The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1905-12-14

ruggist
Comb honey Gates') at Patterson's.
Soaked stock fish. Ludden,s store.
Hurry along! The great stock at
Jesmer's is fast disappearing.
Mrs. Emmett Mark and son returned
from Staples on Monday night.
Highest cash price paid for hides
and furs at G. H. Rahn's meat market.
Wanted-One thousand cords Of
wood in trade for anything in our
store. Fryhling Bros.
Take advantage of the half-price
sale on winter goods at Marks Great
Bargain store.
Mrs. J. V. Wicklund of Ogilvie Wis
tied friends in Princeton on Saturday
and returned to her home Mondays
Why should anybody be cold when
they can buy heating stoves below
cost at B. D. Grants. Call in and
look them over. s=.%
The first-year high school pupils
will give a sleigh party tomorrow
night with their destination at the
FoltZ home in Greenbush.
Unexcelled for purity and flavor
Lowney's Christmas candies. A fresh
supply of these delicious sweets lust
received at the Home Drug Store.
The longer you delay the smaller
will be the stock left for your selec-
ton. The goods are going like hot
cakes at Jesmer's department.. store
sale:
DR.. Galley reports that N. G. Holm
quist of Blue Hill is Suffering from a
omplication=of heart, liver and kid
ney diseases and that his recovery is
doubtful. - . - = - = -. =
Go and see old Bill Nicely if you re-
quire something good in the harness
line-something that will wear. Every
thing guaranteed. A superb line of
blankets and robes always on hand.
1t will pay you to purchase mer-
chandise for next year, or even two
or three years in advance, when you
can get it at almost your own price.
You can do this at Jesmer's depart
ment store reduction sale.
The fourth Of the series of Lyceum
entertainments was given at the Jes-
mer opera house on Saturday evening
and proved to be one of the best of the
entertainments SO far presented. It
also proved successful financially.
Farmers can now secure high-grade
northern-grow clover seed. This
seed is entirely free from foreign sub
stances of every description, is hardy
and adapted to this climate Mike
Mahoney has sixty bushels for sale.
have decided to change my bust
ness location and I offer my SIS, 900
stock below cost as long as it lasts.
1t will pay those who need hardware
for present or future use to look over
my line before purchasing elsewhere
B. D. Grant.
About twenty five people from here,
in two sleighs, drove down to Bald
win on Monday evening and surprised
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Latta, who were re-
Gently married, at their home. The
visitors carried with them large sup
ply of cakes, pies, etc., and a Jolly
good time was enjoyed.
The boys and girls of the period are
readers they are fond of books-and
the little people are particularly at
tracted toward illustrated books.
There is nothing more suitable for a
Christmas present than a book. The
Home Drug Store carries a supply
suitable to the occasion.
I. j. Kelly of Minneapolis. pro-
gressive agriculturist who knows how
to run a farm, has improved his do
main in Blue Hill by the erection of
a splendid barn 24x4O feet. Mr..
Kelly has also made other improve
ments upon his place and says he will
continue along this line until his farm
becomes the best ever - 8
T. H. Galley and wife were in Min
neapolis on Monday, Mr.. Galley at
tending a convention Of the agricul-
tural implement men. Mr.. Galley
took an active part in the proceedings