The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1905-08-31

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New guns for rent at Grants hard
ware store. 3S-2t
S. johnson Of Glendorado was in
Princeton on Monday. $3.50
I. G. Patterson and: Mabel Evens
went to Duluth on Saturday.
Miss Belle Orion has returned from
a visit to her sister in Minneapolis.
/ c., A. Jack left on Tuesday for a.
couple Of days visit in the twin cities.
Mrs. M. S. Rutherford and daugh-
ter Mildred spent Saturday in Elk
River. ~ IL
For Rent-A #fye-roomed house on
Main street,. Princeton. Apply to S..
Long, Princeton X - - 80
Miss Mary Blair from the southern
part of the State is. visiting her sister,
Mrs. S. W. Williams.
4 pretty box of Lowney's candy can
be- found at The Home Drug Store,
Cooney block, Princeton.
J. A. Wetter, G. A. Woodward and
II. w. Magnus we're among the callers
at this Office on Saturday..
Miss Brennan of the Northwestern
hospital is spending a fortnight's
vacation with MIR. and Mrs. Ed WEIGH
at North Branch.
A choice variety of homemade
sausage at Rain: Bros. Highest
market prices paid for veal calves
and spring chickens.
Amin Rockstead, pharmacist at
Jacks, returned from his. home at
Ashland, Wis, on Friday after a va
cation of three weeks.
A big reduction in prices of sum-
mer hats to obviate: carrying same
over to next year at Mrs. E. F. Crit
fifth S millinery store.
Mrs. Bert Morrison of Minneapolis
and nephew, Guy Farnham, were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Farm
ham two days last week.
Miss Bessie Shaw, principal of a
high school in Superior, who passed
her vacation in Princeton, left on
Monday to resume her duties.
Fryhling Bros. have change of ad
this week. A large stock of new fall
and winter goods was purchased by
L. Fryhling in st. Paul on Monday.
Mrs. Geo. F. Wright was here last
week to superintend the packing of
her household effects for shipment to
St. Paul, her present place Of abode.
Miss Ada Neumann, who has been
on an extended visit to Veterinarian
Ne1ulmann and family, went back. to
her home in New Ulm; on Monday
morning., ~ sSs<-isz ~ =. - -;
Dan Spaulding, G. A. Eaton and
Robert King attended the basket So
cial given at Zimmerman on Saturday
night for the benefit of the Dad Eel
lows lodge at that place.
At Marks Great Bargain Store for
Saturday only: Greatly reduced pri-
ces on boys' clothing. Call and ex-
anime our Sl.98 suit. It's a record
breaker both for price and quality.
Road overseers should not forget
that the law requires the cutting of
weeds and brush along the highways
and Empowers them to enforce such
law. Now is the time to get at it.
We are pleased to note that Tele-
grapher Douglas Loring has been re-
installed in Office, Mr.. O'Hara hav-
ing returned to Fergus Falls. Old
Jim is not so black as he is painted.
Jul girl WILL 4OVo yOu uOfc, your
wife respect you more and your moth
er-in-law be less exacting if you in
close your hands in a pair of Pier
sons gloves. You can afford them.
Sale commences Saturday next.
Information has been received by
the Milaca Times from Everett, Wash
Eington, that the thirteen-months-o
daughter: of Mr.. and Mrs. John Van
Patten is dead. Mrs. Van Patten is
a daughter of Colin Campbell, form
erly of Princeton. 1T
A special conference of the ministers
of the Swedish Evangelical Lutheran
church of the ST. Paul district will be
held in: the old M. E. church, Prince
ton IN Sorf. ~,