The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1908-09-24
G. A. JACK
The DRUGGIST

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Rev. Geo. A. Swertfager spent 81
Wednesday in the twin cities. OF
Commissioner T. E. Potts came Sc
down from Lawrence yesterday. a.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. 81. Tomlinson on September 10. ~
The Ladies' Aid society will serve G
dinner on election day, November 3. &c
Miss Edna Whitney visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey Robideau at Elk River tc
on Tuesday. 10
The names of the prize-takers at the 90
county fair are given in this issue of ~
the Union. IL
Ward Clark has resigned his position r
as pharmacist at G. A. Jacks and left -
for Minneapolis on Monday. n,
Shoe repairing done quickly, neatly wi
and at right prices. That's all. J. at
AK, at E. B. Anderson's store.
I am prepared to do dressmaking at W
the residence of Mrs. T. S. Gle. WI
Lenore B. Blaisdell. IN
Atwood dress goods of the newest -;
shades, to close out at 80 cents per
yard. Marks Great Bargain Store.
The very latest fashions in ladies'
coats. Make your selection early and IA
have your choice. E. B. Anderson. ~
ia. Shepard, formerly of Prime ar
ton, has sold his bakery business at
Wadena and contemplates moving to %
Seattle. ~e
Why pay so cents for boys cotton We
wool coat sweaters when you can buy ha
them at Marks Great Bargain Store te,
for rs cents?
1 keep good horses on hand at all co
times for sale. If you have horses to tn,
sell bring them to me and I will pay M
cash for them. VIM. Ross, da
Wanted, a girl for general house. va
work who is good cook. Will pay co
81 per week. Apply to Mrs. j. F.
Peterson, Princeton. NJ
Why pay so cents for mems heavy III
feece-lined shirts and drawers when al
you can buy the same at Marks Great De
Bargain Store for 80 cents: Ri
Happy is the farmer who has herd
OF milk COWS. He is assured of the
wherewithal to meet his obligations M
even if his crops are partial failure. tie;
Strayed from my place on or about 81
September l, spotted steer " years y,
old. Finder please communicate -,
with Fred Eggert, Route 5, Princeton.
A chicken-pie supper will be given to
by the Ladies' Aid society in the base ~
ment of the M. E. church on Wednes- vi
day evening next from $50 to 8 NJ
o'clock. ~
Came to my place on September 10, m,
COW with white spot on it's head. WI
Owner may obtain same upon appli-
cation to Paul Garburg, section 2,
Santiago. ID
FRI
Mrs. M. Weston, who for the past On
month has been guest of Mr.. and NJ
Mrs. W. F. Hatch and family, re- p
turned to her home in Colfax, Iowa, m,
yesterday. hc
Miss Ella Gotten is teaching the
sixth grade in the Minor, N. D., nj
public school. Miss Gotten receives do
liberal wages and is we'll pleased with N,
her position. -
You would take your farm produce in
to the place that pays you the highest "
price, wouldn't you? Then why not in
go to Marks Great Bargain Store M
and save money on each purchase? ,
Henry's Big Specially company is K
advertised to show at Brands opera W
house on Monday evening next, Ca
September %: The company is highly OF
recommended by the press of the IN
country. See ad in this issue. :: ~
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M. NJ. Stroeter says that about al
81, 900 in cash has been paid out for B
cucumbers at the Princeton station
this season and that there was only
half a crop in consequence of the dry az
| weather. : a.. *,s $50 . -.-.s d
There will be services in the Estes W,
Brook M. E. church on Sunday, Sep ii
TENDER p, at 3 O'Clock p. N. Mrs. b,
Hintz Of M;nnoa no1;e will enool- -.