The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1909-10-28
G. A. JACK
The Druggist
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: date the indebtedness. Don't wait and
is for statement of your account. We
IN need the money that is due us and
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II Mr. and Mrs r. w p;orso, uo,t IN at O
9 the twin cities on Tuesday for short l.
: visit. ont,
John Levau Of Foreston was anoono plea
4 the TJnion,s nn,,orone o.11,,. o on
Saturday. If
A. E. Allen went to the twin cities 1"n'
on Tuesday in the interest of his Aon
m business OF Il
Harvey Robideau on Saturday left M
e. for Omaha, where he expects to find line
employment. pr1c
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le For farm loans go to Robt. H.
5. King. He gives lowest rates, best ~
u terms and quick service. Soft WISH
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). Special sale of wall paper for two ing.
weeks, commencing Monday, Novem-
"
- For sale or rent, a ten-room house f,rt
with good we'll and cistern. Apply to McC
d j. G. Herdliska, Princeton 38-4t
u For a large stock of up-to-date mot
dress goods visit the big dry goods wbe
st department of A. E. Allen & Co.. Tho;
~ Hundreds of mems suits and over p.
coats to choose from at Kopp & hiot
y Bartholomew store from $500 to skin
n 1925. 90. ~.
Take advantage of our special sale r.
n OF wall paper. Thirty three and a nam
:, third per cent discount at Jacks natr
uius SURE. job
If 1 keep good horses on hand at all telel
le times for sale. If you have horses to NJ
sell bring them to me and I will paw oo.t
+ cash Tor them. VIM. Ross. nair
E. Ed. Hall left for Minneapolis on Bar
Tuesday to visit his uncle, Frank ones
70 who recently sustained fracture of NJ
~ one of his legs. from
M. S. Rutherford & Co. will loan beer
~ you money on your farm at the lowest weel
= rate OF interest. We give liberal pay OF "
, ment privileges. 19-tf TT
W. A. Lund, who has been to Pad lowe
% dington, n D.. returned to Princeton tom
~ on Tuesday and proceeded to his $50
l. home at Spencer Brook. the
Mrs. Charles Keith on Tuesday left II
g for Minneapolis to attend the state Eas
D. convention OF the Daughters of the play
:, American Revolution day
Eo - fair
:. horse years old, weight about 1,4O0 II
a. pounds. Apply to T. A. Linton, will
~ Route 2, Dalbo, MINI. 42-3t Pres
s. VIM. BOrnholdt, who recently pur- wv
chased the Jos. Kuhn farm at Boyn non
g, lake, was a pleasant caller at the In
. u n 0 Office on Tuesday. gov,
20 M. L. Rutherford of Rainier, Ore ~
lie gon, is here on visit to his uncle, "ny
aunt and cousin, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ S. s ~
Rutherford and daughter, Mildred 1'0O
X Mr.. and Mrs. John @. Erickson ar ~
9r rived here on Saturday to look over 40. .la'
y their farm in Wyanett and returned to ~
their home in Minneapolis on Mon ~,
day. VIII
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20 Miss Bertha Woodcock and her Prir
" brother, Fremont, will leave for Medi-
IN cine Hat Saturday.. Fremont came ~
ID down from the weather factory last reae
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Mrs Otto Henschel and two children All.
:, returned on Monday evening from oo+t
- Cornelius, Oregon, where thew have =,
y been visiting Mrs Henschel's mother
W for month
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in Mrs Charles Keith returned on olive
Or Saturday evening from Duluth, where Pres
10 she attended the convention of the ali :
Daughters of the American Revolution Sto,
and entertained at BANQUET the
-: =. Greyselon Du Luth chapter of that
- organization. I
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g. Mr. ana Mr. Z. >. Chadbourne and poll
N son returned TO minneapolis on Mon max
t. day morning. They were accom- look
Q, panied as far as Elk River by Mrs.
is G. 81. Chadbourne, who will visit at p.
a. that place for short time and then Son
60 10 Minneapolis to reside deke