The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1898-09-29

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hat is in its. Itisinot al cqge- all; it's just
lie to cure. That is why we Sell so much of it. 5
patent medicines but we do not recommend =
it SO much that we say
X if you want it.
too. It will cost you fifty cents to tryit.
JACKS PIONEER Drug, STORE. &
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
DR.. Niven at Elk River Oct. 8 and 9.
( This is, the season to take Cod Liver.
Toll. See Danielson's ad. =
/ Fine white comb honey, new figs.
Jumbo bananas at Walkers. u.s.
j. NJ Goss, of Anoka, was the guest
of Princeton relatives over Sunday. !.
K.H., sBurrell, of ,Milaca,:. was in:
Princeton Thursday looking after his.
campaign. ...,-..~zz. > g., -, : -. !.
Mrs. FL. Small returned Monday
morning from = a, weeks visit with
friends in Anoka.' -; - "->%s =
The schools are progressing finely
and there is a greater attendance than
I in any former year r, =
John Gustafson, of Foreston,a was in
the village*last Tuesday and called on
his friends in the UNION offcs . J.,
Erick Swan has a contract to build.
a. new dwelling for, Sven Kittleson:
near the Glendorado creamery. e.,
Regan's bakery sends every day the.
the finest bread and all kinds of pastry
to LUDDEN's BAKERY. =
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branches. o-6
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Keith were in.
St. Paul last Friday morning to. vel
come the boys Of the Fourteenth regi-.
ment.
+ Rev. H. Nielsen, graduate of Chris,
tiana university Of Norway, has been
assigned, to this parish as an assistant
to Rev. J. 2. Ingebrigtson. ....
j. S, Anderson, who led the K. P,
band last spring, arrived in Princeton
last week and is at present employed
at the Great Northern depot. =. 81.
:: The first annual streetfair of the city
Of ST.. Cloud will be held Oct. II, l3 and
IA. Attention is called to the adver-.
tisement Of the management ia another.
column. ~,-., - -
Ivar Scheyen, a member of company.
NJ, is serio usly ill.a.~His mother re-.
1eefved Telegram Fuesday telling her:
that his symptoms were dangerous and
! asking her to come. So s1&8@$$ ssSssr :
Mrs. Eta Libby and Mrs. Cora
Scheen went to Minneapolis Tuesday
morning to attend the Grand Lodge of
Rathbone Sisters, as delegates from
Gala Temple No. 8, of Princeton.
Conductor Campbell's familiar face
will no longer be seen by the passen-
gers on the Eastern. He has been
transferred: to a run on the, new Foss-
ton-Duluth cutoff. He made his last
trip over the Eastern last; Sunday
Morning. = "A. =. :. 5ss7*7
The Indians at Leech lake. are still
defiant and now are threatening to
burn the buildings, bridges and other
property of: the Great northern. The
settlers are becoming uneasy and
think it is time Uncle Sans army be-
4 gan to make good Indians in. that sec
: ton. e sa,r.s -.
William Seibert, Theodore, .Zimpel
and William Zimpel, Of Arlingto ton,
Mimi, purchased each an improved
farmin Germany" last week. They
dealt with Aug. Rines and paid cash
for their new homes. They are vel
coined to citizenship in Mile Laos
county. ). s.a.. =.
Mrs. F. H.Roberts is>visiting friends
:, in Boston, having gone there on the
iOddfellows and Rebekahs' excursion
On her return trip she will visit Chi
:tcago friends and will time her arrival
,, at Winona SO that she will be present
at the missionary meeting. She will
:, meet her husband at Hutchinson al
the conference, which will open Oct
. r., ~. ~ 1919
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