The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1898-12-01

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a. MONEY to loan on improved Ia
farms. NJ. s. RUTHERFORD, to
Princeton, Mimi.
WANTED-Farm loans at Bank of TO-
Princeton. J. L. BRADY, Pres.
Warm lunch at Jake Roos' Is cents.
$500 boards at Foley-Bean Lumber ~,
Company's. -
TO RENT-Good house. Inquire of
Ross Jones. ..- ne
Dr. F.. L. Small, resident dentist,
Townsend block. ..---s'.. ..--..
Remember the cloak sale of Ander- ~
son, Chapman & Allen. 10
If you want the best groceries at the
lowest prices go to Walkers.
The county commissioners will meet bc
again three weeks from today. of
[ buy all kinds of hides, pelts and
furs. LUDDEN the fur dealer. |do
Pure white honey, try it on your vi
pancakes &c. per pound at Walkers. in
Bring in your turkeys for Xmas. I
want 1900 lb. T. L. LUDDEN. wi
Rev. Derome will occupy Ahe Con- WI
gregational pulpit again next Sunday oil
Fresh smoked white fish, halibut,
herring, ETC., at Walkers, lowest
prices. g
The ladies of the NJ. E. church will -
hold their annual fair Dec. at G. A.
r. hall
Mile Laos Division No. u r. K. p.
win have work at it's regular monthly %
meeting tonight. - ~
Christmas goods are being displayed l.
by our merchants and Young America
is on the qui vive. w,
P. A. Perry, Stark's potato man, is tn
purchasing Wisconsin tubers. He ex- fe
poets to return about Dec. Is. dc
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Another big Crown jar of that home
made mince meat, nothing like it in
town, lOc. per pound at Walkers. til
For sale-My residence and lot in A
= - " 9ssl 'i' e,s1.e see ne
VIM. Nicely. :,
7 We can save you ssssif you will
only give us a chance Get our prices.
PRINCETON ROLLER MILL Co. r.
Dressed chickens and old hens, heads of
Oft and undrawn. Bring them in I'M pl
frozen, at once. F. L. LUDDEN. al
| Mr.. and Mrs. Mason Murch, of Hast
| ings, are the guests of their daughter, ie
Mrs. James Farnham, at the brick Sc
yards. - ....... . ri
Miss McRae, formerly one of the ed &C
itors of the Morgan Messenger, has ac-
cepted position as stenographer for
M. S. Rutherford. .... -.'r.- -.' II
Will Soule left last Monday morning +
for Washington, where he will make W
his home with his brother, Ariel, in W
the mining country. ss..Yss as
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| W. P. Chase, manager Of the Foley-|
Bean lumber yard in this village, rem Ia
dered his thanks with his wife in Min pa
neapolis last Thursday. .,- VI
Mrs. w. NJ. Dorey left for her home :.
in East Helena, Montana, Monday -
She has been visiting her parents here oe
for the past three months. :.
Gala Temple, Rath bone Sisters, gave
their second whist social at K. P. hall
Loci ioo + Ill 80 u !,
as usual was very enjoyable +.
George Putnam, an extensive stock in
raiser of Big Lake, reports the loss of Iw
nineteen head of cattle through expo &C
sure during the recent blizzard. to
Wood is coming in a little freer this
week but the price remains strong. ~
1t will take several weeks of Shedding VI
before the market will be affected ia
Rev. I. A. .Derome, Of Blue Earth "
county, filed the pulpit at the Congre- is
gational church last Sunday and has m NJ
been in the village most OF the week. ey
Which is correctp Buy your .cloaks di
and fur coats of Anderson, Chapman ca
q Allen or buy your cloaks and fur eli
coats OF Anderson, Chapman & Allen "a
! would like to
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