The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1897-02-04

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s g. A. JACKS PIONEER
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Mrs. John McCool, who has been
sick since November, is now on the
road to recovery. #
Col. Newbert, Of the Commercial,
was confined to the house several days
but is improving now.
Watch cleaning s1.oO, mainsprings
81 90. S. -. PRATT,
First door north Of Byers' store.
G. p. Chase, representing Reed s.
Sherwood, OF Anoka, was in Princeton
yesterday looking after the FIRMS in
terests.
s Norwegian Lutheran Services at the
at the German Lutheran church next
Sunday evening at 7:30. All Scandi-
navians cordially invited.
Elmer Chapman, J. w. Hartman
and Albert Wylie left yesterday morn
ing for a trip through the lumber
camps. They will be gone several
days. q
One of the Great Northern engines
broke down near Princeton FRIDAY
night and the train was delayed here
several hours. One, of the connecting
rods snapped.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Chadbourne each
received this week 1000 shares of
stock in each of the two mining COM
panies organized by their son, w. F.
Chadbourne, which was noted in these
columns last week.
wish to inform the ladies of Prince
ton that I am prepared to do all kinds.
OF fashionable dressmaking and sewing
Orders left at L. w. Persons store
will receive my best attention
Miss MINNIE BUCK.
A bargain to the right party. A.
nice stock of clothing, boots and shoes.
at Princeton, Mimi, will be sold cheap
for cash. Address .s5. i.4*5 III
HENRY NORMAN Co,
Princeton, Mimi.
Rev. G. r. Geer, Of Little Falls
passed through Princeton this week on
his way to Spencer Brook where he is
assisting his nephew in revival work.
Rev. q. IT. Roberts preached to
crowded house at the above place
Tuesday evening Of this week. .,,s.
i Quite an industry has this winter
sprung up in the shipping of Eastwood
timber to Minneapolis to be manufac-5
tured into headings, excelsior and other
articles. It is to be regretted that
factories cannot be established at this
place to work up this material
At a meeting of the citizens com
mittee, which has charge of the S. Of
v. encampment, held last Saturday
evening, G. A. Dickey was elected
president and I. G. Patterson secretary
and treasurer. The meeting adjourned
subject to the call Of the president.
Lincoln's birthday will be observed
in Princeton by the S. Of V. and j.. A.
S., Friday evening, Feb. - An APP
propriate program will be presented
at Jesmer's opera house, for which no
admission fee will be charged and to
which all are cordially invited.
Mrs. Meribe Cunning, mother Of
Mrs. S. M. Orion and n. G. Dunning.
died last Monday at her daughters
residence in Greenbush aged IS years.
The funeral occurred Tuesday and was
conducted by Rev f. II. Roberts.
Mrs Dunning was one Of the old set
tiers OF this section, widely known and
highly respected.
Commencing Feb. /, we will clean
watches for $500 and put in new main
springs for Sl.OO, for a short time. Re
member e.r we do only frst-class work
and the cut in price does not mean a
cheap job done, as We guarantee all
work. Bring your work at once to OBJ
tain the above figures.
The STAMMs,
Jesmer's Department. Store.
Considerable dissatisfaction has been
occasioned Of late among the hay buy
ers on account OF the advance in rates
on that commodity to the Twin Cities.
It is to be regretted on account Of the
great amount Of hay yet in the hands
OF Of the farmers. It is reported that
party that has been shipping about 200
tons OF hay aweek has discontinued
buying at this station on account Of the