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

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in this issue which it will perhaps pay
you to peruse.
A. w. Dahlgren and Pete Road
strom spent Sunday at M. A. Carl.
sons in Brickton. ar
Homemade harness-the sort that
wears-at Gillespie, Stoneberg &
Co.'s. VIM. Nicely, manager.
Have a few frst-class shotguns left
and to close; out will sell them for less
than cost. Grants Hardware Store.
/ (IsssY our friends will expect them
! Christmas presents. And you can
get them in extensive variety at the
Home Drug Store. (
A sleigh-ride party composed of a
number Of the junior students in the
Princeton high school visited Miss
Adena Carlson at Brickton on Friday.
Mrs. NJ. S. Mather and Miss Bird
Cole Of Hecla, S. D., are visiting
their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
A. Cole, and their uncle, William
.Cole.
On Monday DR.. Cooney was called
to Anoka to prescribe, for Miss Belle
johnson, daughter of VIM. johnson,
who is suffering from nervous all,
ment.
DR.. Armitage went down to Elk
River on Monday to examine VIM.
Fl. White, an invalid soldier who has
made application for an increase OIL
pension.
Rev. Shore preached to his congre.
cation here on Sunday. Mr.. Shore
says that up to that datesnot a particle
of snow had fallen at fireplace where
he resides, Willow River.
If you want to see the right kind OF
toys and Christmas goods go to
Marks Great Bargain store. There
you will find. everything you are look
ing for at the very lowest prices.
want your cream. Will pay the
highest market price for same. Cream
tested and cash paid every day, at e.
A. Ross residence. 4"
| Soft VIM. Ross.
Prof, Shoemaker of St. Cloud de-
livered an address at the meeting OF
Mile Laos County Teachers asso-
citation in Princeton on Saturday. We
are indebted to the genial professor
for a call.
A very appropriate Christmas pres
ent for a gentleman friend is a box of
cigars. The Home Drug store has
choice Havanas put up in neat pack
ages containing 10, Is and SO, from 50
cents per package up.
a number Of friends gathered at the
home of August Jaenicke last Friday
evening in honor of his fftieth birth
day anniversary. Supper was served
and games of cards played. The &C.
casion was a very delightful one
By doing your Christmas shopping
early you will not only have larger
stocks Of goods to select from but the
clerks will thank you for being con-
siderate of their welfare. The holi-
day season is usually nerve-wear-
ing crush for the clerks.
! Carl Lindeke of St. Paul is visiting
relatives in Germany this week. Mr..
Lindeke,. who formerly lived ii this
vicinity for many a year, called at the
U n on office on Friday He is look
mig hale and hearty and we are al
ways pleased to meet this jolly old
gentleman when he comes to Prince
ton.
| Il. f. HOlthus, who advertised in
last weeks U n o the loss of SIS in
bills, has recovered the same. When
a man loses money in public places
the chances are Is to 1-Or something
like that-that he will never see it
again. The return Of the money
speaks we'll for the U n on as an ad-
vertising medium. H
| One of Princeton's physicians has
taken exceptions to the peculiarities
OF his janitor. For purely economic
ends the janitor stores the electric
light bulbs in his coat pockets when
they are not in use. The doctor has
protested thereat and the janitor is
practicing upon punching bag for
reasons best known to himself.
| Christmas Decorations.
Place your orders for evergreen
coil, holly wreath, magnolia wreath.
evergreen and holly wreath and