The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-03-28

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Monday forenoon at G. A. Jacks drug II
store. --s' ..=..
Thos. Warren, of Mile Laos lake, ~ i.
was among the visitors in town, this
week. q
Go to Caley's for a nice top buggy or J.,
any other kind, you may want He's -
got em. =,
James Lochren, of Foreston, was
noted among the visitors to Princeton,
Monday. y
George Williams, J. DeBlois, and A. 81
D. Folsom, the injured men, are all
gaining. \,
Everything in the line of good fresh c
and tested bulk seeds at Evens & tt
Herdliska.
If you want good, home grown, tested s.
seeds, Evens & Herdliska's is the place il
to get them. S
Wind storms are on the general Or
ders for the last few days, but have Ii
not yet passed. S
Mrs. J. p. Stowe will make, trim
or remodel your old hats and make %
them look like new.
Mr.. S. f. Krohn, from Minneapolis, n
has taken a position as druggist in VIM. -
McCuaig's drug store. E.
Custom shoemaking and repairing
done by P. Hedin, Cowles' block, Main ;,
street, Princeton, Mimi.
Have you seen those l0c parlor a
brooms at Scheen's Grocery? They I
are handles for the price.
r. M. Patchin, of Baldwin, is slowly I
improving. The electric battery has o
helped his paralyzed arm. a
Harry Barlage, for over year past,
bus driver at the Commercial Hotel.
has given up the position. Il
Charles Elder is looming out as an - -
agent for an American monthly. It is :,
| said to be good magazine.
Clerk of Court Briggs spent Sunday -
at home with his family, returning to "
St. Paul, Monday afternoon. a.
Go to Caley's if you want good wag- e.
on or buggy. New consignment, this
week. All styles and prices -
Montevideo had farmers institute 3
at which about five hundred persons .
were in attendance last week. tt
Complete stock of shoes, all prices
and sizes, at p
BERG & TETELBAUM's, r,
We have a full stock of L. L. May & U
! Co.'S home grown bulk seeds. II
EvENs & HERDL1sKA.
New dress goods, all sold at the h
| cheapest figures ever offered in this b
market BERG & TErELBAUM. a
| Emory Norton is in the hospital at :
Brainerd, with three broken ribs,
caused by a kick from horse, Mon R
| day. fl
Sheriff Mark is fitting up small ~
house for his stock yard foreman, on
| the corner of the lots composing the
yards. fl
Northrup, Braslan, Goodwin & Co.'S -
seeds of all kinds, for flowers or gar u
den, in papers or in bulk, at Scheen's =
grocery. d.
60 and see Berg & Tetelbaum's new
spring styles of ladies' dress goods. l
Can't be beat for styles and prices in =
the city. "
A new lot of maple syrup has been ",
received at Jesmer's store, and those
who could not get it last week can now
be supplied. o.
G. w. Walker, of the public schools. NJ \,
returned from Monticello, Saturday, O,
where he had been through vacation. ~
visiting relatives
d. M. Ferry's great seed house fur VI
nishes seeds in bulk or package. TIL. h
Galley keeps these reliable seeds. No n
better ever grown H.
Sarah }. Orr and Miss Larkins, will OF
begin a three months term of school,
next Monday, in the Robbins district. y;
near Mile Laos lake. !,
Mrs. G A. Eaton and daughter left. M
Tuesday morning, for Nova Scotia. al
where they will visit friends and rela- h
tives for a few weeks.
T.. H. Galley has just received a full CT
car load of wagons and buggies. Buy h
ing in large quantities, he is enabled t.
| to give the lowest prices. al
90 to Caley's and get the D. M.
FerrV garden seeds Trno m ,,x