The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1904-12-29
G. "A. JACK
The DRUGGIST
Fancy cluster raisiEs at Walkers.

~ Fancy cluster raisisas at Walkers.
q Talmon sweet and Jonathan apples
4 at Walkers.
~ R. S. Wishart of Fneer has gone to
~ 1 n Minneapolis.
.itied Mr. and Mrs j. S. Anderson OF
,ns0' Milaca sent Christmas with the Pet
- tersons.
lie. S. W. Williams went TO Waupaoa,
g ,i,7 Wis, for Christmas. returning home
1Saturday.
ho, Miss Ouida Brown eaAae slame from
Morris last Saturday to spend Christ
Xmas with her folks
A. S. Mark drove to Elk River
Monday and took the train TO meet an
ner appointment in St. Paul.
the
The e. Mark Live Stock Co. will
hold a sale of horses and live stock
pelC az: Buffalo on December 31st.
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Sheriff Claggett has sold his house
and property to Louis Plumondore
l y. who will take possession nezzt April.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Clark spent
Christmas with their daughter, Mrs.
lti''o F. G. Wesloh and family of Green
Wen bush.
Marks first sale Of the new year
4Ss'7i will be held on next Saturday. He
first will eta,,+ Tho now, 1roo, ,..i+z, oaa
hort lot oe;z,on.oe 1919
Henry Whiting came up from Min
,'4u neapoESs last Saturday accompanied
WIN by his sister, and they went down to
ioni- the Brook to spend Christmas with
stheir FOLKS
ome ~ - 77- - -,
Q is <''I'S. -.''' W. ol,ssse "enO ~
tho fAJewport, Mimi, and took dinner with
their son. w. A. Chase and wife
.tiGleir son lis feeding over 20, 900 sheep
cry at that poiast' this season.
who -.
pent @AA = 'A'" -SA1"' 'iih Ne1A pa'e1l <allo
old daughter Georgia of Minneapolis
caaae up Saturday and spent Christ
mas with the Sadleys who had @
$50 10----- ~ Wv .-o-'o"'''
they J']'. HerdlisAa received word fnona
b1sS Nort!l Dakota last week that his
father was seriously i'll, and be was
!, aboutsaeady to visit his father when
WIS ", he received word ,that he was znuch
hick
that The committee ON streets and side
vHalks might get busy about this time
ald see ta,at the walks. ARE kept clean
It is one. of the Things the committee
j oe a7o.t;o. :. '''
for " ...-..
ssuae Nelson, tzse expert photographer Of
Anoka, attends his branch studio at
Princeton the first and third Saturday
so,s of eaeh and every month Please bear
w. this in mind when you wish to have
.sjny photographic work done. If
few A. G. Larsonshas bought the pota-
toes of Westling&S Johnson which are
stored in the basement of the .Carew
block. Mr.. Larson made she pur-
the ,.
- use the basement the remainder OF the
'lil' season for storing potatoes.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Weber of Me
nomonie, Wis, paren5s of Mrs. Pin
49, ney, spent Christmas with Prof. Pin
w. ney and family, returning home Moa~
Ding Wy se' y.
dis o'oA '4 w., "io
was for twenty-five Yeas with the
Knapp-Stout Lumber Co. of Menom-
S of onie.
ppy q, Fr;dav af.arn1on - >. - ,oo,1
the schools adjourned for the holiday
vacation and the children in sxaany of
the rooms babe adieu to their studies
and welcomed Christmas time with APP
propriate ceremonies. In Miss
we'd Quinn's room there was very Inter
mas esting program by the children, and
tier there was music furnished by an Or
)ur- gan, a violin and cornet, while the
Aid children had a pretty Christmas tree
With to top off on.
God o,:n o1---.1- =
of Santiago were close partners for
gre few hours on Christmas day and the
1eld day following. Mr.. Claggett had
aext Knowlton arrested, the charge being
at that Knowlton had not turned over
ers, $50 belonging to the late John Thorn
usi- quist of Cambridge and which sum it
the was claimed was collected over two
lrch years ago: KnOWltOn got busy and