The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1899-04-20

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JACK, The Pioneer Druggist.
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Quality high, prices low, value wide, !,
profits narrow, everything in groceries Gu
at Walkers. NJ >&<& a.,
. Spring flowers are putting in an APP I'M
pearance and the children are CORES ~,
pondingly happy. r.. -. w
Anderson & Herdliska have a new an
ad in this issue which will be interest go
ing reading for. the ladies. .: :; !,
A. J. Bulls has sold his greenhouse VIC
to Andrew Umbehocker, who will use Tn
it in his market gardening. r h;
The schools are resuming their nor
NAL proportions again, the epidemic of La
whooping cough having subsidized, ev
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0ooA 80 OAaAuofS AldS purcudSeu Gue = n.
place owned by Mrs. Nellie Jones, the w.
transfer occurring last Wednesday.
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Ane poafu VI county commissioners sol
will meet again tomorrow to- transact he
whatever county business that may be fin
brought before them. T. =
Mr.. Eatinger, who has been in, the or
village for several weeks, has rented tn
the Collin Campbell farm and begun he
to put in the crops this week. ii,
Hugh Kennedy was in Princeton
Monday morning hiring men to work ca
on the drive He secured a dozen or ut
more, whaleeft Monday afternoon. We
| The Princeton. Roller Mill company GO
gave away lot of boys base ball caps I'll
last week and the advertisement of
100 Per Cent can be seen all over be
town. TT
C. H. Rines informs the UNION that ha
while there are many potatoes still in lii
the farmers cellars his firm OCCASION in
ally finds one who has brought in his
last load. H.
The temporary quarters of the Cath IN
Ollie society at Due1m have been COM m
pleted and are now in use. The work H
of rebuilding the church will be begun wi
in a few days.
The Foley Bean saw mill at Milaca dc
starts up this week. There are enough 81
logs in the pond left from last year to Fl
keep the mill running until the new dc
logs get down. -. m
Mr.. Nyquist, of Harris, drove over ::
Saturday to spend Sunday with his GA
daughter, Mrs. H. B. Jesmer He re- to
turned to Harris Sunday evening bv m
way of Cambridge. wi
Another detachment OF the boys who fie
earn their living on the river left yes sl'
terday morning for the headwaters to
assist in driving last winters cut of d.
logs to the boom limits. in
George H. Deans and NJ. S. Cone OF
came down from Foreston last Satur- pc
day to attend a term of the probate az
court. The case of James Lochren re
was under consideration.
Several geese we're killed before the fir
law came into effect. Smiths meat tW
market secured some of them for their pc
customers. None Of the village sports of
succeeded in bagging any. ST
J. Adam Bede says that with cleo IL
tric lights and Bob. Dunn's gilded
dome blooming; all at once in that at
fraternally ordered town, Princeton &
will surely beilluminated.' ... la
The. Clara ,Mathes., company which ":
opens three nights engagement in ~, 70
JJesmer's opera. house next Monday ~
evening comes highly recommended
by St. Cloud and Brainerd papers. tv
! E. S. Walker is finding ready sale 10 10
for the Black Minorca eggs he has -
been advertising in the UNION. Sew ~
eral poultry fanciers have decided to ~E
raise this breed of chicks this season. y"
Russell Tousley is single man i:
again. His wife applied for divorce ~ ~
and as he had no objections to the ~
separation, he made no appearance ~
and the court granted her the desired ~
liberty. %,
Hugh Brown, of Sank Rapids, came ze
to Princeton last week to visit rela- tic
tives and old friends. Mr.. Brown will
be remembered by many of our older to,
citizens as a former resident of this oit
village. ,.@&..-. ... . ~,
Mr.. Harper, who juggles type for wa
the Springfield Adua'ace arrived in of