The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1908-03-12
G. A. JACK
The Druggist

A So new spring shirtwaist for 90
cents at Marks Great Bargain Store.
Attorney John King of Mora was
here on business in probate court
Monday.
Bill O'Malley left on Tuesday for
Park Rapids and from there expects
to make trip to the Pacific coast.
Probate Judge Briggs is suffering
from a severe attack of tonsilitis and
has been confined to the house for
more than week.
Otto Henschel should feel highly
complimented with the vote he received
for town clerk of Princeton-it was
unanimous and was deserved.
Clerk of Court King yesterday
issued a marriage license to Edward
Falk of Spokane and Miss Mabel F.
Anderson of Mile Laos county.
For sale-House and three lots or
north side of the West Branch, in
Princeton village. Apply to Albert
Reibe, r. F. D. No. 5, Princeton. S-4t
Horses for sale-cali on me before
buying elsewhere. Southern Mime.
sofa horses. Terms cash or on time.
Wellington King, Route 4, Princeton.
Another popular dance will be
given at the M. B. A. hall, Wyanett,
on Saturday evening, March 81.
Good music and a good time gen.
orally.
Mike Hoffman, formerly county
auditor of Dakota county, but at
present travelling agent for a Milwau-
kee brewery, called on his friends in
Princeton Tuesday.
For the information of future
weather prophets let it be recorded
that during the winter of .1907-8 there
was not week of good sleighing in
Princeton and vicinity.
Mrs. Jaax left yesterday for her
claim in South Dakota. She GER
tainly possesses considerable courage
to brave the dangers of the trackless
waste at this time of the year.
Tomorrow evening the senior class
of the high school will present the
play "Merchant of Venice Up to
Date," at Brands opera house. The
production will be we'll worth seeing.
AL NUM- is fast recovering from
his recent illness and has been down
town several times within the past few
days. There is an aching void in the
Galley hardware emporium when AL is
not around.
I. G. Patterson and Miss Evans
we're here from Seattle from Thursday
of last week to Tuesday of this. Mr..
Patterson says that his wife and
daughters are we'll and that they like
the country very much.
You are cordially invited to a
basket social at district 46 school
house next Saturday evening. A pro-
gram will be given by the children,
after which you may have supper if
you have brought or bought basket.
Roth M rt;n 4ooobo,
George Ross is among those who
has been granted an embalmer's
license as a result of the examination
held in connection with the convention
of the Minnesota Association of
Funeral Directors and Embalmers at
the state university last month.
My practice in Princeton is proving
very satisfactory-my patients are
increasing in number every day. If
suffering from any ailment come in
and consult me- will tell you frank
ly whether can cure. you or not.
DR.. Darragh, Osteopath, Odd Fellows
block. +, - ,nr,
Notwithstanding the bad weather
which prevailed on Thursday evening
the dinner given by the Dorcas So
ciety in DR.. Cooney's store proved a
greater success than anticipated. The
dinner served was excellent and there
was great sufficiency of good things
for everyone.
Although the streets were crowded
with people Tuesday interested in the
village and town elections not a
single individual ''the worse for
liquor" was in evidence. The saloons
were closed, fore and aft, and the
thirsty ones, if there were any such,
had to quench their thirst with water.