The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1903-04-02
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JACK, the 9t ssi ha'
1uggist.
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at the Con
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laca Tuesday. ;ee,,ad
Mrs. Avery left Monday for trip to Schedin
y her home in Alma Center, Wis. Milaca.
Homegrown Kiln-dried seed corn Bring us
for sale by Galley HARDWARE co. on them.
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'00., ''oo i01.o~' l'ei ioi1n Princeton.
in Greenbush and will reside in Milaca -
in the future. A fine W
$780, we a
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mer's Department Store. -
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Mortified last Friday and remained and seve1
over Sunday with her folks. como ,,,, E,
D. NJ. Ferry's genuine red globe NJ y
onion seed in bulk at orooan;os
r. Galley HARDWARE Co.'S. this n7oa1,
c. A. Dickey drove over to Cam open for TT
bridge last Saturday on business con- Nrs n
i'0oOo' Will VIE prooaOs VI dill esVa'e' tai weddin
M. S. Rutherford closed big deal Mr.. and ,
, with Minneapolis parties last DeBooy is
"eeA Aor d 1"rse 'rac' Oh oregon tl1n- The Moo
w. invitations
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. S. Rutherford spent at Jesmer,
few days last week in Minneapolis. ING of the
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Ruth
erford i"hoe a
~ of musical
ne 1""n 'e'i1lls courc @' lie hlsh Call and il
/ school has been laid out for the season ton
and the devotees of the sport have -
2 started in playing. s. ). 81
=, cream e0
Next Sunday Rev. Stamm of the Anil let
German Lutheran church of Princeton r1iod co,
will confirm class of ten at the e+ono.
q church at 10 a. N. .* .. : .,:s r.
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One lot Of ladies' Shoes good quail will raoa;1
10 "''e. "0iO'' ~. ~, ~ o1ose ouC we ing week.
VII oll Oi0'il "0 pIA pei pa1r' 'es- prices Th
: A''' . '00P"l 1lnolO oVole Departme1
The streets have dried up in pretty Coo w
0oN .'l'' CONSTITUTING 'ne rived last
'80" CIV" ~ o'l"o "@' VA '''e'''' IL onto the G
< was model drying weather. ,or+ad Z
Father Levings went up TO Mile section pc
Laos lake last week to hold services at ,1r r, 7
\ Cove Sunday where he is making ar do, n;oh+
engagements to start church. has heen
For SALE-We have just received folks for
a car load Of dry oak wood which we is with he
: will close out at once. Nox+ ro
I NJ L. WHEELER & co. + will
Carpenters and builders tools and there viii
building material in the hardware line. evening d.
r. Everything you think of that you church by
e need, at B. D. Grants, Princeton. Nrc =
The ''White Lily washing ma Litchfeld
r chimes. the swiftest on earth and the nOuncing
easiest running machines made Get She will r.
one for your wife. B. D. Grant, Prince her folks
ton. ~ -
Frank Pooler has been in Princeton morning Fl
, the past week renewing old aceuaint- to come j
ances. While here he bought some Dr. Hixse
horses "hlch ne Will take 10 ms claim Dr. Coone,
----0-~- a. Glenn
The celebrated ''Monogram:' paints ploved in
that will wear as long as the building the past y
or woodwork on which used If you day. Cler
are going to paint go to B. D. Grants of whisker
7NEp. y0o - .. The buff
y Oswald Kings bird dog and one OF and twin c
It's pups was poisoned last Sunday night ronzed by
by some party to Mr.. King unknown. the porter
and who is afraid to make himself up passe
AA'"n L" any oener manner Emory \
I handle the Estey, Mason & Hamlin, ington VIII
r metropolitan and Moline organs and all the lumb
a the standard makes OF pianos. Come Cundy has
, IN and look over stock poets to st
MRS ANNIE EWING. -
1900 Neal w
When building be sure and use the been vis
famous North Star Zenith wall plaster east Of tow
as hard as rock and as permanent as He says tn
t11ne itself. Makes wall fire, water of the lake
r wind and bug proof B. D. Grant, sole land is inc
q agent. If
- Peterson
S Nelson. the expert photographer of 1ev;s roc
d Anoka, attends his branch studio at foa he,.a
h Princeton the first and third Saturday 49, .+l.
~ cav" '.'' 0'1' illoa'A rlease Dear stall in
ot1la - ~, you WISH 10 nave any They will
a Pio'osA Plle VIZ ~ ooll0' u liska.
k John Rodgers has sold his farm of On We
q l2o acres to Mr. Durham of Illinois, the George Y