The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1905-05-18
G. A. JACK
The Druggist

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George I. Staples is the only person who is ca
every case the party paving money is entitled Roc
to and should insist upon receiving printed clan
receipt. r. c. DUNN Publisher r.
Mrs. Elsie Moore visited thinner OILS
man Monday. d VI
L. L. Hudson of Milaca, spent Tues 81
dow =, p,i,oo+or now,
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Mrs. Walter Brown is visiting rel
atives in St. Cloud this week. MI
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Miss Ella Cotton went to Milaca last has
Monday and is visiting friends, in that
village. .-# VI
In order to avoid the penalty on ca7,z
real estate taxes at least half the tax 49,.
must be paid before June l.
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Last week Mrs. Isaiah S. Mudgett Frid
moved into her village home which over
she purchased of L. S. Libby. ino ,
The Mark Horse company shipped NJ,
q Cal VI llorses W OarlCoh Nlohoay Mia
III ol'o ee'lo "llloll 0ooh place ls'sV that
Tuesday. somf
G. A. Diczey was in attendance at A..
district court in Cambridge this week. aa
His cases we're disposed of and he re- ~'1o0
turned home Tuesday. wv
Oscar Peterson, who went from .AnO]
Princeton to Elk River a few weeks Th
ago anu Opeheo d olachsm1tn shop, the e
reports business as being good. Rrio
An incipient blaze started Tuesday to Il
. afternoon in the partition of Henry peale
Erickson's house, but it was extin- NJ,
gulsneu before cne IRE truck hao time day
~ s00 0'loio' Wher
Fred Mcclellan arrived in Prince He {
ton from Los Angeles, California, and
last Friday evening and will remain G.
in Minnesota some time to look after oom,
his business interests. 70 D
E. S. Walker has RESIGNED his posi- train
ton in the store of Harry English uppe
& Company at Zimmerman and is
now employed in the store of E. B. WAS
Anderson in Princeton. IN h;
It is said that the census enumerat- poor
ors this year will not ask the ladies BUSH
how old they are. The question will In
be in a more popular form and will nrof,
be "How young are you?' ->-.~s< and
Wonder what became of the fish Of t,
captured by the crowd last Sunday. one
It is claimed that a goodly supply medi
was caught, but they could not be Ne
found after the boys got home Ano,
Hicks, the weather man has hit it Prin
pretty we'll this month, and he is blind of ca
too. He relies on his daughter for all this
his observations. Well, anyone can any
see that it is raining plenty. tn
When the Home drug store is opened ton
for business Gunner Elmquist will &C. the I
cupy the position of pharmacist. He from
is now engaged in experimenting the in tn
arrangement of the fixtures in the the
store. reco
II. G.. Head of Battle Lake. Minn., We
arrived in Princeton Tuesday evening vest
and was warmly welcomed by his old upor
friends. Harry's banking business Johr
occupies SO much of his time that he been
is seldom seen here. vhic
Louis PAIL son-in-law of Louis slca
Plumondore, has removed from Scan WE'LL
lon to Couer ID Alene, Idaho. Mrs. La
Pail came to Princeton to visit her o'clc
parents and left here last Monday to RAG
join her husband in their new home. Aug
Tim
A subscription has been made in the 49,.
village for the man Hulett who was
interrupted some time ago in his work -.oS
of taking fish from Elk lake. While -
he was visiting down in Hennepin FIR
county after his conviction his house trees
was burned and the subscription was such
for the purpose of building another impo
one for him. in gc
Miss Mary Gibbons expects to open 80 80
up her new drug store in the Dr.. go.
Cooney building next week. The fix -
lures are being put in place by two Sn
expert workmen from Pauly's factory, poets
and much of the stock of drugs and Sher
. sundries has arrived. Miss Gibbons scho
modestly remarks: SWhen we get bly,
everything in; shape I, think the people Isan
of Princeton will have no reason ia have