The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1900-05-17

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George l. Staples is the only person who Is.
authorized to collect money due this office In
every case the party paying money is entitled
to and should insist upon receiving a printed
receipt. R. G. DUNN, Publisher. .
DR.. F. L. Small, resident dentist,
Townsend block.
Fresh crushed strawberries at
Scheen's soda fountain. .~~,..,j,.... .,
Everything in furnishings at The
Hub Shoe Il Clothing House.
Superintendent Miller visited his
family in Litchtield over Sunday.
Fresh crushed pineapple, delicious
favor, at Scheen's soda fountain. -
Attorney Foster, of Milaca. was in
the village last Thursday on legal
business.
Miss Ida Nyquist returned Monday
evening from a short visit to relatives
at Harris.
Mrs. S. p. Lawrence, Of Elgin, Iowa,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs G. w.
VanWormer.
Fay Cravens, the Milaca editor, was
in the village last Saturday for few
hours between trains.
The best stockings m ade for ladies,
misses and children for sale at The
Hub Shoe & Clothing House. ..
The Spanish War Veter-
ans will meet tonight at their hall.
Every member should be present.
T. H. Galley, Henry Newbert and T..
F. Scheen left Tuesday morning for
the congressional convention at Du-
luth.
Mrs. j. w. Pride returned to her
home in Minneapolis last Friday, after
a few days visit with relatives in the
village.
\ most complete line of cultivators,
both walking and riding, breaking
plows, all fresh new goods of the best
makes at Caley's.
John Anderson who has been. ~seri-
ously i'll with pneumonia, is able to be
out again, but it will be some time be-
fore he regains his former strength.
The graphophone at the Princeton
drug store is still awaiting claimant:
If the owner does not appear soon a
second attempt will be made to dispose
of it.
The local team goes to St. Cloud
next Sunday to play the return game
with the Granite City's team. The
boys will drive, leaving early in the
morning.
Some good catches of pickerel and
bass have been reported this week.
The lakes near this village, with one
or two exceptions, will furnish good
sport this season.
L. Berry and George Townsend,
members of the Sherburne county dele
cation to Duluth, met their associates
at this place last Tuesday morning and
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The smoke stack of the Soule planning
mill ''burned OUT yesterday forenoon
and for a time kept the crew busy eX
tinguishing the cinders that fell or
the roof. The stack became red ho
but the fire did no damage to mention
If you contemplate building get:you,
prices on material from T. H. Galley
who keeps the most complete stock
Sash, doors, lime, cement, building
papers and builders hardware Guar
antees you first class goods at loves
possible prices.
John Yates, Of Pleasant Grove, is il
this village accompanied by one of hi
sons. They have come here to pur
chase farm if a suitable location i
offered: Mr.. Yates is a prominen
farmer Of his section and recognize
the great possibilities which are of
fered in this county. = ,,,.,;
The high school base ball clu1
played a return game with the Prince
Z tons at that place Saturday, and wer
again defeated .byia score of 17sto 2l
They were royalty entertained in tn
school }seesse in4tte evening ay THE re
ceptionngiven for ,them>and, they. cam
home we'll pleased with Princeton an
its young people. -ElE Riite1 iSStdTsN Nespss
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