The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-03-07


A. z. Norton and wife returned Tues
lay, from months visit to Chicago
and parts OF Indiana. They feel better
since their return home to Minnesota.
-Four lads skated to Milaca by the
river, distance of 80 miles, Tuesday.
Two returned the same day, while two
stopped by the wayside until Wednes-
day.
If you want calicoes and ginghams,
go to Jesmer's Department Store.
They are marked way down to rock
bottom and the patterns will please
you.
The Princeton Clothing & Shoe Com
pany have on hand, new and COM
plete stock of gents furnishing goods.
Hats, caps and clothing, of all styles
and prices.
Mrs. Bertha Staples took slight
cold last week and for a few days was
considerably indisposed. A fever set
in which was promptly checked by the
physician.
Special Notice of Cheap Groceries.
Max Mark & Co. have put in stock
of groceries with their full line of dry
goods, clothing and shoes. Give them
a call and get their prices.
Several of our sporting fraternity
went to Sandy lake. Sunday, and
caught with hook and line, a large
string OF those famous beauties of the
piscatorial tribe, black bass.
J. L. Brady left Thursday, for Min
1eapolis to attend legal business in the
courts. 1t is his intention to remain
Ind hear the arguments of tie noted
attorneys in the great murder trial.
Owing to other business, T have
my name from the canvass
or town clerk, as announced in last
weeks UNION. Respectfully,
VIM. NELLY.
We are agents for the La Vile
Roller Mills (Wis.) pure buckwheat
Jour. Ask your dealers for it or call
It the mill.
PRINCETON ROLLER MILLS,
R. N. Patchin, of Baldwin. does not
seem to improve as rapidly as was ex-
oected. It is reported that, in connec-
ion with his rheumatic troubles.
has taken slight hold on
1im.
In Fridays daities appeared the
lame OF J. N. Stowell, of Monticello, in
he list of pensions granted. Mr..
Stowell will be remembered as a
brother of Mrs. Mary Millett, of this
place.
Tim Mitchell has had Inner Palmer
It work for a day or so, doing some
lrtlstlc lettering, on the plate glass of
lis restaurant. It is very attractive.
md will repay the trouble. 1t paws to
advertise.
Miss Ida King has gone to Spring
Vale, where she will take up the duties
II school teaching instead of keeping
house, as was enormously, intimated
ome time since in a clipping we took
rom an exchange paper.
IN the column of spring styles, an
tells the story of a lady. not
yet thirty years of age, who is the
mother of twentY-four children. It is
o be hoped that there will not be a
'raze along the above line.
Jesmer always buys the latest styles
n dress goods and trimmings, in fact.
lis whole dry goods stock cannot be
urpassed in it's completeness. Go
here and get the latest styles in spring
PATTERNS and trimmings before YOU buv.
In recent interview with DR.. Tar
'ox and his estimable wife, they ex-
PRESSED their deepest gratitude for the
ind attention and loving sympathy
'estowed upon them, in their recent
leep affection, by their many friends
Geo. J. Finn, of the State auditors
tfice, made many friends during. his
hort stay in Princeton, last Thursday.
cordial invitation is extended to Mr.
linn to visit US next fall, during the
lalcyon days, when the festive grouse
re ripe.
Ducks, pongees, satines, dimities,
hallies, Scoth plaid silks, and ging-
ams are among the favorite spring
abrics. A profusion of these in beau
iful and striking patterns may be
Ound at Jesmer's, at prices to suit the
he times.
To the Public.
We have put in a full line of grocer
es in connection with our dry goods.
lothing and shoes. We will take but