The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1902-03-13
The Druggist.

10 JANn, .ss.1 - !
Druggist. : h
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES a. a.
Rev. Paul Haight went to the cities !,
to-day. :.
b Miss Helen Moody spent Sunday at s
her home in Minneapolis.
Variability cords of maple F
wood. G. II. R1NEs & co. h
Mrs. H. M. Brand of Elk River was p
the guest of Mrs. K. II. Burrell over
Sunday. T.,
Highest price paid for wheat, rye, d
corn, oats and buckwheat at the St. e
Francis Mill. If
Mrs. Abe Mark left for Brainerd f
Monday where Mr.. and Mrs. Mark will a
in the future reside a
Easter comes little early this year
and the weather is getting in shape for
the transition from gloom to gladness. a
Sheriff Claggett took in Milaca, -
Borgholm and Milo on election day, =
rounding up jurors for the April term
of court.
D. A. Condition of Winnebago City,
MIMI, is in Princeton to-day looking r
over the field with a view of putting in =
a cigar factory.
Two crates of Angora goats arrived
last Tuesday evening for E. Grant, for =
his goat farm at Sandy lake. They f
were fine lot of goats. !,
Mrs. Hattie May Willard was opera s.
ted on for appendicitis at the North v
western hospital yesterday. It is n
reported that she is getting along very Fl
we'll. "
Miss Huff has her new spring stock
OF ready to wear hats now open for n
inspection, and Invites the public to 81
call and see the seasons novelties in o
this line. - b
Chas. Patsold came over from Cam
bridge to be present at the town cleo +
ton in Santiago this week. He went Il
back via the Coon creek horn yester- r
day morning.
Ivers & Pond, Colby, Ludwig, Cab q
Ter, Smith & Bauers, Metropolitan or o
Wesley pianos, and dozen other kinds +
can be, bought cheap for cash or on e
time. Call on Mrs. G. Ewing.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. S. Rutherford went o.
to Mora last Saturday to attend the G
funeral of the little six-year-old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. >Laud Rutherford, which
occurred at that place on Sunday. 81
The business hours of the Rural =,
Telephone Co. are from a. m. to p. !,
M. on week days, and from to 10 a. M n
and 6 to p. m. on Sundays. Take n
notice and govern yourselves accord 4
ingly. ,
If you are looking for the best bicycle p
on the market for the money be sure
and see the famous "Crawford" wheels p
now on exhibition at B. D. Grants.
They are substantial and durable, and y
are neat and pretty wheel. !,
Commencing the first day of March |.
the pay of rural mail carriers was in b
creased from $500 to $500 per year, and d
our local mail carriers with all the c
other rural carriers throughout the d
country, are feeling happy over the
increase.
Mrs. G. A. Eaton entertained a num- F
Der of friends last Tuesday evening at n
progressive ''nations," which afforded -
much pleasure for the company during h
the evening. Refreshments and music r.
followed very pleasant evening in r.
which all saw most of the world by !,
''nation" cards. II
The April sale of the E. Mark Live
Stock Co. will be one of the best sales
ever held in Princeton. Mr.. Mark l,
promises that there will be fine lot Of e
horses and cattle at this sale, and will c
give farmers a chance to buy some tt
good stock. He will have lot of good b
farm mares and work horses at this n
sale that farmers should not fail to t,
come and see. ,.--. ~;~.<. -s.-...s.. q
Mrs, I. M. Carlton has received a -
letter from her son, Lieutenant Carl =
ton who is now stationed on the Island
of Mindora in the Philippines. Lieu
tenant Carlton sent his mother paper n
with the autograph of Aguinaldo and q
several other noted Filipino prisoners b
who are stationed on the Island of n