The Princeton union., 1900-04-26

last Saturday afternoon to purchase: a
set of fixtures. He intends to enlarge
his bar.
State Auditor Dunn came up from
the capitol last Thursday and remained
a couple of days with his old friends in
this village. i; =,
Prof. J. D. Armitage spent Sunday
with his brother in this village. Mr..
Armitage has worked up a good prac-
tice in his profession here. = F.
The pupils Of the public schools, OBJ
served Arbor day by planting trees
and in addition to this they gave: the
grounds through spring cleaning.
Col. Newbert has entered the horse
business. He is at present looking for
a horse that wont attempt to climb
over the pole on the slightest provoca-
tion.
The travelling men are happy now
since the day train came on. They
like to do business in this village and
didn't enjoy making the townin the
night. ..=.:-...>..
The crew is making good showing
on the excavation for. the new Galley
block on Main street. The basement
will soon be ready. for, the masons to
begin their work..
In the general spring overhauling
you always find some of your furniture
needs replacing. Galley has splendid
stock to select from and the qualities
and prices are right.
Serge suits are proper to wear for
the next six months. we just received
some handsome serge suits which are
yours for $3.50. 49, +
The HUE SHOE & CLOTHING HOUSE.
:, George Presley stepped into a, hole
while walking the other night on the
streets Of Cambridge and is now laid
up with a broken ankle. Those who
know Presley need not be told what he
said. + :. + j : ~ I r.
While your wife is polishing the in
terror OF your dwelling you might prof.
ltably work On the outside A few
dollars invested ia "a brush and Sher-
win & Williams paint W i'll work won
ders. Galley sells them.
Capt. I. G. Patterson came up from
st. Paul last Saturday night to spend
with his family. Mrs. Patter-
son went to the cities Friday accom-
panied by Miss Evans and both ladies
accompanied the captain on the return
trip. j.. ;;s~;: -:.-A
L. B. Kuhn, of Moline, ILL.,, has been
in the village this week visiting his
nephew, c. A. .Dickey, and looking
after some of his real estate interests.
He will return again in June when he
expects to erect a dwelling and barn
on the Giles farm.
Charles Slater purchased from the
e. Mark Live Stock Company this
week twenty-four full blooded Shrop-
shire ewes with their lambs, the price
paid being S240: The flock is an excel.
lent one and will undoubtedly prove a
profitable investment for Mr.. Slater.
We have secured the agency for the
we'll known Deering Harvesting ma
chinery. Samples are set up opposite
our store. Do not place your order for,
a machine until you have seen the;i9o0
Ideal Deering. .~' -. ~. - .,s; ~,
49, PRINCETON HARDWARE CO..
Mr.. Bridgeman, ..of. the. firm of
Bridgeman & Russell; the Duluth
creamery men, was in the village, the
first of this week looking over the
He says he thinks there
will sbesno doubt about the creamery
being started, d,next Monday and annitici.
pates / season son. :, ~ - ~ a., >..,..,
ER,lins Farnham, father Of the Farm
ham bFothers of this section, died II
his home in Minneapolis Monday even,
ing. His brother Sumner #Farrnhatmr 4 \
lied fortnight ago. The es~funeral oc-
Cured in the city yesteruaM, and his
living in this vicinity Were III
s'>'ss,'>S f.''.' = ' $ ..--' $50
Robert Nicely sr. met with a painful
accident yesterday. Heawas hauling !,
oad aof leaves from his yard and in
making short turnsstruck d post with
'he Wagon. The shock threw him from
;he load and he struck heavily on his
light lat 81 shoulder alsl w., and arm His collar
bone was broken and although he is
lot seriously hurt, the injury is pain
VI one and will keep him m,off duty for
Ome time. Al. ~ 8