The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-06-06
The Druggist


'<<<<t Dance at. M. B. A. hall, Wyanett,
. ! Saturday evening, June s.
$. ( Our wild cherry phosphate can't be
<<<<< beat. Delicious and refreshing.
IN who is The Home Drug Store.
= entitled Bring your eggs to the auction sale
a printed only TWO days le1t Ludden' S Store.
Dry goods and groceries nearly
closed out Only two days and they
eople. are gone. Ludden's Store.
n,oe+ m Cornucopias ice cream sandwiches
are going like hot cakes at The Home
Drug Store.
~ Farmers picnic at Sandy lake., Gen.
y trail park, on Sunday, June Is,
>r rent should weather be favorable.
4oooen Mr.. and Mrs. O. Mitchell and family
1e pas of St. Cloud visited relatives and
Tuesday friends in Princeton from Saturday
to Monday.
progress Chris Domras, Mrs. Chas. Domras
n town and Mrs. Oscar Volrath of Waconia
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Nels o.
vi17aoo son from Thursday to Monday.
) apply Mr. and Mrs. Enos Jones of Milaca
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. S. E.
;ovn,ont Tilley the latter part of last week.
ark m Mrs. Tilley is daughter of Mrs.
= Jones. 49,.
tod hon Leave your order for framing pic
10 f,or, lures at Mrs. Jaax's SC and lOc store.
have good line of sample mould
ing on hand. The prices will sur
eturned prise you. 24-36
visiting ~,
The price being paid for Burbanks
in the local market is IS cents per
q MISS bushel. There are no other varieties
D we're of potatoes being brought in.
IN.
Liveliest place in town, goods 60
De at ing with a rush at Ludden's store
frloay' Auction afternoon and evening.
H. :, Goods selling at less than wholesale.
farms. 81. B. Pratt has made many i'm
provements at his pretty summer re-
hlng. sort, Elk Lake park, and. expects
finn Of large increase in the number of Wis
nod IN ltors this year over that of last.
7apolis. Marks regular monthly auction
w. Will sale was held on Saturday and in the
loss by 1 T,|,N ~ Ono nrePresslole f'mme5
.re and Frank Smith welded the hammer.
Many farmers attended the sale and
number of horses were disposed of.
n spent -.
Mora NA'' o"r on ~ DraAe 1elC lor her
Duncan 1o - Onlo' on MONDAY
and Miss Francis Peterson for Albert
Lea on Tuesday. Both of the young
n nortn ladies have been highly successful as
furnish teachers in the Princeton nnh1;o
notlce, schools.
deau. |
O. D. Barrett of Graett1nger, Iowa,
should was here looking over his farm in
tore, or Baldwin. He saws that Satnrdav and
rl-state Sunday were the finest days he has
seen this spring. In Iowa there had
farms virtually been no spring up to the
Loans time he left there.
Many people took advantage of the
co. fine weather prevailing on Sunday to
,,e ubo visit Elk Lake park, 81. B. Pratt's
lake to summer resort, and several nice
m tho;, strings of fish were captured. Some
If ooob OF the plckerel caught we're of large
proportions and there we're a few fine
specimens of black bass captured
eturned MIR. Pratt has all the conveniences for
after hshlng and boating at Elk Lake park.
oand is w;,so,, 49, W..
q Min C1aooo++ r,o,o r,sx,;..
OAe"S6Ooo
~ on7io afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ollie
Claggett. The young people left on
d nlans Monday for short wedding trip and
nj with upon their return will reside in
,ioblom Princeton for awhile. They will later
, their move onto a farm which the groom
ment Of owns near Princeton. Rev.. W.
appear hearu o u 90 ene Weodlng cere-
mony. 3z$ -
inceton Early Sunday morning fire Quilted
,1ondav the George Wetzel dwelling which
Dr. G. was occupied by Mrs. Morris Guy
If evo cite, and consumed most of it's con-
the fl. tents. At the time Mrs. Guyette was
ctac1es visiting at neighbours for the night,
and it is supposed that lighted lamp
tuesday, which she left on a table exploded and
versity, caused the fire. The efforts Of the fire
ne cor department were persistent and the
1natlon boys succeeded in extinguishing the
ne most flames and thereby saving the main
ate are walls. The furniture carried an in
If nd %bo b,;1