The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1905-06-22

Mr.. and Mrs. John .selander>on June
II. .ss,I: !.
E. D: Claggett was in. Princeton
chatting with his old acquaintance
Dan Mirick. left last Friday for
TO make his father
visit: He returned Monday.
Six-cord spool cotton, black and
white. Special price for Saturday
at Jesmer's at two cents. per spool.
A large line of sample shoes just
arrived. Call and see them.
q, -. r. D. Byers..
Cu-ra-co, a powerful blood purifier
and cure. for rheumatism, for sale at
The Home Drug Store, Cooney block,
Princeton. i. .-.-,.
Ladies fancy stock collars for Sat-
urday at Jesmer's. Lot No. /, 10
cents, lot No. 2, IS cents. Nice clean
stuff, no plumber.
G. w VansWorzHer has sold his last
eighty acres ofIand two and one-half
miles northeast, of Princeton to Henry
Smith. The deal was contaminated
June 20. .....---.
Mrs. &Charles George expects to
leave for Sank Center this week where
she will remain during the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Jesmer will occupy
her house.
G. A. Jack went to Minneapolis
last Friday to procure transportation
sor himself and family, to Portland,
Oregon. They will start on June 18th
over the N. P.
Ladies' cases and s'American Lady''
corsets and corset waists in broken
sizes, worth up to $3.50 per pair. At
the special value sale; next Saturday
at Jesmer's 10 cents. '
Judge VanAlsteinsis building neat
fence of woven wire around his resi-
aence lots. He has some nice flowers
and a garden which he wishes to pro-
'ect from strolling bovine.
Ladies' special waist sale at Jes-
mer's" Saturday,. Another record
breaker like the last. White and
,olored waists, all sizes, values up
o Sl.75. For one day IS cents.
It is reported that W. S. Foster of
Milaca, has formed a law partner
ship with r. H: Burns of st: James,
who will become a citizen of Milaca.
The firm name will be Foster & Burns.
The Milaca Times says that Andrew
Speeder has returned lately from a
rip to the west as far as Spokane.
He reports openings hard to find and
mas concluded to stay in Minnesota
while longer. -.
- Rev. j. zStamms left last Monday to
attend district conference at Spring
ield, MINI. He expected to be gone
'wo weeks. Mrs. Stamm accompanied
him as far as St. Paul, where she will
visit with ! friends until his RETURN:
Richard Chapman went to Elk River
Monday to:attend an adjourned meet
ing of the county commissioners. The
matter of letting the contract for con-
struction of ditch No: was settled.
a man named Crozier of Monticello.
the job.
E. M. Dahlby, manager of the Ma
pie Leaf Telephone company, was in
Princeton Tuesday making arrange
ments for the removal of the central
office to the rooms over the First Ma
tional bank. The change will be
effected as soon as the rooms are va
Gated by Miss King.
Tom Warren of Mile Laos lake, was
a caller in Princeton last Monday.
Three years ago he accompanied his
son Fred on trip to the Pacific coast,
but says he had enough of it to last.
At any. rate he. brought home with
him a good supply of curios in the
way of buffalo horns, etc. He has
nice collection of curiosities which he
las picked up in his travels about
he country. 90.
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