The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1901-12-05

right and shall sell that way. Mrs
Goods now ready, come and see J G.
them. his
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MRS l.: 5. Briggs spent Friday IN 7th
the cities. =,
Highest price paid for wheat, rye, the
corn, oats and buckwheat at the St. cour
Francis Mill. tt o.
Tom Scheen went to the cities Mon lunc
day and spent two days in selecting Eve
holiday goods. =
Fred Burrell came up from the U clot]
and spent Thanksgiving at home He at J
returned Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Mcclellan and o.
child left for New York city on Tues Eric
| day to be absent short time NJ
| The Mark Live Stock Co. will hold will
a big sale of logging and farming urds
horses, etc., at Cove on December IA. this
Don't forget the fair and supper Of NJ
the First Spiritualist society at Macca- from
bees hall, Saturday evening, Dec. 9TH. tenn
The E. Mark Live Stock Co. shipped nom
out car of stock from Book on Mon H
day. Last week they shipped out car Kan
from Milaca. vest
| Koa,o oho.+o. - g the
Friday evening. All members are TT
urged to be present as the annual cleo sOci
tion of officers will occur at this time. poor
The militia boys. held their regular pres
meeting last Saturday night. A COM A
mittee Of three was appointed to draft cook
a constitution and bylaws for the com solu
pauy. rams
e. W. Cundy was down from Onamia NJ
Monday on short trip, returning on Just
Tuesday. Last Saturday he took sper
formal possession of the post Office at of
which time the old Jacksonville post H.
Office went out of business and ad-
'0Nl ''0N '-No o-o. neal
Mrs. W. J. Cravens, who recently day
sold her farm near town, has let the He
contract for story and a half cottage the
10 cost 81, 200 which she will erect in D.
the Craven's addition. W. L. Hatch has fro,r
the contract and work has been COM NJ,
[A'0l00N W Wv "" oollo1ns. as tt
Joe Craig, our popular miller, made RENE
trip recently to points in northern som:
Minnesota, Wisconsin and Michigan n,
He visited Bessemer, Michigan, where ,v;1,
he found the milling interests on the cnn,
boom and 100 per cent" -four in great ton
uon4@nu. 10 rln'e.on rolier inllis SUPP
norOnein Vrooe Is growing raplols' Com
A most novel sight to some of our and
citizens last Tuesday was an autom obile cent
dashing along our highways, and the NJ
| news was flashed along the telephone bo~o
that there had been terrible runaway: +nin
'l"' ~ nol ee .s "o'o IL Sls n'' ou' .ne sect
buggy was still running at a terrific tho
speed Spring Vale Cor Isanti County NV.
Press. ,.ano
Mr. and Mr.. GUY Ewing were in town the
yesterday, driving up from Princeton. else
Mrs. Ewing has sold over thirty pianos St.
and organs in this vicinity this year. who
1t was through her efforts that the .nd
nls - '0Nooi nole so0 l'o nne plano On bust
| 0.0N o"'S 0ol us "n' en0 las Jue' the
placed one in the high school at NJ,
Princeton.-Milaca Times. a,,x
Princetonites are having great sport him
skating and ice boating on Silver lake Dow
these days. On Thanksgiving day the cou1
ice was black with jolly crowd and oppt
last Sunday several hundred people
were on the lake enjoying the smooth ~
loo r. A D;o,zou ona 49,, p,,n;. pota
have rugged up their ice boat and '' ~
placed it on the lake and they have po''
been having all kinds of sport with it. 90
tato
AL Giltner has made application as whe
carrier on free rural route No. 3, which It c'
will run through Blue Hill He has to b
forwarded his bonds, etc., to the de- viii
partment and will no doubt be &C. not
cepted. But it is thought, however, a ba
that the route will not be opened until pots
spring, as there iare no more funds and
available at Thea present time for ad for
ul'lonal route service ana the Depart pres
ment will have to- wait until congress a
makes the next appropriation. .:0
b. M. Farnham OF the Minnesota farm
Rural Telephone Co., kwas in Milaca a lie
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