The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1911-11-23

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authorized to collect money due this ONCE In "
every the party paying money is entitled on a
TO and should insist upon receiving printed
receipt. r. c. DUNN Publisher. n
sale
Buckwheat -four at Byers'. 48-tfc 81
Nelson's photos please the people. 49,
Get your Christmas gifts at the ~,
Dorcas ladies' sale. G.
Mrs. S. S. Peterson visited friends whit
in the twin cities on Tuesday. w
A. E. Allen was in St. Paul on goo,
business Monday and Tuesday, Har
F.. T. Kettelhodt was in St. Paul on A
Tuesday purchasing Christmas goods. spea
l.. tdloy l0lG Oh MOQudy evening
for Foley to attend to some business N,
matters. arr
The finest underwear known-tbe Roy
Munsing underwear. For sale at A. "ee'
e. Allen & Co.. A
The Princeton State bank makes Car
farm loans at the lowest rate. No de- ana
lay, money ready soon as papers are Nc"
signed. 43-tf M
DR.. HOFFMAN, the optometrist, was huh
here last Friday and saturd av IN thre
his regular monthly visit and reports MIN
business good. II
Charley King arrived home from ann
Ferous Falls the first mart of the weak arti(
HAVING heen excnsed as a. netit inror date
by Judge Page Morris. D.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Block of Mayer, scho
who were here visiting Mr.. and Mrs. gave
David Wetter, returned home on Tues roof
day. They are Mrs. Wetter's parents. schc
Mrs. D. A. Craig and son of W.
Crosby, N. D., who have been visiting ADO
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Coates, left on sno7
Saturday for Minneapolis to visit caus
relatives. ing
A pail and tub factory is assured M
for Wahkon. The town has hoop OF
and whip and q box factory. This Nor
looks good for q comparativelv new Nov
settlement. resl
Chas. L. Peterson of Eastwood, M
Mile Laos lake, died on November 10 Fra
from tuberculosis and was buried at stem
Opstead on November IA. he was 80 Cou
years Of age. peri
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Texas, where he has secured a posi- "
ton as foreman on the ranch of Chas. son
P. Taft, brother Of the president, near clea
San Antonio. OF
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DR.. J. F.. HOFFMAN, optometrist. sa1
will be in town on Friday and Satur- +,a;
day, December % and %. Eyes ex-
amined and glasses fitted. Office at Nj
Commercial hotel. 3S-tfc at p
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A prize masquerade ball will be ,,;th
given on Thanksgiving night in the fon .
M. B. A. hall, Dalbo. Lunch will be ~
served in the hall. Good shelter for g.
horses. Everybody welcome. Ito
Ynko Kunich of Onamia would MI
like to ascertain the whereabouts of u T.
his brother, Mike. Ynko was recently op0i
injured by falling from load of hay e e1
and is in serious condition. 'o'
- part
L. K. Damn has purchased all the upol
unplatted lands in the TOWNSHIP of w.
Wahkon from c.. A. Campbell, as we'll -"
as Is lots in the plated portion of the D"l'
townsite and an interest in the Meshi- w. w.
gun Point property. 4loe
Onamia will have a farmers insti- farm
tute on December 16. Farmers insti- exte
tutes are we'll worth attending some -
thing new can always be learned from
the speakers about crop and stock w..
raising and dairying. o :,''
In an advertisement this week Kopp that
e. Bartholomew tells you how to hou!
dress we'll for moderate sum. They poke
enumerate a number of things in
clothing which should appeal to your ~ ~
fancy and pocketbook Aoo-
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The Woman's Relief association sum
will meet with Mrs. r. S. Chapman ente
on Friday afternoon at O'Clock. AS pure
an election of officers will be held at live
this meeting every member. is re- days