The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1901-05-02

apeteriFs ever shown in our city,. : 7
4. Elegant goods jim three colors,, s !
Now is your chance to get some : ,
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G. A. JACK, THE Druggist: : ,
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Ice cold saltwater at the Corner
Drug Store. Pure favors, cool soda. !
tt Mrs. H. W. Dimmick, Of Anok a, was
q Princeton visitor. the first of the +
week.: ..$, >:* r.. - ,
Tuesday came nearer to getting up a
summer heat than any day so far this 8
sprGisng.~~ =. y
Fresh mich COWS and springers for
sale for cash ORION time at the River z
side barns, =" -. /
All colors and latest styles for spring .
painting with Masury paints can be +
seen at G. A. Jacks. \
J. f. Sigelow, of St. Cloud, the we'll
known hardware drummer, was in the y
village last Tuesday. +
Ben Soule went to Milaca Monday
evening to look over job of house q
moving in that village G
Bicycle repairs, sundries, and all
kinds of bicicycle repairing at
Grants hardware store.
Miss Katharine Cotton came down
from Onamia yesterday morning to f.
visit her relatives for few days. r
After this Nelson's photo studio here
is open the first and third Saturday of T.
every month only. Please notice. If T.
Brick for the foundation of the Cath
Ole parsonage is being hauled and the 6
work of construction will soon be be- >
gun.
The sidewalks around town are badly
torn up, the property owners having
crews at work repairing them or build
ing new ones.
Moses Cone, of St. Cloud is making
Princeton his headquarters for few
days while he hustles the sale of his +
cream separators.
. D. A. Kaliher is moving his family
to the village and will occupy the q
house used as the Catholic parsonage
for the past year.
The summer session at the Mankato G
Commercial College will begin June 4. o
Tuition low. All interested should
write for circulars.
Don't fail to see the 'Twentieth !,
Century, cabinet photos at Nelson's :.
photo studio in Princeton the first and
third Saturdays in May. -:
Warm weather is here and there is ,,
nothing so nice as first class refrig- 6
orator. Galley has them and will be
pleased to show them to you. -
Great preparations are being made \
for the regular monthly sale of the -
3. Mark Live Stock company next Z
Saturday and there will doubtless be a
large attendance. l.
r. O. Ring, of Milaca, who has re-
Gently returned from two years service
in the Philippines, was in Princeton
Monday evening and witnessed the mus P
ter in of our militia COMPANY, q
Farmers, Take Notice.
We have just received carload of r
Triumph potatoes which we will let
out on shares. S
G. H. R1NEs & co. a
William H. Bean, of Saltwater, was 0
in the village Tuesday looking up taxes II
for the Hersey G Bean Lumber COM
pany. He paid all the firms delinquent O
taxes amounting to the neat sum Of \
81 $50. f
A large audience gathered at the b
Congregational church Sunday night
and everybody seemed highly elated r.
in listening to the beautiful songs. =,
rendered by the gramaphone-cer- G.
tainly marvel in its line =
At the sale Saturday of next week
the &. Mark Live Stock company will
offer beside the list of horses and cat q
tie advertised, 200 sheep, 80 mich COWS q
and a splendid lot of mules Don't o
miss the sale, Saturday May 4.
Bring your baby and children to t
Nelson's photo studio the first and third s
Saturdays in May. There will be spe- S
cial rate of only $500 per dozen for a a