The Princeton union., 1895-03-14

MaQella, tnlS state, 10 see an uncle
who was quite ill., d.
Sheriff Mark has an elegant walnut N
high top book case as a late addition to d.
his Office furniture. tC
A. Rines & Co., have decorated the
front of their Office with a very nicely j
gotten up land sign. n
Custom shoemaking and repairing u
street, Princeton, MINI.
Mr., and Mr.. Leon Wheeler mourn II
the loss of their week-old infant that y, y,
died yesterday afternoon y,
Have you seen those 10c parlor
brooms at Scheen's Grocery? They
are dandies for the price. p
Mr.. ]. NJ. Stowe and wife have taken p
up their abode in Princeton, their a.
household effects coming yesterday.
Judge Chas. Keith of Princeton, who G
had been in this city, left Friday, for y,
Princeton.-St. Cloud JonWol-P1ess. =,
Complete stock of shoes, all prices tt
and sizes, at
BERG & TETELBAUM'S. l.,
Mrs. Georgia Patterson is visiting O
for few days among her friends and b
old-time acquaintances in this place. h
We have full stock of L. L. May &
Co.'S home grown bulk seeds. W
EVENs & HERDLIsKA. s.
New dress goods, all sold at the Il
cheapest figures ever offered in this Y
market. BERG g. TETELBAUM.
VIM. McCuaig has received an ex- "
pensive soda fountain which he will
soon put in position in his drug store. u
Call at L. w. Persons and see his
fine display of ladies and misses capes
and wraps. Just the thing for spring.
I. H. Estes is filling up his lumber g
yard with products from his saw mill, a
which is now running at Longs siding.
The stereopticon views at the M. E. r
church, Friday evening, were very fl
good. The society netted neat little a
sum.
A. Mark and family have moved into
the upper rooms of MIR. Geo. Bucks s.
house. They have a pleasant place to n
live t;
SwQnSOn |
nowadays A fine baby of the mascu- u
line type came to their abode Monday
night. 2
Northrup, Braslan, Goodwin & Co.'S j."
seeds Of all kinds for flowers or gar
den, in papers or in bulk, at Scheen's T.
grocery. l.
Go and see Berg & Tetelbaum's new
spring styles of ladies' dress goods. y
Can't be beat for styles and prices in IL
the city. u
G. w. Marshall and family are now !,
pleasantly located in their new house
in east Princeton, where they moved
last week.
Mr.. Reid, tailor OF st. Paul, brother X
in-law Of M. S. Crawford, was in town s
for a few days last week, renewing &C n
quaintances.
Chester Ames and family are taking 81
in the rural scenes afforded by a visit n
to that little place, Monticello, over on ~
the Mississippi. n
March has come and so has L. W.
Persons immense spring stock of II
dress goods. Ladies' and misses
capes and wraps. +
Mr. William Hatch, of Waverly, a
Iowa, came up, Thursday last, and re- Is
manned over until Monday, visiting II
| friends and relatives. a
Harry Newton has made application
| for license, to run a saloon in the
Carew block, in the part lately occu- \
| pied as harness store. t.
Take Notice.
That Max Mark & Co. are putting in
a full line of groceries at the lowest
cash prices. Give US a call.
The public schools will close on Fri
day for d weeks vacation. They will l;
open again on Monday, March 25th, for b
the spring term of ten weeks. u
State Auditor Dunn says he wants +
only the power to do right. By all j
means let him have it, It will not be =
ahused.-Dul,lth Neaus- Tribune.
Chas. Haskell, nephew of Mr.. F. E.
Haskell, returned from Princeton, l.
where he had been for three months y,
past.-St Cloud Journal Press u
Dress goods Of every style, and pat .
tern in Persons large spring stock e
Thew are StrictlV first class goods +.