The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-01-03
G. A. JACK
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George I. Staples is the only person who is liv
authorized to collect money due this Office In
every case the party paying money is entitled
to and should insist upon receiving printed bv
receipt. R. G. DUNN. Publisher.
Princeton Potato Market. =
The quotations hereunder are those Ia;
prevailing on Thursday morning at the ,
time of going to press:
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Nelson's photos please the people.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Tim Calvin, T
December 20, a son. of
Misses Hilda and Lena Tellefson of 80
Minneapolis are visiting their parents ~
in Blue Hill. j
G. O. Moore's planning mill is max 49,
ing it's last run for the season. Bring W.
in your lumber now.
If not "restrained by injunction'' -
the county commissioners will meet in ~.
annual session next Tuesday.
W. A. Schimming and wife of Min
neapolis were last week the guests of 49,
Mr.. Schmming's parents here nv nv
Miss Mollie Craft of Minneapolis ev,
passed the holidays with her parents
in Blue Hill and returned to the city 4.
yesterday. w.
Wanted-Ihree or more rooms for wit
light housekeeping. Call on A. R. Hi
Davis, Riverside hotel, or phone Tri- -.
State 80, Rural 100. :,
Inc
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Claggett of Mime res
apolis arrived here on Monday for a sci
visit to friends. They attended the K. ca
P. ball on Monday night.
Any lady desiring a comfortable og
shoe, one easy on the foot, ask the sol
man at the Banner Cash store for the bi;
Nurses negligee SHOE Wide ankle is
style also. nit
g. Q. Moore has just started up his
mill for the last run of the season. Sv
and requests all who have lumber to CO.
be dressed to bring it in at once as the Or
mill will be in operation but a short ac
time. loo
Lovers of high grade fiction cannot
afford to miss a single issue of the an
n n. IT you should lose or mis- die
lay your U n O the missing number Ho
will be supplied free of cost upon ap- fo,
plication at this office. sto
Nelson, the expert photographer of 7
Anoka, attends his branch studio at NJ,
Princeton the first and third Saturday IN
OF each and every month. Please bear W.
this IN mind when you wish to have M
any Photographic work done. tt 90,
January y is the date designated OF
Tor the commencement of the ad- 7
Journed term Of the district court at 90
this place, but as there are but few -,
cases to come up for hearing at that thc
time it is probable that they will be 60
postponed to the regular term and no 49,
adjourned session be held. -.
Depot Agent Rice has donned the wa
official uniform of the G.. N. road and ,
is as proud as a small boy upon the bo
acquisition of his first wOolly dog va,
Blue cloth and brass buttons become ho
George first merchandising with tho
his complexion, as 1t were-and add vo
to the dignity of his appearance orr
"A l.. Anderson, one of the princi- III
pal business men of Milaca says that !
ne is highly pleased with the returns tin
from an ad placed in the Union re- Gel
Gently. Mr.. Anderson is a man who shi
appreciates good newspaper and Gee
realizes that the n O is among the ha:
pest. The paper with large circula- ren
tlon is the one it pays to advertise in. lis]
Rev. Rupert Swinnerton came down 1''
on Tuesday from the iron range to 7
visit friends. He was formerly pastor los
OF the M. q. church at this place and wit
is now located at Hibbing, where he fra
has succeeded by hard work in plac- wit
ing his church on a solid foundation. nrc
Rev. Swinnerton is a minister of the lea
broad-minded type and cannot be des
other than successful wheresoever his knt
duties may call him. 6ro