The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1904-06-09
G. A. JACK,
The Druggist.

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George I. Staples is the only person who is r
authorized to collect money due this Office In
every case the party paying money is entitled
to and should insist upon receiving printed n
receipt. r. G. DUNN. Publisher. r
Nelson's photos please the people.
A snap in fancy rice at Walkers.
Miss Gertie Brands is visiting in
Minneapolis.
Mrs. G. H. Rines has been laid up j.,
with a severe cold. q
Magnus Sjoblom has bought the
saloon Of Sam, Nelson, taking charge h
last week. ~ .....-. IT.
Miss Edna Whitney has been visit 7
ing relatives and friends in Foreston
the past week. !;
Leave your orders for milk and "
cream at Walkers. Morning and b
evening delivery.
Mrs. Herman Young is visiting her
parents,, Mr.. and Mrs. Cornfeld at l
st. Bonifucius. MINI.
G. A. Dickey has been engaged to :
deliver the Grafton at the Fourth of
July celebration at Cove.
Roy Jesmer and a party of friends T
went to Spectacle lake Sunday and
caught a big string of fish. .
A party of Mile Laos Indians were
on the south-bound train Monday. -en !
route to White Earth reservation. - :,
Mrs. F. L. Small and son George F
went to Anoka Monday where Mrs. F
Small attended the Bruins Green we'd +
ding.
Mrs. Fred Mcclellan came down t
from Pease Tuesday where she has {
been visiting with Charles Murray l
and family. !
Some OF the roller mill folks and I
Agent Rice and others went to Elk
lake last Sunday and came home with {
string of thirty five fish. +
Miss Mabel Evans has let the con- :
tract for her new residence which W. '
G.. Frederick is building just south of '
the residence of j. F. Zimmerman.
Frank Mudgett left for Washington !
last week with a view Of locating there I
if he likes that section. His wife is I
staying with her folks at Green lake '
during his absence.
Miss Bessie Smith went to Month
cello the first of the week and from
there she accompanied her aunt to Lit S
tie Falls where Miss Heath, cousin {
of Miss Smith, graduates this week.
]. C. Herdliska, who is secretary of =
the State Jewelers. associations has !.
issued notices of the semi-annual
meeting of the association which will
be held in St. Paul on June Is and 16. /
Postmaster Cordiner, N. e. Jesmer
and William Kaliher left last week !.
for Hot Springs, S. D., where they :
will remain about a month and take
the waters and baths of those famous
springs for rheumatism
Mrs. Game futile lost handbag
out of the rural route wagon on the .
road between Herman Lowell's. farm
and Princeton. The finder of said bag
will be rewarded if returned to the
owner or left at the I'm on Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Ludden received
telegram last week announcing the
death Of the wife of Mr.. Ludden' s
brother at Worcester, Mass. The day
after having received the message Mrs.
Ludden received a very cheerful letter
from her so that her death must have
been a very sudden one. I.
A. W. Woodcock says that while ;
working on his ranch in Florida he
gained twelve pounds. He put in long I
hours, starting in work at five in the
morning and working late at night.
Mr.. Woodcock says that the climate of .
that part of Florida where his ranch
is located is very healthy.
Marriage licenses have been issued !
the past week to the following persons: ]
Peter Westling and Miss Frances r.
Prescott; Alfred Olson and Miss I,
Emma G. Anderson; Harry G.. Olson /
and Miss Sophia G. Ross. The West K
ling-Prescott. wedding was performed Is
at the court house by Rev. Graft. d