The Princeton union., 1896-12-17

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Try Marmion. the best5 cent smoke
at Jacks. ,s5..
handkerchief sale at Jesmer's until
Christmas.
stamm's to get fine watch, gold
ring or stick pin, free.
Read the great offer Of the UNION
elsewhere in this issue.
III. B. Jesmer visited the Twin Cities
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Jesmer's store will be open until 8 p:
N. until after the holidays.
Invitations are out for a, social at
Masonic hall Saturday, Dec.#19. Z
Monday was cattle day and a large
shipment Of live stock was made.
Ladies kid and mocha mittens at
Jesmer's, 75 cents and s1.00 per pair.
The finest assortment of lamps to be
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When you want a good 5 cent smoke
try q aMarmion at Jack Is Drug store.
The Lutheran Ladies society meets
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Aug.
KnudtsOn
Prof G. R. Simpson, of Minneapolis,
has been spending the week with his
old friends in Princeton. i
Dr:Niven, dentist, Of ST. Cloud, will
be in EPrinceton-D Dec.s29 and 80. Wait
for him for fine dental work.
r. F. Mcclellan and his crew Sof
cruisers left Tuesday morning for a
short trip to MilllegL gLacs lake.
Miss Edna Staples, of Fergus Falls,
arrived in Princeton Tuesday morn
ing, to visit her uncle, g. i. Staples. d.
You can't afford to be without the
county paper now if the times are said
to be hard. Read our great offer.
A good heating stove is a great COM
fort-BEcKWITH's ROUND OAK that
covers the case. Z. Fl. GALLEY.
Just enough snow fell Monday to
freshen the ssleighing and cover the
bare spots which had appeared in the
roads.
Asa Love will hunt for a location
more. agreeable to his constitution.
while he visits his brother in Kentucky
this winter
+. Norwegian Lutheran services at the
German Lutheran church next Sunday
evening, at 7:90 Swedish hymn books
will be used. AllEare welcome. Il
NJ. ii. Hersey, who formerly s'trun
de switches for the Milaca accom-
modation, had charge of the noon
freight which came up Tuesday
Customers knowing themselves to be
indebted to- US will please call and set
tie before Jan. l, 1897. Interest will be
charged son old accounts not settled BY
that time. PETERSoNs& & NELSON.
State Auditor Dunn came up from ST
Paul last. Saturday morning and. re-
mained until Monday afternoon. He
was accompanied by Mrs. Dunn and
the children.
One of Clough & 5Hurd's axmen was
struckso on the head by a falling tree
one day last week near Nickerson, and
almost instantly killed. His name was
Emory 3Boulier.
All parties indebted to mewill please
call and settle, by cash or otherwise,
before Jan. ], 1897. All accounts must
be settled by that date. &
Z. H. GALLEY.
The county auditors force was in
creased Tuesday by Auditor-elect
Whitney, who began to familiarize
himself with the work of the office by
performing some of the routine duties.
Il W. vi
Pythias, will hold a public installation
at Jesmer's opera house on Jan. 49,.
Grand Chancellor Robert Strattons and
other prominent Pythians will be pres
ent. 81 s
There are few people who know the
fruitfulness Of Mile Lacs soil VINO are
not owners of some Of the land or are
about TO become such. Our real es-
tate market never experiences dull
times. &
No county in the State possesses bet
ter soil or greater resources than
Mile Lacs. This accounts for the
flood Of immig ration which the county
has experienced during the last two
years.
The annual sale Of the Ladies Aid
society Of the Methodist church took
place Tuesday evening at r.