over c. me-
| A. Jacks store. Come one and all and
see the splendid new stock. l.
Ho
Go to Caley's and get the D. M. dow
Ferry garden seeds. True to name hon
| s'no True 10 nature' never TALL but ing
always grow. Bulk or package. rels
Postoffice open on Sunday from to y
O'CLOCK A. M. North bound mail sack ~
| closes at 10 A. M; south bound mail at w
4:35 A. M; night mail at 1870 PM olc
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TOT e"ie' line
Corn and oats and all kinds of seed NJ
grain, for sale at wholesale prices, at Mi,
| the elevator. I. E. BURGAN.
For Rent.
Eleven acres of good potato land, in nj.
the village Of Princeton. Enquire of Jun
M. S. RUTHERFORD. me-
Miss Annie Sadley the reliable mil 1 1oe
liner, has just received her spring - !
| stock of millinery goods. The stock is - =
complete in every particular. Call and
| see her. r
The entertainment at the M. E. me-
church Saturday evening, was a sue tail
cess. The receipts more than covered wal
| the Indebtedness on the Sunday school see
| library. the
We are agents for the La Vile l"l
Roller Mills (Wis.) pure buckwheat 'o0
flour. Ask your dealers for it or call T
at the mill.
| PRINCETON ROLLER MILLS. -"
Mr.. and Mrs. N. E. Jesmer returned rab
home from st. Paul, last evening. tie
They report having a very pleasant spe
time, visiting Gov. Clough, Auditor add
nnnn and the 1epis1at,,ra wh;1o owo, AFRO