The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1909-04-22
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The First National Bank of Prince !
ton will make you a loan on your brt
farm. 2tf his
If your farm is for sale, list it with ON
Roht. n Kinp and bo mill f,,a ,o,, the
buyer. 6-tf vel
The S. M. BIS will, be entertained l
by Miss Eta Reichard on Saturday Fl T.
afternoon. Tor
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A dance will be given at the NJ B. RI
A. hall, Wyanett, on Saturday even PR
ing, May l.
For farm loans go to Robt. H. nv
King. He gives lowest rates, best No,
terms and quick service. Soft the
Godfrey Wicktor came up from Elk of
River on Monday evening and drove sor
to his home at Santiago. ton
Rev. Otto Strauch left on Monday
for Webster to attend an ecclesiastical naN
conference. He will return today. 'ne
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Aeep sooo horses on mana at all will
times for sale. If you have horses to ora
sell bring them to me and I will pay Pr;
cash for them. VIM. Ross.
Will exchange ten or twelve bushels
of good seed Early Ohio potatoes for use
an equal number of bushels of prime mar
Burbanks. r. G.. Dunn. low
A silver plated and gold lined bon imk
bon dish worth ST. 90 given with every low
pound box of Fenway's candies next A
Saturday only. G. A. Jack hon
Something new. We have bought a on
sample line of ladies' fine trimmed Hat
hats which will be sold at half their day
value. Marks Great Bargain Store. Gal
Spring was month old yesterday sol
yet the atmosphere was decidedly A
chilly. The weather prophets predict was
bright warm days by the last of the boo
month. Mr..
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Payette and
family will next week leave Princeton
for Spokane, Washington, near where WI
they expect to make their home on a Q
fruit farm. for,
No.. - -. - - day
horses, weighing about 1900 pounds 49,
each. Will sell for cash or on time. w. ~
Apply to Chas. Harrington, Prince w. w.
ton. l4-4t
10 introduce and as special for r
Saturday next only, we will give Clo
silver plated bon bon dish with every wer
pound box of Fenway's candies sold. and
@. A. Jack. NO;
Secondhand buggies and harness seel
for sale, also good horses for sale at this
all times at my barn near the West wei
Branch bridge-Chas. Kings old A
stand. Verne Mott l5-4t and
Lost. Shepherd dog about year nor
old, head and neck white, ears black, Con
body black and paws white. Finder was
return to T. F. Carr, Princeton. route al
5, box 81, for reward. On
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William Ross has almost cleaned .
out another bunch of first-class horses 80
and will replenish his stables this 80
week. Will always keeps good horses 49,
on hand, but they go fast. tnae
Mr.. and Mrs. Torrey of Grand cha
Rapids were here over Sunday. It is will
expected that they will locate on the
farm in this part of the county. New :,
settlers are always welcome
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The Robt. 81. Sleeves place, consist for
ing of 100 acres. and considered one exp
OF the best farms near Princeton, has dav
been sold to August and George Gerth Can
'rousn '1e 'ooV' q. hlng agency. tior
Ed. Drescher has returned from pan
Marshfeld, Wis, and, with his :
brother William, will go into business
in the contracting line. See their ad- ~
vertisement in another column of this -,
number.
We sincerely hope that every dollar Cat
appropriated by the legislature for and
roads and bridges in this and adioin- mat
ing counties will be judiciously sex- :,
pended and that permanent good will :!
be derived therefrOm anu
eve
We are now getting a great many in wer
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