The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-05-23
G. A. JACK
The Druggist

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'uggist I
Fresh doughnuts every morning at
the bakery. 22tf
Pansies on sale Saturday at Lud-
den's store.
On Tuesday DR.. Armitage made a
professional visit to Ogilvie.
E. A. Ross has had a sewer connec-
ton made with his residence property.
Mrs. G. M. Heard of Minneapolis is
visiting at the home of her son, Rev.
J.W. Heard. o.
W. H. Terrell is having his resi-
dence reshingled and making other
about the place.
M. J. Rawn went to MINNEAPOLIS
yesterday on business connected with
the potato house which he represents.
Nelson's photograph gallery has
been enlarged and repainted. Nelson
now has gallery up-to-date in all
Bring your eggs to E. B. Anderson.
Five hundred cases wanted and the
highest market price will be paid
either in cash or trade.
Frank Burbank was circulating
among his friends here on FRIDAY.
He had just returned from a tour of
the iron range, where he sold several
engines of the same make as that in
operation at the Princeton power
house.
Spring is two months old but as yet
no move has been made towards Sc
curing public hall or opera house.
village of Princeton's size and pre-
should have an opera house
Or hall where public gatherings could
% held.
Before you start for Princeton to
nave your picture taken be sure it is
inc first or third Saturday of the
month, as these are the only days
you will find Nelson, the famous pho
from AnOka, at his studio
n Princeton. 22tf
Our Elk River neighbors are elated
over the prospect of again having a
flour mill in their town. In
lays gone by the grade of flour manu-
actured by Houlton & Mills of that
village was unsurpassed by that of
my mill in the state.
Wanted-Gentlem or ladv to
ravel for Mercantile house of $780,
100 capital. If desirable the home
nay be used as headquarters. Week.
y salary of sl,092 per year and ex-
lenses. Address J. A. Alexander, l25
Plymouth Place, Chicago, III.
On Tuesday Magnus Sjoblom
hlpped one of his woolly dogs to
Rev. .Cathcart at Glencoe. sThe
n O ad brought over two hundred
for samples of these pups"
avs Mr.. Sjoblom, (which goes to
how that the paper is extensively
ead."
Richard Rosin, who had been a
ojourner in the state of Washington
or two years, returned to Princeton
n Friday. Mr.. Rosin liked WASH
ngton fairly we'll but prefers to live
Minnesota where it doesn't rain |
light months in the year. He contem-
lates remaining here permanently.
Work has been commenced on Mar
in Brands new business block and it
I'LL be pushed to completion as
peedily as possible. It will be a |
ne-story structure at first, but Mr..
'rands says that he may decide to
id another story later. The building
ill be divided into two stores. +
The law granting an increase of paw
} rural mail carriers will become eff
'ctive July l and all carriers cover
1g twenty-fourmiles per day or more
i'll then draw a salary of 5000 per
ear, or S75 per month. This will be
one too much for the men who 90
'rth in all sorts of weather to serve
leir patrons.
Mrs. Matte B. Scribner- of Borg
Dim was brought before Judge
riggs in probate court on Monday |,
r examination as to her mental con-
tion and Y was committed to the |,
ergus Falls hospital for the insane.
he was taken to the institution on
lesday by Sheriff Shocklev and