The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1909-12-02
G. A. JACK
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you know yourself to be indebted ia:
to the Union now is the time to Hqui- "A>
date the indebtedness. Don't wait W
fora statement of your account. We F
need the money that is due US and hig
need it NOW. THE UNION. ski
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Herman Miller went to Minneapolis IN .
on land business Tuesday. a.
You can save money by buying F
YOUR sneep-llneo coats al Road Lit
strom's. q
F. T. Kettelhodt was in the twin We
cities purchasing Christmas goods on +
Tuesday. =
ooou0S 0uuiooi "nl'ney 1ssueo III anl
game licenses this year as against $50 cos
last season.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet ~! I,
with Mrs. Goodell on Wednesday, 1n4'
December s. gal
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For sale, good COWS. Apply to A.
+. Wresch, one mile northeast of Z
Freer postofice. 4S-tfc wa
Mrs. VIM. Wallace visited friends at COO
St. Paul and Saltwater from Thurs be
day to Saturday. ani
Left at the Princeton hotel, bundle c
of clothes. Unless owner calls for inc
same within ten days it will be dis line
posed OF. Ito Coz
[ keep good horses on hand at all SNo
times for sale. If you have horses to \
sell bring them to me and I will pay Pet
cash for them. VIM. Ross. of
NJ, "a ~. E---.-. 0--: Tue
neapolis were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. 1SA'
A. M. Davis and family from Satur- I
day to Monday. Est
M. S. Rutherford & Co. will loan lor
you money on your farm at the lowest -, {"
rate of interest. We give liberal pay -. .n'
ment privileges. 19-tf
A carload of apples has been re- ~
ceived at T. F. Scheen's warehouse ~ -
which will be retailed at so and IS -
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Miss Becknell of Minneapolis was foil
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. =
Skahen from Wednesday of last week -
until Monday of this. w
The dance given by the young folks To
at the opera house on Thanksgiving mo
evening was we'll attended and the vel
music of a high order. cot
A postal sent to r. I. Hawkins, F
Milaca, will bring information re- hay
garding furs and hides. Have you the
ever sold to him? Try him once 44-tf mo
Fancy articles for Christmas pres viii
ents and aprons left over from Ladies' era
Aid annual fair are on sale at Ew- Fri
ings' Music Store. Call and see A
them. Ia
Mrs G. A. Woodward, Mrs. Carrie Nil
Tarbo3 Miss Nellie Tarbox and Miss bee
Hazel Smith, all of Anoka, spent OF
Thanksgiving with Mr.. and Mrs K. mrs
B, Tarbox. yea
Lost, at or near the depot, on n
Saturday evening, a small pocket snc
book containing a fve-dollar bill and this
some silver. Finder please return to ing
Union Office for reward. Ito eau
A letter has been received from 80"
John A. Erickson, who, with his 0l'0
family, recently left here for Cali F
fornia. They are now located at Ia,
Turlock, in that state, and like the hor
country we'll. she
Serenus Skahen was home from The Ge'
state university to spend Thanks! ane
giving. He was accompanied by FRO
Messrs. Schain and Nordstrom of ,
the university football team, who were 49,
his guests while here. A
P. l.. Roadstrom has page ad in dri
this number Of the Union calling no,
attention to big slaughter sale of cen
heavy winter goods which will com pia
mence on Monday, December 6. The
ad appears on page g. Read it.
Bob King, humanitarian, offers up
comfortable home to good house Sat
dog. He is not particular as to the to
breed, but yellow is his favorite whe
color Anv old yellow doc with a 20