The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1908-05-14
G. A. JACK
The DRUGGIST

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Rev. J. W. Heard visited his father
in Minneapolis on Monday.
Remember the date of the teachers
meeting at Saturday, May 16.
Mrs. G. B. Rogers of South Harbor
is visiting her many friends in Prince.
ton.
The First National Bank of Prince.
ton will make you a loan on your
farm. 7tf
Miss Beth Martin went to the twin
cities on Tuesday and returned the
same day.
The Princeton Produce Co. has fine
seed Ohios for sale. Office in Carew
block. Both phones. l9-tf
The First National Bank of Prince.
ton represents the strongest fire insur.
ance companies in the world. 7tf
Miss Theresa Rosha, who had been
here for a fortnight's visit, returned
to her home in St. Augusta on Mon.
day.
Company G will start for a hike to
Cambridge on June - and from that
point will take the train to Lake City
for the annual encampment.
Mrs. H. E. Cowles returned on Mon
day from Centralia, Washington,
where she spent the winter with her
daughter, Mrs. Jessie Martin.
Money to loan on improved farms
at the lowest rate of interest. Loans
promptly and properly closed.
l4-tf M. S. Rutherford & Co.
L. E. Fox has been engaged to set
up the machinery in creamery at
Ballington, in the southern part of the
state. Mr.. Fox left for that place on
Monday.
Michael Quigley of St. Paul, the
railroad contractor, visited friends in
Princeton on Friday. Mr.. Quigley
recently returned from a trip to
British Columbia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Avery left on Tuesday
for their home in Wisconsin after a
weeks pleasant visit with their son
and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henri Avery, at this place.
Teachers who fail to hear the ad-
dress of Professor T. J. Cation of the
Minneapolis Business college at
Milaca on Saturday will miss some
thing which they may regret.
The peculiar actions of W. G. Fred
rick's dog on Sunday led to the belief
that it was suffering from rabies
and rather than run any chances
Mr.. Fredricks killed the animal.
Sergeant Henry Marshall took the
second and last of his examinations
at St. Paul on Monday for promotion
to the rank of second lieutenant in
Company G, Minnesota National
Guard.
Either muzzle your dogs or confne
them to your premises until the rabies
scare blows over. Dogs found run.
ming at large which are not muzzled
will be annihilated by the village mar
shall and buried free of charge.
Every dog-owner in Princeton town
and village should ckeerfully comply
with the requirements of the health
officers. Hydrophobia is a fearful
malady. It is right and proper that
all necessary precautions should be
taken.
For sale, Stanley steamer, five pas.
senger touring car, or will trade for
Mile Laos county land. Only used a
short time. Full equipment, top,
11SueS, Chains, etc. Price vi 400. 90.
Henry Webster, s1016 Lumber Elk.
change, Minneapolis, MINI. 21-3t
We regret to learn that Mr.. Joseph
Swanbro of Wyanett suffered another
paralytic stroke last Sunday after.
noon and has been in a, semi-uncon.
scious condition ever since. The
brave old veteran has been seriously
indisposed for many months and he
cannot survive much longer.
1t is time that people passed up the
old superstition that dogs only go
mad in so-called "dog days." or,
when the star Sirius is in the ascend
ancy. This is the veriest tommyrot-
belief adhered to and handed down
by the ancients. Dogs NAV become