The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1909-10-21
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Nelson's photos please the people. IT,
Rev. Fisher left on Monday even FIR,
ing for his home at Calumet. Mich. bo
Chas. Kopp came up from Mime {
apolis on Saturday and returned on Tn
Monday. VIII
For sale, cheap, one Palace Oak Wis
heater, good as new. Inquire of S. l
A. Cravens. da,
For 70 IN 7oo.. - - 49, bus
King. He gives lowest rates, best w.
terms and quick service. Soft
Wesley Page is back to work again OF
driving the mail and express wagon 81
after severe sick spell. o"'
For sale or rent, ten-room house "
with good well and cistern. Apply to sue
j. G. Herdliska, Princeton. 38-4t 10
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Frank Wolf has a quantity of fine
cabbage for sale. They are going fast =
and those who need them should call Co'
at once. 10
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Mrs. Charles Keith left on Monday
evening for Duluth to attend the D. "
A: r. convention and visit friends for ..
a few days. ape
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Mothers, don't forget or neglect -
your boys. Kopp & Bartholomew ,
have fine assortment of boys suits, or1'
overcoats, etc. ..
Mrs. Frank Smith and daughter, nan
Elinor, returned last Thursday even .
ing from a visit to friends at North =
Branch and St. Paul. pap
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keep good horses on hand at all iob
times for sale. If you have horses to tele
sell bring them to me and I will paw
cash for them, VIM, Ross. ~
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M. S. Rutherford & Co. will loan for
you money on your farm at the lowest Sta
rate of interest. We give liberal pay tior
ment privileges. 19.tf y
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Ii you want to sell or rent your con
land call on or write to Uglem c.. at bar
Long Siding. They have a number Eve
of inquiries for laha. 23-tf SOU
For sele, a sound, we'll broken n
horse years old, weight about 1,4oo to
pounds Apply to T. A. Linton, rea
houte T. Dalbo, MINI. 42-3t den
What? A dance When? Friday hor
evening, Oct. %. Where? In the T
Maccabee hall! Who's going? We say
all are! Wake up and start some- tut,
thing! the
George Short of Milaca went ant
through here on the freight Tuesday I
with a fine lot of cattle for the South He
St. Paul market. Mr.. Short does a Ry
olg business IN cat5le' APP
John A, Erickson of Greenhush will Ka
shortly leave for California to spend /
the winter and M. M. Stroeter will sell att
his live stock, farm machinery, etc., No
at auction on Friday, October 20. inc
Mrs. Cool of ST. Paul was here on wit
q hunting trip this week. She is an da
expert shot and killed nice bunch of s
mallards, quail and snipe. She was an
a guest of the Craig family during Di
her stay. KIN
The Clear Lake Times tells of the WI
death OF Mrs. Jerry Holland, former Pr
resident of Santiago, at Round Top, ]
Mont, on the 18th inst. The remains me-
were brought back to the old home for sh
interment. at
was successful in buying two -
hundred, ladies' and misses coats Nv
from the best manufacturers at so
cents on the dollar. If you re looking of
for nice coat and want to save from to-
rs to so per cent on each dollar come no
to Marks Great Bargain Store. di
! Don't miss reading the Putting Up -,
FO' the Stove'' on page 6. Any one
who has ever attempted to set up
stove and fit an eight-inch pipe into ha
fsix-inch elbow joint can appreciate tn,
Mr.. Browns predicament. It is not INK
to be wondered at if he thought cuss wi
words if he did not say them. gr
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The government engineers who are
surveying the Rum river near here
say that Princeton is the liveliest and wi
best little town they have come across de
since they started on their work-all We
the others through which they passed sa