The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-11-21

House, Thanksgiving. Princeto
1000 yds new carpet at Jesmer's at UNION a
25cts per yard and up. Stove
| Saur kraut BY the Quart gallon or any part
barrel at Spaulding's.
| For RENT-A six-room house. In Mrs
auire of Ben Soule IT.. Friday
| ---------- weeks
Jerry Bidwell returned from Mime
apolis last Monday evening. frater
| worked t
| VIM. Burke, of Book, spent Sunday snoo;o1 =,
| with relatives in Princeton =
E. F. c
ootpo,ai rseenis' oi oo d. Anoka' to Prince
| was in Princeton last Tuesday. If h,++or
| Mr.. Tom Warren of the lake coun- ers.
try, was in Princeton Tuesday.
Z. j. Nelson, of Anoka, ''made faces' Barnard
in Princeton as usual Saturday. supplyin
| M g Rntborfor6 ,,,.do N1;nnoo,,o,;s fcials.
a flying visit Saturday evening", The 50
WE. chase visited Anol-a .r,a Mir key shoe
neano1is last SATURDAY. and c,,a., matter W
~ giving?
The boys are packing their ''tus-
socks" and starting for the pineries. 'uusoi'
--2---Z of Anoka
The roads are becoming worn to the matters
''noo'nne s7 Oh an asphalt pavement. Tuesday.
George H. Newbert, of Mora, spent Desnit.
0unoay WIN MS family IN Princeton the nortl
See our line of carpets ANY received
price, any kind. N. e. JEsMER unloaded
Mrs. William McCuaig left Tuesday. Albert
| for Minneapolis, to remain over Sun at Elk f
day. week. I
| -Four settlers were located bv
| the Rutherford land agency yester- We hs
day. line of
| H.,o,a N,aoo.. 80 --- Lowest +
yesterday morning to cruise for few
| days. Where
Emmot Mon1- o-o.+ .-.-. = might p
week at Aitkin where he held stock -.
sale. ''ieoo'ei
M. 5. Rutherford left Tuesday to at ~ ~
tend the immigration congress at st. =. 49,
Paul. III Frln'
.--- - fore retu
NJ. S. Cone, of Foreston, came down
to the metropolis of Mile Laos county w.
Monday. oonr,ss
clarence Vlnton was in Princeton Monday,
last week ana appeared to be ''abOut here.
as usual.'
Anybo
H. II. howe has begun to purchase for he
POTATOES Tor y. w. Baldwin & Co., at with the
en1s place. brood m
Fraterna] T,odoe A 2 T. NJ u;,, secured.
give another dance at its hall Satur- A. P
day evening. been dra
Miss Della Ross began her first term a' JIG -
If schoo] IN tho (,b;sbo1n, d;s+u;,+, States di
day morning. al Wlnof
Jacks White Pine Cnoh Ra1sor, = Frank
Guaranteed to cn,e recent co,nbs y, in Prin'
money refunded locate a
" shop her
complete new line of wall paper can he m
carpets and floor oil cloths at Jesmer's
Prices the lowest. Inc
---- Carew h
H. onase' OF Anoka' brother OF control 0
our UBIQUITOUS wilbur was IN Prince meetings
JUL o'er ounoay' from this
|. August Gerth returned TUESDAY, Stovos
morning from d vlslt With his daugh- tie from
ter in Minneapolis. and Free
| Messrs. Stamm, easier and Smith young ca
! will furnish music at the masonorade the same
hall Thanksgiving. David
Gov. D. NJ, ClOuoh came I'M froro tho son wer
capitol Saturday. spendinu tho d.v Of courts
the old homestead .- Dickey.
| Ernest Bloomfield, of St. Francis
Anoka county, was registered at the Hall al
Commercial Monday. out last
So. !. -. -. sioner W:
Mrs. A. A. Caswell spent Sunday ,,naar 49,
and Monday with relatives in Coon ,,11;,h,,
Creek and Minneapolis ~.
49, Leonar
Mrs. Shaw reports a grandson, born cor ~ :
Now 18th to Mr.. and Mrs. Warren naoo.sod
Vose, at South Superior. ,- 49,. ,,~o
Yesterday was the last day for the five mon
legal killing of deer, and but ten days ~,
remain to bag cartridges. .no ~
Lowell Chadbourne, of Minneapolis, blowing
visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. who hay
Chadbourne, last Saturday. must wal
A shaft was twisted off in the Estes Z
mill Saturday. heavier one has schean
been purchased to replace it, .na will
A. B. Damon has already in process to-day
OF construction a house to replace the bilities "
one destroyed by fire last week.
Jesmer's Department Store has on Parties
display seven large rolls of carpet consider
Also floor oil cloth, of every variety must pay
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