The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-10-10


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ruggist w
NJ. J. Rawn was home from Mime P,
apolis over Sunday. Or
For sale, good team cheap, weight
2, 700 pounds. Farnham Brick Co. w
Miss Georgia Campbell left yester- 81
day for a weeks visit with friends in da
Minneapolis.
A dance will be given at Brands OF
opera house on Thanksgiving even ":
ing, November %. 81
Rev. Koenig left on Monday to at
tend the conference of German Meth ye
odist ministers at St. Paul. OF
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An adjourned session of the Mile
Laos county commissioners will con-
vene tomorrow at the court house. te
The infant child of MIR. and Mrs. 80
Lee Hass of Grown died on Sunday
and the funeral was held on Tuesday.
For Satellite Burke property, To- d
Gated on West Main street. Easy ~
terms. Apply to J. D. Tam, Prince
ton.
Miss Ella Gotten, who is attending ~;
the St. Cloud Business college, was ~;
here over Sunday on a visit to her
parents.
DR.. McRae and Guy Cordiner ~
started for Wheaton last Friday on a 4,
duck hunting trip. Adolph Holm left
on Sunday for the same point :.
Money to loan on improved farms -,
at the lowest rate of interest,", Loans 6o
promptly and properly closed.
l4-tf M. S. Rutherford & Co.
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.,:1,. -'oA0 oe0 "nu '"o I'M
children of Saunders, Wis, arrived iet
here on Thursday to visit MIR. and
Mrs. Henry Murphy and other rela- T..
tives. ne
Lost, between Princeton and Freer, ov
gold watch, Hampton works, hunt -,
ing case, with "Edna' engraved
thereon. Finder please return to
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thousand dollar residence southeast of e.,
their brickyard and close to Fog lake.
When completed it will be neat and
substantial structure. pa
Miss Olive Saxon returned on Mon hi
day from visit with relatives in st. an
Paul. Her sister, Mrs. W. A. Mack,
accompanied her home and will re-
main about fortnight. ia
For Sale, 116 acres in town of Mil -.
AGA, west K and northeast d of north &c
east quarter sec. Is. Price S16 per
acre. For particulars address o. T.
Kirkevold, Route Princeton, MINI. be
42-2t III
Mrs. j. K. Sherman and Mrs. J. 81. 70
Burke left on Tuesday for Fitzgerald, 70
Ca, where Mr.. Burke is engaged in
the manufacture of concrete blocks.
Mrs. J. D. Tam accompanied them Ia
as far as St. Paul. Tn
For sale-A good team of horses, 90
weight about $500 pounds, sound in fl
every way, perfectly gentle, 7 and 8 81,
years old. Cash or time. Also a a.
light team for sale. Both teams very 70
cheap. Call or write J. A. Wetter, r.
F. D. No. 5, Princeton, MINI.
All the neighboring towns have reg 80
ular monthly market days which seem -
to be highly satisfactory to the busi- ~,
ness men and farmers. Princeton is Ehc
centrally located and could build up -
hummer of a monthly market in ~
connection with the annual fair. -,
Albert Peterson y Of East Side
brought FIVE timber wolf pelts to the 10
county auditors Office on Tuesday ~
and received $50 in bounty. Besides ~
this the hides will bring two dollars -
apiece. Mr. Peterson says that there 49,
are many more wolves of the same ~
variety in the vicinity where he lives ~
and that he expects to capture others. 90
The Garland range demonstration TEL
at B. D. Grants hardware store is
now on and will continue until the ST
evening of Saturday next. :, A hun tn
dred pound sack of flour is being the
given away with every range sold. la