The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1904-03-31
Fancy grapefruit at Walkers.

'EtU RSDAY e, MARCH 3 Il.
Fancy grapefruit at Walkers.
International Stock Food agency at
Walkers.
Judge. Keith and wife were in the
clues last week.
p. B. Anderson was visiting the twin
city ]obbing houses this week.
A boy baby was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. William Cakes last Tuesday.
Shorts sl7.OO, bran $1,000 per ton at
mill or feed store in I. o. o. F. block
Mr.. and Mrs. Royal Berry were
presented with a girl baby last Mon
day.
owing to the dance next Monday
night Company G. will postpone it's
drill until Tuesday evening.
Steve Palmer moved this week to the
upper rooms in the building formerly
occupied by Janikula's saloon.
Kiln dried seed corn, it will all grow.
we have several varieties
Galley Hardware Co.
Eugene Boyn is figuring on buying
a lot in the Durham addition where he
will put up his new house this spring.
George Dunn came up from the
Brook Monday with Benz. Mckenzie
and left on the morning train for his
home at Hamline.
Found-In the village of Princeton,
gents watch. Owner can have same
by calling at Herdliska's jewelry store
and proving property and paying for
publication.
A Pease subscriber writes: "Accept
thanks for the U nj O n map which ar
rived all O. K. We find it very useful
and just what is needed in every home
both in Mile Laos and adjoining
counties" Have you one of these
maps? If not why not.
There was no meeting at the village
hall last Monday night to take action
regarding the organization of a fire
department as no one attended the
meeting. DR.. Cooney, president of
the council, was called out of the city,
and an effort will be made later on to
take the matter up.
Miss Gwen Foster, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Foster of Camden
Place, Minneapolis, and Miss Elsie
Higgins of the same place, were visit
ing friends in Princeton this week.
They left for Page yesterday to spend
a few days with Mrs. W. Fl. Libby, an
aunt of Miss Foster.
E. Mark & Co. will build a store
building at Midland and the company
will put in an up-to-date stock of dry
goods. A crew left for Midland this
week to begin work on the new build
ing: 1t is the intention to carry
full line of ladies', mems and chill
dren's shoes, ladies' suits, millinery,
notions, mems and boys clothing, etc.
County Surveyor A. N. Holm was
over from Wyanett last Saturday on
business. MIR. Holm has not yet To-
Gated himself and family and he says
that his future home may be in Cam
bridge. Mr.. Holm and family would
be welcome additions to Cambridge
and we hope soon to see them settle in
our village. Cambridge Independent.
James A. Moore of Lawrence and
Miss Elsie J. O'Brien, daughter of
Richard O'Brien of Wyanett, we're
married at the M. r. parsonage yes
terday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock by
Rev. W. E. J. Gratz. Miss O'Brien
formerly taught school at East Side,
Mile Laos lake. The newly married
couple left on the Afternoon train for
Mora and their home at Lawrence.
Pianos and Organs and all Musical In
Struments.
We guarantee to save you money
and furnish you good reliable instru-
ments. We sell for CASH or on the
INSTALLMENT PLAN. Why not
buy an ORGAN or PIANO and have
the use of it while paying for it? We
sell the Celebrated VOSE g.
sons PIANOS and ESTEY Or
CANS; also other STANDARD