The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1898-03-10
The Result of the Annual Battle of the
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81 MONEY to loan on improved e;
farms. M. S. RUTHERFORD, ne
PrincetOn, Mimi. IRE
Miss Huff has returned to Princeton= J
again after an absence of several weeks. 5.
's-.. Seed Wheatfor Sale. y
have bought a carload of genuineI
Blue Stem wheat; also carload Of g
oats. 5r..> 1893 T. H. GALLEY. r.
Money to Loan. II" +;
Money to loan on good farms long ~ n"
time on reasonable terms. go Ass
I. e. BURGAN. J
Regular church services will again w.
be held next Sunday in the NJ. E.. r.
church, with special services in the d,a
evening. Epworth League will be and
held as usual Saturday evening. r. .-- exr
- 49,. ~ =. War. . ""-
For 80 days I will clean watches for n
Scots. Main springs Scots. Strictly q
first class work and warranted one Gle
year. PRATT, THE JEWELER. Ire
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I have just received 600 kegs of nails, J
bought before the consolidation of the j.
mills. can save you good money on c
nails Call and get my prices. L.
49,. T. H. Galley.
Agent johnson was relieved from his Me
duties at the Great Northern depot this O.
week by Agent Luddington of Elk Ole
River. a Mr.. johnson will hereafter Az
give his attention to farming Mile T
Laos county soil. &c,
Will the lady who signed herself "A WI
Friend in Christ" and left donation .
in the postofice addressed to the cap TIL
tain of the Volunteers, kindly send her An
address to Capt. A. j. W. Tongue, 2O2l Gle
Cedar Avenue, Minneapolis. ir'
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The settlement of the county funds j
has, not been completed. The total Be
amount is S14, 122O4 of which sS,O74.s2 \
represents the collection for the month
of February. This will be the largest $
March settlement in the history of the nes
county. ~
''saved" the Mile Laos settlers will be fAss
as numerous as leaves on the trees. n. = ,
How many of these ''saviOrs'' contrib r.
uted an hours time or dollar in las
money to assist the settlers in their =
fight to save their homes? - III ]Prre
School will open again next Monday
to continue till summer vacation, which IL.
begins June 4. The departments in Re-
the old building will make up the two TIRE
weeks lost during the epidemic in order J
to complete the nine months of school G.
voted at the annual meeting. =:
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If your watch or clock needs repair
ing take it to J. G. Herdliska, the S
strictly up to date jeweler. His work JOB
will bear inspection of the most criti- IA IA
cal workman. He guarantees all work ~,
to give satisfaction or money refunded. AS
In the Jesmer department. store Jus
-- Coz
just received carload of sash and {
doors, which was bought before the
raise in stock. I can undersell anyone s
in the business. I have handled 1e
sash and doors for % years and never 10
have been nor never will be undersold. Tr'
T. H. Galley. AS
Jus
Charles Taylor had a horse taken Coz
from Main street, where it had been
hltched, one day last week. Sheriff
Claggett was notified and recovered I'll y
the horse day or two later several 70
miles from home, where it had un- Tr.
doubtedly been ridden and then turned AS
1oosa 1880 Jus
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Mr. NJ. S. Rutherford, the real es-
tate man, is hustler. He has con- 4
tributed more than his share to the Sat
building up and developing of Mile frie
Laos county Mr.. Rutherford is a fair
dealing man and thoroughly reliable. ~
Home-seekers can>depena upon it that the
he will not misrepresent things to sor
them. pie
s,rho 17o1,,.,----- y. PAL
Inc Volunteers gave a short drama g.,
at the opera house last Saturday even 1;tt
ing before large audience. The play ta,.
was founded upon the incidents de- ,~.
scribed in that familiar ballad
Father, Dear Father, Come Home -
With Me Now" and the situations ~
were all nicely presented, teaching a 49,
strong temperance lesson. Tuesday 49,
the boys drove to Milaca, where the ~.
band gave sacred concert, and We'd ~ 49,
neSdaY afternoon thew took the Train