The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1908-11-05

The DRUGGIST s.
|<<<<<<<t Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Marsh are visit
Ut .. ! ing relatives in Staples.
''''ss' ! Nelson's photo studio will be open
|<<<<<<<< for sittings next Sunday, November g.
person who is
this ONCE. In For sale my residence property in
oney entitled village of Princeton. W. 81. Ferre
living a printed "
n: Puonsner. When you dress up Sunday remem-
~, Der that Nelson's photo studio is open
" r W 1'l1A' for biz.
The Dorcas society will be enter
~ tanned all day next Wednesday by
Mrs. W. II. Terrell.
u15ar strings Shoes and rubbers never sold so
cheap at Longs SALE Saturday,
ID carriaoe November IA, the last day.
Miss May Foltz returned from North
down from Dakota last Friday and has gone to
X Minneapolis for the winter.
IN Minnean. For sale, three sound heavy Mares
* HINT weighing about 1,400 pounds EACH
-, Apply to VIM. Ross, Princeton
music store There is still time to select some of
the big shoe bargains at Longs. Sale
IL yesterday does not end until Saturday, Novem-
ue Will speno Der IA.
Rev. Father Levings conducted SER
ely located, v;coe at tho Moro Ca+holio ohrnoh ~
" o. r'a'iler Sunday and returned to Princeton
Monday. :;
y event III The Theta Beta girls will give a
Saturday, New England supper in the Cooney
building from to on Thursday,
3D. returned November II.
'i'1' VI n'o Commercial law as taught in the
Little Falls Business College is worth
of Prince the cost OF tuition to any young man
st fire insur- who is going into business.
rlo: 't1 When in need of sewing machine
he big bar call at Ewing's music store and look
SALE, Only at the New Home and White makes.
ay, Novem- They the best in the market.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Nelson of
of Prince Grantsburg, Wis, and Dan Stadin of
Apply to Cambridge were visitors at MIR. and
Mrs. Victor Osells over Sunday.
if you don't Feed grinding every Tuesday at my
ale this week roller mill near Freer, cents per
sack. This mill is run in connection
-, :. with my sawmill A. Lantz. 45-2t
Allen Miss Have you bought your winter supply
ster. of shoes and rubbers at Longs sale?
~; moe If not do so in the next two days.
s. P. John 0"'0'0"', -.ovenoel l1, oue l"sO uay'
nesday. Dennis Kaliher returned on Monday
school - evening from visit to DR.. and Mrs.
" f., ho.a kaiher and little daughter at Little
.bo1ouo Falls. DR.. Kaliher is son of Dennis.
Roy of Keep soou horses On nano a' all
etnrnod from, times for sale. If you have horses to
O visit;no a. sell bring them to and I will pay
pm o. cash for them Wm Ross
,nce will ba Solomon Long, E. B. Anderson,
honse dis. c. A. Jack and P. L. Roadstrom have
naV de in
ening, No. 10" .~ Gus - 'n's ISSUE ol Cne y on
tation is ex- " WILL piooaoly pay you 10 READ them.
Miss May Olson; who has been here
9ss and oood on visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
- ;no,h.+or johnson and her parents in Tolin re-
Harry Teas turned to Devils Lake, N. D., on
aross pr;noe Monday.
. Friday and Saturday wiki be the
MANY adies two last days of the big fall opening
!, ,nar COOS sale at E. B. Anderson's. It is need
ms they are ssv,"S 010ro WILL DC olg cro"os
|. Well, you 'no90 o"s : :uho-z 49, -
the big line Many hungry voters were fed by the
ms. ~ Ladies' Aid society in the Townsend
do1 No@,a,a, ~ building on Tuesday. The ladies
st-;ot ~ II, served excellent meals and took in $40
cordial in ior 9lie oe Ms ~ one cnurcn 80
ALL. Ladies Ewing's music store will add to it's
per for two. stock All assortment of violns, man
will precede dolins, guitars, accordons and har-
r,rs-2- 81 monicas, and will carry in stock
ntca,o boh strings, bridges and all other parts of
anne together sucn lnseru nenes. ST.. ~. ~
after on Sat- E.. B. Anderson's big sale is a hmm