The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1906-04-12

Eight loaves of bread for 25 cents
at Shepard's.
Crushed oyster shells for your
chickens at the Galley Hardware Co.
Three good cooks wanted Apply to
Princeton Mercantile Co., Baickton.
MINI. -
Save your money for the wonderful
sale of necessary articles on April 20
and FL.
L. J. Chadbourne, real estate dealer
of Minneapolis, was in Princeton on
Wednesday. .~- I. 2 - E5....
T. 81. Galley was in Minneapolis
Monday on business connected with
his starch mill. -1'
Ed Claggett and, daughter Edna
came up from the cities last Friday.
Ed returned on Monday. 1-.~...sel -
The sweetest smoke on the market
is the "Little Sultan" manufactured
by Julius Sugarman, Princeton.
VIM. -Kaliher has purchased the
furniture and fixtures in the A. n.
Smith barber shop and taken possess
sion.
| Gordon Shepard arrived here from
Humboldt, Iowa, on Monday and will
spend the summer with his parents at
this place.
M. L. Smith of Cove called at this
Office yesterday. = Mr.. Smith, who is a
very genial old gentleman. was on his
way to Minneapolis.
For Sale-A good Estey organ.
Suitable for church, school or family.
Also household goods. Apply to
N. N. Agren at this office.
Mrs. = Ambrose 7O'Kelliher and
daughter, Mary, of Blackjack, are
the guests of Mrs. O'Kelliher's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Rines.
DR.. Lynch of Monticello, son-in-law
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Hatch, was here
last week on visit to relatives and
returned to his home on Monday.
Easter Sunday at St. Edwards
Catholic church: Low mass at $50 a..
M, high mass at 1880 a. m. Special
music will be introduced at the 1920
service.
If Mr.. Slim and Mr.. Stout will
come here for their spring suits they'll
both be fitted and pleased. We have
suits for all forms.
L. Fryhling, clothier and tailor.
The open season for trout fishing
will commence next Sunday, April Is.
Pike, muskallonge, croppies,. perch,
sturgeon, sunfsh and catfish cannot
be legally taken until May 1 nor bass
until May 20. ~.. Il ,~--....;
Julius Sugarman is now manufac-
turing two choice cigars, known as
"Premium" and "Little" Sultan. -
which retail at cents. His new fac
tory is in full running order and he
is ready to supply the trade.
A large line of useful and necessary
household articles will be on sale in
the storeroom formerly occupied by
A. N. Lenertz on April 20 and 81.
Lunches will be served. You are in
vited to examine the stock. Wonder
full bargains.
Louie Horstman has commenced
business as barber in the shop until
recently occupied by Fred Brown.
Louie is a. master of his profession
and can therefore be depended upon
to do good work. He solicits a share
of the public patronage.
On Tuesday while /. c. Patterson
was engaged in cleaning show case
the glass broke and he received a
severe cut upon the right arm which
severed an artery. Tightly gripping
the artery above the cut with the
finger and thumb OF his left hand, Mr..
Patterson rushed to DR.. Cooney's
Office, where the blood was stanched
and wound dressed.
The BannersCash Store is a most
enterprising concern and its aims are
to furnish the best possible goods at
the lowest possible prices. 1t is a
store which, for cash, can undersell
the catalogue houses, and, in addi-.
tion thereto, save to its customers the