The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1904-03-24
G. A. JACK.
The Druggist.

'ugGist. !
Nelson's photos please the people.
Don't forget the lecture at G.. A. r.
hall tomorrow afternoon.
Leave your orders for milk and
cream at Walkers. Morning and
evening delivery.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. E. Jesmer returned
last week from visit of several days
in Minneapolis and St. Paul.
Come in and see the celebrated
Sharples Cream Separator on exhib
ton at Galley Hardware Co.
Mrss. L. M. Skinner of Minneapolis
who has been visiting Mrs. H. II.
Farnham, returned to her home last
Friday.
J. II. Probst of the Mile Laos Lum.
Der Co., was in Princeton yesterday
attending to business matters at the
court house.
For Rent Building on Main street
that can be used for restaurant Form.
erly occupied by Nachbar restaurant
and hotel. T. H. Galley.
My line of trimmed hats will be
ready for inspection Thursday, March
3lst. Ladies of Princeton are cor.
daily invited to call.
Miss Anna Sadley.
Louis Jesmer has taken his place
behind the counters in E. B. Ander.
sons store where he can be found by
all his old friends in the future. Louis
says that he has quit farming fo1
good.
Abe Mark of Brainerd sends the
U n i n a picture of the pretty launch,
"Remnica'' of Midland, Mile Laos
lake. The boat will be valuable ad.
dition to the Mile Laos lake fleet the
coming season.
Last Friday night Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Southland entertained party OIL
friends at their home. There was
music and cards, and a supper was
served at midnight. Before leaving
for home all voted Mrs. Southland a
model hostess.
Charles Peterson of Glendorado was
in town Saturday morning and met
his wife at the train and they went
home rejoicing over the fact that they
were in a free country with second
papers to show proper citizenship.
Hurrah for Uncle Sam and the Amer.
lean flag!
Miss Jennie Olson who has been
making her home the past winter with
her sister, Mrs. N. N. Agren, left last
week for Minneapolis where she will
remain for some time. Before she left
quite a number of her friends gave a
surprise party in her honor at Mrs.
B. M. Chapman's.
The marriage Of Leo Yopp and Miss
Lizzie Scheller was solemnized at the
German Lutheran church in Germany
yesterday afternoon at two O'Clock,
the ceremony being performed by Rev.
Strausch. Mr.. and Mrs. Yopp will
make a wedding trip to the brides old
home at Oshkosh, Wis.
D. L. Croker of Elk River has &C.
cepted the agency for the Singer Sew:
ing Machine Co. for this territory and
will make his headquarters at L. G..
Prescott's jewelry store, where he in.
vites all to call and look over the
Singer" whether they wish to buy or
not. Repairs of all kinds kept on
hand and repair work attended to
promptly.
In the list of names of parties who
are in the Minneapolis Journal con.
test for trip to the worlds fair al
st. Louis appears the name of Miss
Irwin Reem of Princeton who is one
of three candidates running in this
district which is known as district No,
I. She has over thousand votes tc
her credit while a young lady from
Brainerd has over 5000 and another
from the same place has over $4,000.
Horace M. Johnson, the old soldier
who lives in Mrs. Edmison's house
up on the West Branch, is quite sick
He suffered slight stroke of paraly.
sis, and despite his advanced age, il
is thought that he will recover from
the shock. Mr.. Johnson is past eighty
years of age, and for a man so ole
has been very spry and active, chop
ping wood and doing chores that many
husky v011nor mon thoco 1ove .oor, I =