The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1903-03-26

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Nelson's photos please the people, OF ]
Marshal Schmitz of Milaca was in va
Princeton Tuesday. 'o'
Attorney Mcmillan spent few days ~ =
in Minneapolis last week. ~
Dune McCuaig came down from Mora pli
last week and returned Tuesday. sto
Miss Fannie Jones is thinking of I
starting an ice cream parlor some time sec
in May. -. the
M. E. Rutherford and wife of Min 7 O.
neapolis spent Sunday with Mr.. and l
Mrs. M. S. Rutherford. II
Postmaster Cordiner is able to be at we
the postofice again after another Sc thr
we're attack of rheumatism. Der
James johnson came back from r. :
Pine River last week where he has
been at work the past winter. ~..>~ 1
WANTED. - Good girl for general NJ.
homework. Good wages to competent 1;1
girl. MRS. E. MARK o;r
Mrs. G. Tryon, clairvoyant, will give to
readings daily; will hold dime circles tin
Wednesday evenings at Linwood Cot 7
tage. Git
Mrs. P. G. Briggs left for Clinton, loo
Iowa, Tuesday, receiving the sad in tat
telligence that her father died at that say
place on Monday. bal
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give an entertainment at the Congre-
gational church on Tuesday evening,
April 7. Program later on
Rev. Gratz went down to Zimmerman JUL
last night to hold services and look e'
over the field where new M. E. o '7l
CHURCH will soon=be started -. :. a q
The 'SWhite Lily'' washing. ma ne es
chimes, the swiftest on earth and the sn,
easiest running machines made. Get 7
one for your wife. B. D. Grant. Prince al
ton.
j. Frank Fouche, celebrated drama do,
tic interpreter, and humorous imper- be,
senator at opera house next Monday tes
evening, March 80. Admission Is and tor
70 cents. Reserved seats IS cents. VIII
| handle the Estey, Mason & Hamlin, the
Metropolitan and Moline organs and all
the standard makes Of pianos. Come ia;
in and look over stock. raj
MRS. ANNIE EWING. st.
The celebrated "Monogram'' paints ev'
that will wear as long as the building be
or woodwork on which used If you Ca
are going to paint go to B. D. Grants sal
and let him supply you. adj
When building be sure and use the
famous North Star Zenith wall plaster, thi
as hard as rock and as permanent as las
time itself. Makes a wall fire, water, be-
wind and bug proof B. D. Grant, sole ing
agent. If tin
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Nelson, the expert photographer of o,,>
Anoka, attends his branch studio at O..
Princeton the first and third Saturday -:
Of each and every month: Please bear
this in mind when you wish to have any T
Photographic work done. If era
O. A. Wilson was down from Fores- W.
ton Tuesday where he has located ~
again after having lived for some time 'eI
at Shevlin, MINI. The country did v.
not agree with Mrs. Wilson and they 49, -,
will make their home in Mile Laos I'll. :
county in the future. po'
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Mrs. Myra Weed National w. C. Co.
L. U. lecturer, spoke at the M. e. are
church last evening on s'Polygamy'' 81.
The w. G. T. U. is carrying on an anti =
polygamy crusade throughout the coun- ,,;v
try and Mrs. Weed is one of the prin- The
cipal lecturers on this subject h;o
Editor John Kienitz of the Cambridge mo
Independent, was the guest of MIR. and up
Mrs. G. w: VanWormer last FRIDAY qui
evening. Mr.. Kienitz returned to fell
Cambridge via the twin cities Saturday the
morning. John was greatly impressed riv
with our new depot and thought that thi
Princeton was to be congratulated on tim
having such fine station. . til