The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1902-04-24


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RUGG1sT. e wante
Green bush is now free from small 'neir
nov ing OF
Val Sausser moved onto the Johnson
farm this week. WA
, -. brick
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The merry-go-round is with US
again, and pitched it's tent last Friday. WI.
G.. A. Eaton left for a trip to Duluth daugt
and the head of the lakes Tuesday of BIZ
night.
My nesC price palu lot "neat, rye, ware
corn' oats ana oucK"heat at the st. beam
FRANCIS MILL. tt $3.50.
Dr. F. L. Small, resident dentist, re- Geo
moved to Offices in Galley building, over on hi,
ANDERSON S new STORE and G.
The best SIS bicycle that ever came dress
to this city just arrived. The
Galley HARDWARE Co. montI
Up Zimmerman ofs tho Princoton that
roller mills. went to Duluth last Fri poun6
dav and spent a. few DAYS at the head Elk r
of the lakes, Ro1
The Dorcas society will hold their cesso,
spring sale of APRONS and fancy articles the
at G.. A. R, hall on the evening Of Primo
Wednesday, May 18th. lly at
There are many complaints of wells We
running dry in Greenbush and in some Mimi
instances farmers are obliged to get varie
water at the swamps for their CATTLE other
The Odd Fellows had so much left
over from the supper en- the night of The
the dedication that the Rebekahs hold
served dinner in the Odd Fellows hall sale a
on Saturday. ! event
n. =, =. Il to eli!
"no WIG WIZ WIZ event
Fellow dedication, remained over un- Mrs
til Monday with Mrs. Lynch's mother, Grave
Mrs. John Hatch. ing, t
NJ Tonortz ono,od 49,; +o1 e turne
goods tn tho nnb1;o lost co+,,do,, IT, went
is an old and exnor;onood ,,a,oho,+ ~ broth
will prove quite an acquisition to the Las
business community: intert
No,ron,s ,ho+o e+,,d;o - D,; with
;s onen for uorl1 tho fre+ o,a +h;.5 est il
s.+nrdav If ororr noon+h .,,o;~ Mr.. n
shine - Renan,har +h,+ ,uhor w., too 10
wish To have vour niotnro +okan - Here
We are sole agents for the genuine o.
Hallock weeders, both riding and walk low
;no Wa will so11 WI, +his +oo1 49, 49, T. H.
same nr;oe &c others ell w., ;;ta south
tions C1rv u,nn11n, as tn
Peter
hast thursday nlgnt the Maccabees shops
hao very social Time at their hall. busin
They took in candidate and made
G., K.;o.h+ - -. Mr..
1adv Mac, hoes 30 No ~ an;+h nofaoaI child
ments, and the cOrnet band came also. "D"
A good time was reported. p"''
- gon "
Durlng tne orlet storm last Monday home
nlghV llgntnlng struck large tree who
near inc mousse OF Mrs. A. u. Plummer leave
on INC norm SIDE OF the river and about
ripped open the trunk of the tree, be-
SUES GEARING away inc gate post. The w.
house was not damaged, though the Will
bolt was too close for comfort. sary
WIZ, 49,, vices
n"9 WI" p.o0oo 0llo IL LILO which
work on the S. M. Byer's cottage, and mill .
has started on the new house he - -
is to build for NJ. J. Jaax. He also has fo,,.
Ouo son'l "oe loi 'no oreo'ion VI 'ne lodge
WV oo'o Aol .no 1'one n"ro"are The
Co., the excavation for which is now ~ .
nearly ready for the foundation
J. l
M. G. Nachbaur, who is at present honn,
working on some building contracts at d.v
Scanlon, the new lumber town near fo11 E
Cloquet, was home for short time c,,,o
last week, and left again for Scanlon Moro
Saturday. He also carried with him oro; O.
'no pt"na III 'ae ne" notel 10 De said
erected at Cambridge and on which he +or,o
will figure. 49,
1t is not an uncommon thing to see get
horses left standing in town all day On
long, or large portions of the day last ]
without any attention whatever. The was
owners of these animals should re- will
member that the horse wants a elect
drink just as badly as it's owner, and for IL
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