The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1909-02-25
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The Druggist

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'ruggist Tuesday ever
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Nelson's photos please the people, subjects OF $
Dress goods the finest in the land noens0 oul
at A. E. Allen & Co. s. cnuion'
Miss Clara Westling visited friends New ads in
in the cities over Sunday. T.: :, Alien 80 y =
Three hundred ladies' waists SOC to Ter 7 q Her
$500, at A. E. Allen & Co.'s.
rba r;n.. No.;o-o7 po-1- = D. Money to 10
ton will make you loan on your ~ ~ 4, :,
farm. 2tf ply "nu
o. E. Stark at Byers store, sells
monuments in red and orav ST. c1ond Miss Mary
granite sat. members OF tf
------- Saturday ate
ioi i@rn' 1oans- ~ ~ rsoo'' II. self to be Oh
King. He gives lowest rates, best
terms and quick service soft Chas. II. Co
Whosoever has lost puppy, dark ~ ~s1'
brown in color, may recover same at ana.t;o
residence of Magnus Sjoblom. l l~~a'o ~
G. G. and Harry Eberhardt of stay in Primo
Milaca were in Princeton on Saturday
and called at the U n O n Office Inc First N
) r-7,. - ton always
- ~ nolu!isha nas ne" az on loan farm
1t will probably interest you. Read it, loans Tihe
Clerk of Court King issued mar ]eges.
rage license on Saturday to Thos. 81.
Hoskins and Elsie Britton both of neloie you
v;no1ond - have your pi
- the first
August F.. Wresch of Forseton and month as the
Chas. ShearstOn of Isanti county, Twill find Nels
we're among the Unions visitors lgrapher from
on Monday. Princeton
Inner Will oe served IN the Green The last of
bush M. E. church on town meeting shoots for Tho
day. March O. >1~s>z@ =. 80
N"'' "".on o. pany G's armt
keep good horses on hand at all and the contes
times for SALE If you have horses to of Olivia Re
sell bring them to and I will pay manship was
cash for them. VIM Ross throughout tn
The Sunshine club will give dime Because NJ,
social in the basement of the Methodist Maca exerc
church tomorrow evening. Everyone American citiz
cordially invited. for a candidat
If you thinking of buying farm whom he dee
you had better Robt 81. King for Petent ne mas
he has lots of them for sale at reason gr
able prices and on easv terms Of nav former.
ment. 6-tf The wroet1;n
It is feared that Mrs L. E. Fox sus take place this
tanned permanent injuries of serious between Earl
nature from fall on defective side Fred Hass Of
walk near the old Brennan residence postponed on
about month ago. and will be d
| Serenus Skahen, Vernon Dickey III company u
and Chas. Walker came home from nlgnt next.
the state university on Friday to Mr. q
spend Washngton's birthday ami c1orl NJ tho bc
versary and returned Tuesday. tho moot ;nono
Wanted, to purchase in the village tive committee
OF Princeton house containing responsible pc
about six rooms for reasonable as the most
price. Apply to Mrs. Anna E. Erick- branch of t
son. R. F. D. No. B. box 66, Princeton friends pr
Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Taylor left on All three of
Tuesday for their home at Waterville lishers-W F
Maine, after pleasant visit of three Journal J.
months with Mr.. and Mrs Chas Jud- bridge Indepe
kns in Baldwin. They speak in high Lawton of the
praise of this part of Minnesota the editorial
Al Smith las secured good posi- st. Paul last :
ton with the Hamm Brewing company Oh acclVe part
auu iei' loi Auseln On SUNDAY 20 as Mr.. George
A 40 1.' oioo' ine fAuscln uranch geant-at-arms
is under the management of E. D. passenger IN
anu WI onl'ns outes Will evening, as br
~o' - oolns, guy. FOrestOn del
We had, thought our good friend Mrs. Deans
Harold Knutson of the Foley Indepen- spending the
dent was Good Templar, but evil in St. Paul.
IDENTIFY he has sampled the liquid re- favorte with
freshments served at the Elk River ,, 80,
dispensary, for he says, GA wash is uiss
lsuperanous with the whiskey served in e ~
Elk River.'' ovenins py F eie
Z. ------- school. The
i F. G. Smith returned to his home in anniversary
oouonern Aloerta on Monday He beautiful book
came here about three weeks ago to decorations
visit relatives and friends in Prince smilax, The
ton, foreston ana Foley. Mr.. Smith playing games
is of the late S. B. Smith, who several Of the
was at one time valued contributor
to the Union. A. B. Damo
------------ held confere
! On FRIDAY evening at 9:l5 an alarm Battle brook,
OF hre was sounded and when the de- spearmen, the
partmen arrived at the scene-Henry betide the
f'r1cKson,s resloence-lt discovered on my propert
tnat all the commotlon had been II intend set
created by the mere burning out OF dynamite mine
chimney. You couldn't blame the fire junction with
Doys .5 lor becoming angry. fought to help