The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1910-02-17

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George I. Staples is the only person who is -
authorized to collect money due this Office In MIS-.
case the party paying money is entitled Monday
70 ana should insist upon receiving printed Paul.
receipt r. G. DUNN. Publisher
Carlo
Nelson's photos please the neon1o horses
- barn.
High-grade native horses at Aulger
r ines barn. 7-tfc for
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Kopp & Bartholomew carry page of Prin,
ad in this issue.
Cneapest money on farm loans can be at
De mad at M. 5. Rutherford q Co. s. March
: The
For sale, a six-room house and lot moot =
with barn. Inquire at U n i on Office. wodnes
7-tfc
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Attorney E. L. Mcmillan went to p.,1 -
St. Paul yesterday morning on legal tho "a ~
business. -
A Sc,
~ unoo wa oo sAV0n a' oanloru amidsh
Hatch's on Saturday night to which nm ton,
the public is invited. -"
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Peterson left Nil -
so''o,o"' o' no"po'1s W V1s1' Operati
friends for couple Of days. tho .ft,
Mems and boys wearables are too NO
one"p '0 hopP q nar'nolo"e" s'ore the D
W ~ pooily oi0sseu' oee ior YOUR buildir
self. AID on page 5. neon1e
If you want to sell or rent your w,
1"nu oo.i VI - ", ml1'0 " os'o" w. d. for yo1
Aons .n0y nave nunoor per tor
VI lnq ulilos 1ol !ono. A'-'1 Rice &
rour nunureo nave 'aken advantage Try
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page 5.
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WIS =" - Ai04l WIZ n"0 oo0n load O
vl'A0lns - on.o"so, ioOoinoo nonA0 VI today
1u0eu"y evening ono vas "oooh' pau Moore
lou ny no. elovol, 1Nle. Ieoolnson place.
! Services in the German language Tho
VIII 70 Lulu "O ono lln'0'on o"oolon Johns
Auvnoran onunon ny A'0'. wv oVl be gla
vi SUNDAY alOernoon DIV y clocA' covert
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Keasling and pneum
three children of Minneapolis are on The
a visit to Mrs. KeasIing's father, who y
August oelOn, anu oonef rela'i'es' specia
Kopp & Bartholomew have con- somel
tinued their odd and end sale to club
Saturday, March S. Their ad giving Zenith
a list of goods on sale, appears on Tho
page 5. at the
Twenty-Five tubs of butter were Pine
! turned out by the Princeton Co-opera- on Tu
tive creamery for the week ending in cor
Monday and nineteen of them were Hass'
shipped -:
W. 81. Terrell & Co. and Geo. r. Prince
= Rice & Co. are now prepared to pur- Green
chase all potatoes that may be brought mono
in and to pay the prevailing market Finde
price therefor. Prime
a Russell Farnham's friends will be
pleased to know that he has been Vi
5 promoted from first sergeant to sec The
q ond lieutenant at Pillsbury academy, preva
where he and his sister, Ethel, are time
a $50 Triun
Mrs. G.. A. Galley received a tele- Burb
Gram from P]attville. Wis. on Satur- Ohios
o.zo.;,o. ~ ;,fo.,,.t;o 49, Rose
y ner granun'o0n0i was seihous'y ~. Whe;
s She ana her husband lett Tor that Whe:
n place upon the same day. Whe,
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Opportunity comes and goes. Hum Oats
7. dreds of odds and ends in mems and Flax
e boys clothing and furnishings are Wild
e going at a low price at Kopp & Bar Tame
q tholomew's store while they last.
Sale continued to Saturday, March 5. Fat
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! If you are looking for good, sound Hogs
" native horsas vounr and Suitable for Shee
% -, - y,s.-s. 49, - .o,,,a,. Hens
le al puiposes-norses el1aO ".o "a. Spril
, anteed-call at VIM. Ross barns. ppm