The Princeton union., 1909-10-14
G. A. JACK
The Druggist

e Druggist
~ Nelson's photos please the people.
= Cranberries, quarts for rs cents,
Z at the California Fruit Store.
- Ladies' furs and muffs in large
oe. In selection at A. E. Allen & Co. s..
l',n.ed ns,tled Mrs. Mary Claggett of Hopkins is
sher here on a fortnight's visit to friends. |
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. T. F.
Sun Corteau, on Saturday, October 8, a |
son..
q this A. S. Mark returned to st. Paul on |
Tuesday after being week at his
: tho store in Princeton.
Men, young men and boys can have
% the all their needs in clothing supplied at
Kopp & Bartholomew's
little For farm loans go to Robt. 81.
King. He gives lowest rates, best
terms and quick service. Soft
half -
For sale or rent ten-room house
with good we'll and cistern Apply to
~ ~ 0AN!1SAds I1uC0UOu: OC.fu
Read Kopp & Bartholomew's ad on
lnne- page g. Better still, see their cloth
'tner' ing 1T merits your attention.
can For sale, seven-roomed house !
20. .'s' and two lots located on First street.
u For further particulars apply to John
old. McCool. 4l-st
iago. - ==z===-==-- NJ =-==.c.--. -, |
Mahoney's place, a red sweater.
n Elk Finder please return to U n ion Office |
Mon for reward.
.- I keep good horses on hand at all |
1vens times for sale. If you have horses to |
Fri sell bring them to me and will pay |
cash for them. VIM. Ross. 1
Il re- M. S. Rutherford & Co. will loan
CON- you money on your farm at the lowest
rate OF interest. We give liberal pay
1most ment privileges. 19-tf
lartin Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Freer, who have
1t been visiting relatives here for over
even- a week, returned to their home at
meet. Cove yesterday.
If you want to sell or rent your
jnn6.| A0Au SeS11 OA VI VI1oO w OS10" w. dt
re1a- Long Siding. They have a number
of inquiries for land. 23-tf
thrvn For sale, a sound, we'll broken
short morse years olo' weight ABOUT l,4oO
les. pounds. Apply to T. A. Linton,
Route 2, Dalbo, MINI. 42-3t
and - ----
lie to e. a. okanen mas oeen suHerlng
sick from an acute attack of la grippe.
He was confined to the house for over
a week but is now on the mend.
om's -------------
prices tive carloaos or pickles we're
anv. shipped out by the Haarmann CON-
pany this week. The pickle season
throughout has been fairly good.
l and .--------
1inne- DR.. E. Freeman Walsh came up
future from ST. Paul Saturday to counsel
with DR.. 81. G. Cooney. DR.. Walsh
returned to the city on Monday morn
~ on ing.
ut A.
th of Saturday was the last day upon
which returns of taxes levied by
school districts, towns and villages
sulte' should have been made to county
7sslng auditors.
Ming, ----
Orvie Morehouse was home from
NAAnA0"POA1S OV0i d0 is now
~ ~, ~ employed by the Northwestern Tele-
y. W W. phone company and says he is we'll
70 - ~. pleased with his position.
Vernon Dickey came up from the
no - state university on Saturday and re-
nes'ei turned Monday: He is advancing
surgi- ranid1v in tho oo,rso .,uh;oh -
ing-electrica] engineering.
,ft
916 on Every student we have graduated is
1or5- drawing $40 to $40 a week.. If YOU
lnoas' have good common sense we will fit
aS. you for such a position. Write Insti-
< and tute of Mercantile Training, Mime
.noka, apolis.
'ge in A bic line of wooden and COTTON
arket. flannel blankets has just arrived-just
ul on what you want at this time of the
at the year. It will give us pleasure to show
week them. Roadstrom's general mer-
urday chandlse store
Onamia is fast assuming metro
y and politan airs. The Breeze records
'urday another smash-up in the railroad
they yards at that place on the morning of
ms in the 7th inst. Two cars we're badly
+ Rock battered but fortunately no one sus-
tanned any PERSONAL injury. 49,. 81