The Princeton union., 1900-04-05

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J. JACK, The Pioneer Druggist.
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Dwarf Essex rape seed for sale b
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| Some Of the farmers, whose lands ar
high, began seeding the first of tn
| week. -.
~, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Gunderson left las
Wednesday for. their new home i
| Minneapolis.
Col. Greenough, proprietor of tn
Foreston hotel, was in the village las
Monday afternoon.
The dance given by the Princeto
social club last Monday evening was
very enjoyable affair.
S: NJ. Byers purchased the residenc
OF G. D. Loring last week. Mr.. Byer
has acquired a very pleasant home.
Keep your neighbor hens out O
your garden this spring@by using ou
poultry netting. T. H. Galley.
Charley Harmon, who has been EN-
ployed on one of the Aitkin papers fo
some time, returned to this village las
week.
Mrs. Warren and daughter Annie
are occupying the Mcclellan residence
near the depot during the absence 0
the family in the west.
Amos Chadbourne came over from
ST. Cloud last week to visit his parent!
for few days. He has been emplovee
for some time at the reformatory bu
has resigned.
Remember, Saturday April 7th i:
the day and date of the millinery open
ing at Miss Huff's,1 at which place only
can be found the latest, up-to-date
millinery designs.
In the general spring overhauline
you always find some of your furniture
needs replacing. Galley has splendid
stock to select from and the qualities
and prices are right
Prof. J. D. sArmitage.> the Mime
apolis optician, will be at the office Of
his brother, DR.. T. L. Armitage, next
Sunday to meet his patients: If your
eyes trouble you consult him.
Judge Searle drove home yesterday
morning rather than patronize jim
HilPs7o owl train. He -Switf=sreturn Fri.
day TO take part in the entertainment
to be given by the boys of '61. n.
j. c. Herdliska, will go to the city
this week to take course. in optical
work. He intends to fit himself so that
there will be no need for the people oi
this vicinity to go out of town to have
their eyes fitted with glasses.
Il. w. Walker, an old resident OF
this section but now of North Dakota.
is visiting relatives and friends in this
He says he has to come here
once year to keep tab on the growth
and development of this part of the
Two OF Princeton's young people
sprang a surprise on their friends last
week by being quietly married at the
Congregational parsonage last Friday
evening. The contracting parties we're
Miss Maude Craig and Adolph Holm.
both we'll known and popular young
people. :
Mr.. Beutner, executive agent of the
game and fish commission, is making
to get a description of
every lake and river in the State, with
the species of fish that abound in their
waters. The depth of the water and
the nature Of the lake or river is, also
desired.
One of the pleasante5t affairs of the
season occurred at the residence of
A. 4. Norton last Monday evening,
when a house full of friends called to
Mr.. Norton on his return
after an absence of eight years in St.
Cloud. The ladies of the party served
and it was late in the
evening when the party dispersed,
Mr.. and Mrs. Norton
IN their happy reunion.
i. Il Sta Spring Opening.
Miss Anna Sadley will have on dis
play Saturday, April ia full line of
Easter millinery and a cordial invita-
ion is extended to the ladies Of
Princeton and vicinity. The hats, this.
spring, are beautiful both in style and
,oloring and prices are as reasonable.
Is consistent with stylish millinery. &
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