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

Foley Bros. & Guthrie have COM
work, grading q line of rail
road from Sandstone to Mile Laos
lake.
L. J. Chadbourne came down from
the lake country, Friday, continuing
his journey home to Minneapolis, Sat-
urday. u.-5
r. r. Mcclellan and Jas. Mckenzie
are home for a day or two, getting
ready for another long jaunt through
the woods. -. <'*5#
Mrs. Geo. ,Mather received a tele-
gram Saturday, announcing the serious
illness of her mother, who resides in
Wisconsin.
Amos Chadbourne took a run up
from Minneapolis, Saturday forenoon,
returning on the afternoon Eastern of
the same day.
The social hop at Masonic hall, Sat-
urday evening, was attended by about
twenty couples, who passed a very
pleasant evening.
G. A. Dickey went to Minneapolis,
Saturday morning, to attend some legal
business there. He returned home
Saturday evening.
Everett Southards and wife are
again residents of Princeton. Mr..
Southards and Mr.. Newton closed out
their business in ForestOn last week.
The opening of the millinery store of
Mrs. M. E. Jones will take place next
Tuesday, over G. A. Jacks drug store.
A cordial invitation is extended to all.
There is no place in Mile Laos
county, that dry goods, clothing and
shoes are sold as cheap as at Max
Mark & Co., Carew block, Princeton,
MINI.
Go to Max Mark & Co. for groceries,
all new and fresh. They carry every
thing in. that line. Highest prices
paid for eggs and butter. Store in
Carew block.
Jesmer has added a millinery depart
ment to his large store, under the
charge of Miss Huff, of St. Paul. She
is a thoroughly experienced trimmer,
and her work is highly spoken of.
For Sale.
A good second hand level tread
power, belt and saw, complete. For
further partic ulars, call on
AIS M. S. RUTHERFORD.
Geo. Sprague, of Minneapolis, was in
town, this week, looking for a location
to open a candy store. It is reported
that the Newton store rooms were
rented to him for that purpose.
Remember the fremen's ball, on
Monday, April 18th, at Jesmer's
Opera House. No pains will be spared
to make it the best of the season. A
general invitation is extended to every
body.
The water works and electric light
bond election occurs next Monday, be-
tween the hours of one O'Clock and four
O'Clock in the afternoon. Let every
voter turn out and help the good cause
along.
Mr.. Frank Libby, ST., is not improv-
ing as was hoped for. He is confined
to his bed. Hopes are entertained
that the return of spring, may be
beneficial to him, and restore him to
health.
L. S. Libby and Jos. Nokes entered
into a transfer of lands, whereby Mr..
Libby now owns 40 acres across the
road from R.. w. Freer's residence, and
Mr.. Nokes, a forty in the vicinity of
John Boyn's farm.
Died, March 28th, at her home in
Santiago, Amanda Jacobson, aged %
years. Miss Jacobson was for several
weeks, in this place, battling against
the dread disease, consumption, but
medical aid was of no avail.
Landlord Wheeler, of the Mallette
House, Foreston, and his wife, drove
down Friday. Mr.. Wheeler returned
home Saturday, Mrs. Wheeler remain
ing over to spend the Sabbath with her
relatives and many friends.
Come and convince yourselves.
What the eye sees, can not be contra
dicted. Prices away down on dry
goods, pants, suits, shirts, underwear,
linen, shoes and groceries, at Max
Mark & Co.'S, Carew block, Princeton,