The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1906-03-29
G. A. JACK
The Druggist


Fresh bread and pastry every day
at Ludden's store.
Jerry the Outcast" at opera house
April p by Princeton Dramatic club.
Three good cooks wanted-Apply to
Princeton Mercantile Co., Brickton.
MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Johnson re-
turned on Monday from visit in the
twin cities.
TO spend a pleasant evening you
should attend the roller rink on Sat-
urday night. D.. 49,.
Mrs. Harry Mcclellan is reported
to be suffering from a severe attack
of pneumonia. %@
l. G. Patterson was in the twin
cities on Monday selecting goods for
his model grocery store.
Lost;,a pocketbook containing about
four dollars in silver. Finder please
return to y n On Office.
Jefferson Hunt and Louisa Cook
were married by Justice Norton in his
chambers on Thursday, March %.
| The Princeton Dramatic club will
present TERRY the, Outcast" on Fri
day evening, April p, at Jesmer's
opera house.
Adon Whitney came up from Mime
apolis on Tuesday to be present at
the inspection of Company G, of which
he is a member.
For sale, an iron bedstead, color
white and gold, brass mounted, AZ
feet wide. Inquire of
Rev. Cathcart.
Lieut.. Col. Gerlach, U. S. A., re-
tired, inspected the members of Com
pany G, national guard, at Jesmer's
opera house on Tuesday evening.
W. E. Jones of Bogus Brook
brought in three coyote pelts to the
county auditor on Tuesday and re-
ceived the stipulated bounty therefor.
A daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
tin of Zimmerman, while splitting
wood on Saturday, chopped two toes
from her left foot. DR.. Armitage at
tended her.
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.
Sam Miller will relinquish possess
sion of the Princeton hotel on April s
and will then be succeeded by J. S.
Boles of Milaca. Sam has conducted
the hotel for about three years.
The minstrel entertainment will be
given at the opera house on Thursday
evening, April II, and it is expected
that the performance will be repro
duced in Milaca upon the following
Monday.
Julius Sugarman departed for down
river points on Monday to solicit or
ders for his cigar factorys Mr.. SUI
garman is now building an addition
to his residence and will move his
manufacturing plant therein as soon
as the addition is completed.
Get your best clothes in readiness
for the second Sunday of next month,
as you will have a chance to get your
"plctur tooken' then. ARRANGEMENTS
have been made with Nelson the
photographer so that he will stay here
over Sunday at that time, also open
the first Saturday as usual.
On March 18th the newly acquired
neighbors of Mr.. and Mrs. O. N. Oh
son in Zimmerman gave them a very
pleasant surprise. Forty-two persons
were present, and among the gifts re-
ceiyed by Mr.. and Mrs. Olson was a
splendidly engraved silver spoon.
Refreshments were served and the
evening was enjoyably spent.
The Princeton friends of DR.. o. C.
Tarbox, formerly medical practi-
toner at this place, will be interested
in learning that he has contributed
81, 900 to found a scholarship at Bates
college, his alma mater. This schol-
arship will be known as the ssTar-
box, !" and will be open for the educa-