The Princeton union., 1904-04-07
G. A. JACK,
The Druggist.

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friends ar
| Princeton
! Nelson's photos please the people. - -.
Jesmer's department store has ;,
very fine window display this week. s+n;,,o ~,
Andrew Gunderson of Cove was in folks in G.
Princeton last week attending the SALE paostmaste
Rev. Pease of the Union church at The Ladi
Elk River in Princeton the first church viii
! of the week. Slater on
1oa,,o vo,,r ordon. -, -,;r- 18th.
cream at Walkers Morning and AL Smith
evening delivery. last week a
The Ladies' Aid society of the NJ with his ia
E. church met with Mrs c. O. Moore terday.
yesterday afternoon. w w
| Frank Morneau has put in large ranch last
refrigerator at the Commercial hotel. look after
1t is l0x715 and eight feet high. poets to be
Come in and see the celebrated Buy the
Sharpes Cream Separator exhibi as will
tion at Galley Hardware Co. house at al
My spring stock of trimmed hats is
now arranged for your inspection at The ladi
my store. Miss Huff. ity in
H. Schwartz had purchased lots 81 of,o ~. w.
| and IS in block ten of the original
townsite of Princeton from M. S.
| Rutherford Robert S
| 75-1-----5 e----:7- - ,r,, Washingto
.oa,- -, : 49, -aly VI Dluo All' tanned in
Wv -1 ' ~ ~ '' ~" court but
.4 D7:,:I4 ~ ' " ~ over the te
| Do-. 1-:75:--- - 49,. Among t
5 ~ 11'AlA s wv who were l.
49, ~, 0A0' Saturday
3 ' l0Sv<so' "i10 Fairbanks,
| 40'0-. 4-- - - 0"A0s of Mora, a
Forest Cater is building a small dali and N
| frame building near his present house c7,,;fe =
| where he will store his goods. He ex- u~;a1t
poets to visit way down east the COM Haaaa.,;,,
80 pearance il
Eugene Shaw of Princeton. has Charles T
moved his family here and expects to is wanted {
make his future home in Mlaca. He case.
has accepted a position as night en- ru,o ~.
e1.1 -1O 171A' p-'' church viii
gregationa
| Peter Moeger the veteran tailor of April 18th
Elk River, has opened his tailor shop a board 0
in the building formerly occupied by says that t
Janikula's saloon. Mr.. Moeger has the old NJ
had thirty-fve years experience in the new church
.allorlng business ana turns OUT notn- Miss Biz
ing but the best quality of work. :. |va1;fo,,s
!
Mrs. H. E. Barnum was taken i'll last night look
Friday with Inflammation of the bowels her visit.
and by Monday morning the ailment ent wi
had reached a critical stage. DR.. Wright I
Bacon, who is attending her, sum- unfortunat
moned DR.. Cooney from Princeton to and was o7
hold consultation, but it was decided from Colo1
to not perform operation. At the p;7a;
present writing the condition of the o,7o,, -, n,
patient is improving and prospects for IN o.rnoc+
her recovery good.-Milaca Times of .a1,o,a1
A. G. Larson came back from sunny up in that
California last week to be in attend and Peter
ance at court witness in the case in from thu
of the State against Harley Wright adjoining
Mr.. Larson says that he likes Califor- will build
MIA very we'll and is working on a M. NJ
large lemon ranch where there are risi+iro. =
s 1N, loon :" ''o "l10 Nv o"i 1o0u: Wm King
"Ao 1tApp0o ny Oi.o anon days, left
oi' LIZ 0oiilo ~ ee'o0 via olO- where Mr..
land and expects to return shortly noes ,d "
after court adiOurns. e4 -,
Miss Bertha, daughter of Mr.. and Witham b.
Mrs. F. T. Kettelhodt, and Mr.. Gustaf Galley Har
Henry Kriesel Of Crown, will be mar Rev w
ried at the home of the bride this even ton 1e+
ing by Rev. Geo. Stamm of the Ger conference
man Lutheran church. A wedding one who
19.: "o ooepOlon WILL lollo" cne Rev. Graft
| , S "A0 'io youns couple VIII elders ha1
| leave this week for Minneapolis where ~ ;f -
they will make their future home The cro;,o ~
.:al. :. .o01 ~ v'lo oiioe ano groom the byways
| 1;fs '0'Al :" 'o''s 'nu Happy married days.
| ------------- Mrs. En-
| 1he oeatn OF MRS. Harry Lambert, Office some
oaughCer OF WIN. lhomas OF the town the unleav
OF "yanett' occurred last Friday to Jewish
morning aC ner nome on the Cham ing the obs
berlain farm in Wyanett. Mrs. Lam Passover '
oert nad an attack OF the measles and Wednesday
afterwards pneumonia and brain fever ends at su,
set in. She had been married only were on th,
aoout mohtn' ana under the clrcum- devoid of
stances her death was peculiarly sad them were
Eone as sne had not been IN good is good an
nealtn 1or some tlme Rev. Steenson care to inc
omclated at the funeral which was diet, thou
held at the home Saturday, and the healthful Il