The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1909-12-16

is Sl.OO Per Year. PRINCE
Miss McAdams passed Sunday with
friends in Minneapolis.
Don't pay SIG for a watch I can
sell you for SIP. j. G. Herdliska.
DR.. T. L. Armitage made a bust
ness trip to the twin cities on Monday.
The public schools will close on
Thursday, December p, for period
of two weeks.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed. Drescher on Friday, December
10, and Ed. is dee-lighted.
Bring your hides and furs to Allen
Hayes, Princeton, on Saturdays and
receive Minneapolis prices for the
same. 51-tfc
If you want a diamond ring do not
wait to have it ordered. I have a
fine assortment in stock. j. c. Herd
liska.
F. J. Nelson of Minneapolis is here
on visit to Guy Ewing. Mr.. Nelson
is agent for the New Home sewing
machine.
Miss Rosie Keen of Elk River, who
had been visiting her cousin, Ernest
Keen, and family for fortnight, re-
turned to her home on Monday.
George b. Deans returned to his
home at Foreston on Saturday. He
had been visiting friends in this
vicinity for three or four days.
Farmers, don't forget to attend the
moving picture show at Brands opera
house on Saturday afternoon at 4
O'CLOCK. Admission 10 and Is cents.
Rev. August Lundquist attended the
district mission convention of the
Swedish Lutheran church at Mime
apolis on Monday and returned Tues.
day.
The largest assortment of set rings
to choose from that you ever saw.
They are dandies and the prices will
please you they are so low. J. C.
Herdliska.
The many friends of Mrs. II. M.
Fox of Santiago, who underwent an
operation at the Northwestern hos.
pital last week, will be glad to learn
that she is on fair road to recovery
Joseph Beer of LIE Sueur county is
here looking over land with the in.
tention of locating. He will find nc
more fertile soil on earth than tina,
in the immediate vicinity of Prince
ton. Mr.. Beer is a practical farmer
and all men of his kind are always
welcome.
A horse was hired at the Casey
livery stable at Anoka by man las
week who said he wanted to drive tt
Champlin, and, according to Tues
days Herald, he stole it and has no
yet been located. The horse weighei
l, 100 pounds, was black in color ani
attached to a Portland sleigh.
The local potato market remains
the same as last week. Scarcely any
tubers are being received at the ware
houses and but few cars are being
shipped. In consequence of she strike
potato men are unable to fill orders
and are consequently compelled tc
hold the stock, large quantity O.
which is on hand.
Among the pretty and inexpensive
articles for Christmas which may be
obtained at the Golden Rule Motor
store are toy typewriters, mbinatior
tree ornaments, fancy whisk broom
holders, jewel boxes, novelty boz
handkerchiefs, white enameIed dol
furniture, doll houses and new
assortment of books for old anc
young.
The case Of Mrs. Alice Locke VS.,
Mcclure & Warren, in which plaintiff
sought to recover the value of hay.
came up in Justice Norton IS court or
a change of venue Friday. G. A.
Dickey represented the plaintiff and
G. Fl. Mackenzie the defendants.
The court found for Mrs. Locke in the
amount claimed, s65, with the costs
and interest. -
The many friends of Magnus Sjo.
blom will regret to learn that his con.
dltlon is extremely critical, and the
chances of his recovery are not
encouraging: he had an attack oil
appendicitis and refused to be