The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-07-25
Mrs. I. E. Burgan went to saltwater

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Mrs. I. 3. Burgan went to Saltwater
w ednesday, where she delivered an
address before the w. G. T. u.
There will be q special meeting o.
Heb ron Encampment Monday evening
for work. The Monticello brethren
will be presen mt.
Remember that when your head
aches continually the trouble is un-
doubtedly in your eyes. Have your
eyes examined, free OF charge, by r.
G.. Stamm.
E. A. Ross and family, Mrs. N. A.
Ross, Mr.. and Mrs. Nicely, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. c. Stamm and Mrs S. S.
Peterson, spent the day at Green
Lake, yesterday.
Princeton Lodge. No, 298, I. Q. G.
T. will give an ice cream social at
their hall in the Carew block, Satur-
day evening, July 9th. The Prince
ton cornet band will furnish the
music.
Prof. G. r. Simpson came up from
Minneapolis, Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Simpson will return to this city the
last week in August as the public
schools will open the first week Of
September. s.a
Frank Hense writes that he has con
Guided all the preliminaries and viii
open his bank there on September LIST
1t will be known as the Aitkin County
Bank, and will start with capital O
0,OOO.-Aitkia, Age. b.
Buggy paint or color in varnish
For painting and vanishing at one
operation carriages, wa gons, carts
sleighs, sleds, porch, lawn and kitchen
furniture, farm implements, boats
machinery, etc., for sale by T. H
Galley. =. =. y. - 81 /" .
Those five chicken hunters who wer,
arrested last week had we'll filled game
bags. This was due to the fact tina
they purchased their ammunition O
Galley. He carries a full line of Riva
Club shells, Hazard powder, wads, etc.
besides line of guns. r.. =. -
Henry Webster, superintendent a
Milaca for Foley Bros. & Guthrie, ha
taken advantage Of the time while tn
mill has been unable to saw and ha
gone east for pleasure trip of about
months duration. He will join hi
wife who is visiting their old home il
ine.-Lun1berm,o'e. 49,.
The UNION is right. Mile Lac
county should have a good exhibit a
the State Fair. I am in favor of tn
exhibit five dollars worth. Surel
there are 10 others who will contribut
$500 each. Let the exhibit be on
worthy of the county. would ais
suggest that our real estate men clu
together and get up a little pamphlet
setting forth the advantages of ou
county, for distribution at. the Stat
Fair. - r. G. DUNN.
O. A. Knudtson, of the firm of Olsta.
& Knudtson, has just returned, from
Duluth where he secured the lease Q
large building for storage purposes
This firm has now the best .facilitie
for handling hay, potatoes, vegetable
and all kinds of farm produce, which
will insure their patrons the highes
possible price for everything they hav
to sell. Call and see them before sell
ing. Their building is IS by 100 fee
and is located at 217 Michigan street
where excellent trackage is secures
saving dray charges -.
Every purchaser of McCormic]
binder or mower this season will get a.
up-to-date machine. When the othe
fellows offer you their machines a
prices ranging anywhere from five t
twenty-five dollars under the McCo1
mick, don't forget two things first
that their low-priced machines, at best
were kept ''under the .umbrella'' dur
ing the Worlds Fair field trials. an
secondly, that there is strong probe
bility that they: are trying to unloa
something that has been carried owe
for one or two seasons. If you wan
''shelf worn'' goods be sure and ge
them at ''shelf-worn'' prices.
+. Wanted, sga
20 car loads of hay. Cash or trade