The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1897-03-04

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Ladies' bicycle at a bargain. See it
at my store. F. =. LUDDEN.
Harry English is in Des Moines on
business and expects to be absent 9
week.
Here we are next to the Post Office
in the Cowles building.
F. L. LUDDEN.
Norwegian Lutheran services at the
German Lutheran church Sunday
evening, at 7:3O. All Scandinavians
cordially invited.
I. E. Burgan was called to; his old
home near Rochester BY the illness OF
his father, who has been a sufferer from
paralysis for years.
Jesmer has received most of his
spring stock and judging from the pile
of goods on his shelves he must expect
good times after March 4th.,
No matter what others may say. 100.
Per Cent flour cannot be- equalled.
It was awarded a Worlds Fair medal
for purity, strength and color and is a
Princeton product,
Col. Newbert contemplates building
a large addition to the Commercial
Hotel just as soon as spring opens. The
business of the Commercial is con-
stantly increasing.
J. 81. Dewey, of Isle Harbor, made
his final homestead proof before Clerk
of Courts Briggs last Friday. Joseph
Carter and Emmanuel Murray accom-
panied him as witnesses.
f Princeton has nearly twenty differ
ent SOCIETIES, yet there is likelihood
of the number being increased by the
institution of the Order of the Eastern
Star and the Modern Woodmen.
Thomas Tellefson dislocated his
shoulder Sunday. He was driving in
to attend church when one Of the
traces became loose and as he dis
mounted to fix it he fell with the re-
suit above mentioned.
You may be able to get goods cheap
in the Twin Cities, but remem Der the
expense of going. A few articles at
cost at Stamm's and no expense to see
them. City prices duplicated as long
as these, goods last. See ad.
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I Ladies. the Vorwerck collar stiffener
for sale by PATTERSON is much super
ior to ordinary buckram. IS this is
round woven, . perfect shape, the
edges are fastsand cannot break. 1t is
equally adapted for stand-up or turn
ldown collars or cuffs. d
Our{h member, Hon. IL. Head
is one Of the most ind ustrious members
Eofthes house, Harry is not much of a
talker, but he attends closely to bust
ness, and when he / is not in the com
mittee room he can always be found il
his seat in the house.
/ There will be a mum Der of men who
have been accustomed to vote at al
elections, who will be unable to legally
do so next Tuesday. Those who have
not taken out their final papers should
do so at the April term of court, OF
they will be disqualified, from voting
or holding office at the school cleo
tions this summer.
Jens Peterson, of Santiago, wa:
killed in Becker last week while as
sisting in moving a sled loaded with
1 corn. There was a slope in the roae
and while the sled was descending thi1
i Mr.. Peterson fellsin front of the run
ner and was fatally crushed. The
4 funeral occurred Wednesday, Rev. In
! gebrigtson officiating
John Thomas house was burned
early Saturday morning. One of tn,
family started brisk fire at 4 o'clocl
and shortly after, flames were bursting
4 through the roof. Everything on tn,
first floor was saved but nothing wa
taken from the second story or cellar
The loss was about 5000, insured il
the Farmers, Mutual.
John Goss, the well-known Anok,
lum herman, was in Princeton Satur
day on his way home from the woods
His firm had a large amount OF log
skidded so they were not greatly in
Z conYenienced by the heavy snowfall
] They have been doing excellent worl
!, for the past two weeks and expect t
continue until the latter part Of tn