The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1911-03-16

Rexall Druggist s.
<*<<<f Get your pickle contract at the First |
.. National bank. l2-2tc !
ss. Miss Jennie Abbott passed Sunday
<<<$<< at her home in Foreston.
son oa who Is Is will continue to buy furs up to
Is entitled April lo tne Close OF 6ne open season.
printed Allen E. Hayes. 12-3tp !
ubisher. . -------
Don't neglect to call at the First
peon]e. National bank and get your pickle
contract for 1911. 12-2tc |
Miss Ruth Gardner of Minneapolis !
was guest of Mr.. and Mrs. L. A.
ecessary Parks over Sunday.
Itch this -
12-2tc Albert Anderson, representing the
Anderson Land company of Milaca,
rneo On was in Princeton on Tuesday.
Miss Sophie Miller of Minneapolis
was a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. T. Il.
'oVerelse Galley from Saturday to Monday.
er of the ----
Wanted, a good strong boy or
man to work farm for the season.
r, some r, Parka Rou+a pr;noo-
'hty and ton 79-2tn
acre of ,-
12-2tc Lawrence Miller OF Nashua, Iowa.
was here last week looking over the
o"11 on country with view Of locating in this |
op0ia section.
For sale, $50 bushels of Universal |
no Twill seed wheat, ST.. 90 per bushel, at my |
"''n Lib farm in town of Princeton. Geo.
Schmidt. 11-2tc
rn0u vi Miss Pearl Farley of Flandreau, S. |
W ro4@- D., was here from Saturday to Mon
day on a visit to her friend, Miss
or two Beth McAdams. -. -. .I1-. |
"S ne" The Y. P. S. of the Lutheran church |
j. '1Op of West Branch will meet at Peter
k makes Skaaland's on Friday evening, March |
No de- "a, at 1880 p. m.
pers are Mrs y r crnon - h.a hoo
1l suffering from an attack of la grippe, |
Beldel- was out of doors for the first time in |
railway two weeks on Tuesday.
I'D at the 7---,
will be IN town Tuesday, March !
rlst' Will %. Eyes examined and glasses fitted. |
arch 20' Office at Commercial hotel. ATTIC
IS fitted. 1----------
o. Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Parks, |
on Sunday, March II, son. Mrs.
lam ana Shaner, a trained nurse from Mime
eepy Eye apolis, is caring for Mrs. Parks.
McRae
Paperhanging, vanishing and !
veneering executed at reasonable
~ nome prices. Good work guaranteed. Mrs.
5. L., Eugene Duby, Route 2, box .46, Prince
'al IN the ton. 1l-2tp
alton. -
formerly choir of the Methodist church, Under
m hospi- the direction of Mrs. Claire Calev.
Dayton will give an old folks concert at
With Dr. Brands opera house.
For sale, five-room house, and lot
~ o'' so by $50 feet, also barn with room
oonl1r- for eight horses. Price $1,000. For
= - 'ne further information write G. A.
4o'n0r'n Dilley, Beach, N. D. 1l-2tc
Ano,, For the week ending Monday the
7is;t;nor Princeton Cooperative creamery
NJ, a15 turned out 81 tubs of butter of an ex-
h6n,o ~ cel]ent quality. There is a marked
Improvement in the grade of cream
being brought in.
ned " it'll
ks were A. basket social will be given in the
1e You Long Siding hall on the evening of
delivers March Is for the benefit of the BASE
ball club Everyone is invited and
,,. it is hoped that the boys will receive
Mlune- liberal patronage.
% weeks Before you start for Princeton to
ore and have your picture taken be sure it is
cd home the first third Saturday of the
month, as these are the only days you
,.. u7uo will find Nelson, the famous photo
= No. grapher from Anoka, at his studio in
" Princeton. 2-tf .
on Fri
ming, at For sale, on the Princeton hotel
made grounds, one barn IA by 20 feet, and /
in SUBJ a few small buildings, also 5000 feet
of lumber and cord of rock. Will be
sold cheap if taken at once. Apply
to L. N. Berg on the premises. 1-tp
ever had Mrs. E. G.. Soule, who has been
'sed with here for several months visiting at the
lied, and home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Soule, left
sure you for Idaho on Monday. farewell
as at the fparty in honor of Mrs. Soule was
'advan- given by the Pythian Sisters at the
Tor the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Soule last
:oods' to Thursday afternoon and the occasion
IN Store was very enjoyable one: .,% B"