The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1901-12-19

UNION: Thu
A little sleighing.
Poultry supplies of all kinds at Il
Walkers.
A farm in Mile Laos county always u
proves winner. ~
Attorney E. N. Best of Minneapolis
was in Princeton Tuesday on legal bus y
mess.
Attorney Foster came down from
Milaca Tuesday to transact some legal :.
business. q
Highest price paid for wheat, rye,
corn, oats and buckwheat at the St. r
Francis Mill. if v
Emmett Mark says that the sale at
Cove on the 18th was we'll attended and
was success.
Before you buy look over Scheen's s.
line of toys for Xmas. The most COM
plete display in Princeton.
Last Tuesday night boy baby was r
born to Mr. and Mrs. D. N. Hunt but Q
the babe only lived about two hours.
1t was 25 below yesterday morning, t,
but then this is not bad at all, as it b
will just sharpen up Santa Claus ap- O
petite.
Janitor Clark of the court house, is b
kept busy these cold days firing up the O
furnace to warm the servants of the S.
county. b
Remember the ball to be given by
the Uniform Rank, K. P, at their hall f.
on New Years eve. Good music and y
good attendance.
DR.. @. S. Neumann left this morning
for Grand Rapids. MIMI, where he b
will look after lumbermen's horses for
the next two months.
Fresh celery, oysters, Queen olives, I
stuffed olives, dill pickles, Malaga c
grapes, Florida oranges, walnut dates a
and figs at Walkers. b
Miss Way of Ogilvie, who was oper-
ated on at the Peterson sanitarium ?
! some time ago, was we'll enough to re- t.
turn home last Saturday. d
The Methodist supper and sale at
the G.. A. R. hall Friday night was =
well attended and the ladies' aid So
ciety Melted the sum of 500.
E. w. Cundy was down from Onamia .
last Friday, busy getting ready for the y
logging season. He says they will :
have 100 men and teams at work this
winter.
Ben Soule writes from Eagle Pass, f
Texas, that himself and wife arrived q
at their destination all right and found
the weather mild and balmy. Mrs.
Soule stood the trip very we'll.
| w. Parker, who has recovered from \
the operation for appendicitis which '
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hospital some time ago. left for his |
home in Tiffany, N. D., yesterday. \
We are sole agents for the Chase & e
Sanborn coffee which has no equal. \
If you want to enjoy delicious cup of I
coffee for Xmas, just give it trial. J
JESMER'S DEPARTMENT STORE &
Rev. R. c. johnson came up Friday
night and went down to the Brook Sat- :.
urday afternoon where he preached :,
Sunday, returning to Princeton in the
afternoon, and returning to Hamline =
Monday morning. :.
The Galley Hardware Co. has been /
incorporated and will commence bust fl
ness January 18th, 1902. The capital v
stock of the company is $4,000. The
lncorporators are Thos. H. Galley,
Claire A. Galley and Alfred Num- c
See our novelties in steel goods for :,
holiday presents, consisting of center l.
tables, book shelves, flower pot stands. E
jardiniere stands, coat and hat racks.
wall pockets, etc.
EVENS HARDWARE Co.
By request of several people in i
Princeton who are too busy to have t
pictures taken on Saturday, Nelson's h
photo studio in Princeton will be open {
next Sunday, Dec. 22nd. Also open on S
Saturday as usual which is his regular b
day. t
Henry r. Gray and A. Matson we're =