The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1911-04-27
G. A. JACK
The Rexau Druggist
Payette's studio is open every day

Payette's studio is open every day.
Mrs. T. J. Kaliher was visiting in
Minneapolis on Tuesday.
Harry Van de Riet of Milo was
here on business at the court house
on Tuesday.
One of Princeton's future attrac-
tions will be fine display of photo
graphs at Payette's studio.
For sale, large size iron gray
mare colt, years old, broken. Time
given if desired. Apply to j. j.
Skahen. l6-tfc
You will find an excellent assert
ment of pretty lilies and other plants
for room decorations at Scheen's
confectionery. 15-2tc
Roadstrom advertises a one-week
special sale in this number. It will
pay you to read the announcement
and call at the store.
For frst-class shoe repairing 60 to
M. Engebretson in the opera house
block. All work promptly executed
and prices reasonable. 14-tfc
You should not miss that social in
the Battle Brook school house to-
morrow evening. A fine time is in
store for you if you attend.
Herb Gates departed on Monday
for Des Moines, Iowa, to accompany
his mother, who has been visiting
relatives in that city, to Princeton.
August Milbrandt is drilling we'll
on the line between the Terrell and
Allen residence properties and the
water will be used by both families. !
T. W. Allison was down from
Milaca on Monday. Tom is enthused
over Milaca's good luck in securing
one of the state agricultural schools. |
Mr.. and Mrs. O. A. Gotten went to
Minneapolis on Monday to attend the
funeral of Mr.. Cotten's mother, who
died on Sunday afternoon. She was
"a years of age.
For sale, Barred Plymouth Rock |
eggs for Matching, so cents per SET
ting, and Toulouse goose eggs ST. per |
setting of 6. Mrs. Whit Barnum,
Route 3; Princeton. 18-3tp
Miss Lois E. Townsend, bookkeeper
in the Offices of Janney, Semple & |
Co., Minneapolis, was a guest of Mr..
and Mrs. W. 81. Townsend from |
Saturday to Monday.
For sale or exchange, new mich |
COWS and heifers. Also good pair of |
mares and new work harness. Apply |
to Herbert Austin, on Martin Cater |
farm, half mile west of village 1-tp
Reinhold Weiss, who worked for Il. |
F. Holthus all winter, departed on
Monday for Minneapolis. He was
accompanied by his brother, Otto.
They expect to work in Minneapolis. |
We do not know when we will be
taken. Protect your family by TAX
ing out policy in one of the Oldest,
best and cheapest insurance COM
panies in the United States. II. L.
Zimmerman, Agent. l6-tfc
Mail Carrier Mathis has purchased
a new Maxwell automobile and thinks
it is the only make of machine worth
having. He is certainly making
record time with it-probably going a
little faster than he ought.
The Forestons farmers creamery
held its quarterly meeting last week
and the stockholders are we'll pleased |
with the results which have SO far
been achieved. The creamery is in a |
healthy condition and is gaining
patronage every day. \ Sv -. T..
There will be a spelling match to-
morrow evening at the King school |
house in.district 46, between the pupils |
of that school and the Berry school
in district "a. A short program will |
be given, together with pie and
candy sale. Everyone is cordially |
invited.
Sheriff Shockley has purchased a |
Buick automobile. It will come in
mighty handy in Harry's business, !
but before he familisrizes himself