The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1906-03-08

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) Druggist
~ Nolan in ''Hyphenated Americans
= at the opera house on March 15
7 Good eight-roorn house for SALE
~ Inquire of J. J. Skahen.
sn' ~ - Mrs. S. S. Peterson was among
titled those who left here on Monday for
tinted the cities.
her. ----
Clocks, watches and jewelry care
<ef fully repaired by L. G. Prescott, the
jeweler, at Jesmer's store. ..
. u t1 Miss Hilma Erickson Of Wyanett is
visiting friends in the city. She went
y down on Monday morning. ,s
~ Alex Stewart of Greenbush returned
* on Saturday from a visit Of several
- months in the Canadian northwest.
9le' Wanted-All the good horses af-
ID on fected with heaves, no matter how
bad. Call or write J: A. Wetter,
Princeton. ">' 81 .-.
en-. Henry J. Wines left, on Monday
l., for Mankato, where he has secured
employment with the Hubbard Flour
- Milling company.
J. c. Herdliska of Princeton was re-
elected secretary Of the Minnesota Re
tail Jewelers. association at con-
vention of the organization held in
Mon St. Paul last week.
"o'0O Little Vivian Holm, who has been
very seriously i'll for several weeks, is
rners fast recovering under the treatment of
or DR.. Galley. A week ago it was not
expected that she would recover.
rms. The laws do not permit you to fish
during the months of March and April
lg. in Minnesota with hook and line.
odav However, you may spear pickerel and
sumo lug nen gu t'nS 1ille lol oohes1lc
oo1- use, but not for sale. ~
L. S. Briggs has secured position
- as travelling representative of Brown,
d re- no,ao - ~: "
eiver ALL
and consequently we'll qualified for
) To- the position.
now -- :: j.,
ends Non+h 1900, w, VIZ
MIMI, for a young lady in good
, the health, age from Is to 25, to become a
two trained nurse. For particulars write
ouse the superintendent of the Northwest
- ern hospital, Princeton.
ased The Princeton township election
IS in will take place at the Armory hall,
nday over the Galley Hardware Co. IS store,
We'd on Tuesday, March Is, between the
hours of a. N. and p. N. Official
tho notice will be found on the seventh
lepot p"s0 u O n nolnoer " 0ne y o H.
He W. J. Libby & Son will start a
Mel rOller-skating rink in the Jesmer
DOLLS. opera house tonight, March s. The
o, of general admission will be 10 cents,
liz at 10 cents per hour for skates. or 25
rdav cents per evening. There will be no
boor afternoon skating until further notice.
have [ will have in a supply of masuuer-
tt ade costumes on Tuesday which I will
beo, rent at 81 and Sl.25 each. Any par
nd.u ticular suit desired and not found in
tam. my collection may be obtained within
az. two days upon leaving order at my
Mrs store Mrs. M. j. Jaax.
was Matthew Mahaffey, who has been
dwin buying potatoes here for several
-: months, accompanied by his wife, re-
turned to his home Office in Chicago
= on Monday. 7He'left representative
:, 20 ~ at this point, but, should the market
!. =, assume liveHer aspect, he will return
JIG to Princeton; otherwise he will remain
MIS- in the city of wind.
TX is. Il ~
ceton Mrs. John F. Peterson who has
been in poor health for several years.
underwent a critical surgical opera
'.Oeu ton on Monday at the hands of DR..
ning. Cooney, assisted by Drs. Jones of
= ii'- Minneapolis and Galley of Princeton.
VINO The operation was undertaken for the
nonl- relief of an obstinate ailment of the
i1nln stomach that had resisted all other
: re- forms of treatment by several eminent
raoe. specialists. The operation was sue
unity cessful, and Mrs. Petterson's condi-
tain tion at the present time is very salts