The Princeton union., 1911-08-03
G. A. JACK
The Rexall Druggist

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Druggist W.
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'<<*t Payette's photos are better than
ever. 22-tfc
Twins we're born to Mr. and Mrs. =" "
<AAAx A. E. Shaw of Greenbush on July %. Il"
who iz A washout m the line resulted in
ice. In ,roo,- |
entitled :, oo'o"S lnol or"ln oelng '"o nh
printed hours late at this point. y. y.
Usher. hN - pi
A'A0'' Mr. and Mrs. Eckdahl. of Mime dr.
apois were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
oPle' P. j. Wikeen from Saturday to Mon :
rip to day. VII
Mrs. Guy Nicely and child arrived 3
I'VE a here on Thursday Of last week from
I'd it, Warren, Ariz., for visit with rela-
tives. ~
oent. Buy your lightning rods-98 per cent G.
,;th clear copper-at cents a foot from
j. A. Wetter, Long Siding,
al'er- MINI. 3O-3tp Pa
Rev. j. O. Fisher came home on L.
% - Saturday from Chicago, where he
took post graduate course in a
divinity school. Id
Foley pno 7;---,------1 re
jewelry store at Stanley, N. D., and a.
departed for that place on Monday to
ak is enter into possession.
81" Mrs. Fred D. Warner arrived here TT
on Friday from Northwood, Iowa, for na
nee in a few days. visit to her parents, Mr.. NJ
!, Aug and Mrs. Isaac Martin.
! The village council met in special in
session Friday evening and ev
slsn0 granted building permits to w. q. ar
Il nere Townsend and Arson Howard. w]
ity of "" "" wa
Kopp & Bartholomew's twice-a-
year clearance sale is attracting wide ve
.e1'!ns attention as usual. Get busy, fell Tt
~ nls lows, while the opportunity lasts. sh
A clothes-line shower was given in a
Cambridge last week by the Misses
r. and Miss Etbo1vn Ror,-or .,d E+ho1t. ~
9. He MISS H'nelyn Darker ana Etnelyn re- he
D 10 ceived a large assortment of articles ii,
The farmers creamery at Foreston, o.
nav0 sr says the Independent, has made an
y Nr' excellent showing during the past six ar
N"'0 months and promises, within a short wi
A' time to pay its shareholders good b.
|, who dividends. N
york in WILLIAM, Co-d;oo,, -o1,-,-.--5
onday so+,rdo1 fron, c. C1o,a -no ~
CIV LID has been engaged in expert machine CT
work for the International Harvester So
ass at company. He expects to return in ii,
onday few days. he
,artici- ,1 5 ,T ,1,7.,, nj
- '0' family motored over to Parkers
Prairie on Sunday and returned on tn
1etrist, Tuesday evening with the exception of ne
Satur- the two oldest girls, who will remain in
lmined there for week. of
- 'u.oA Theeannual picnic Of the Woman's IL
Relief association will be held in I'm: sl
st be a behocker's grove, near the East
5 con- Branch bridge, tomorrow. Old Pr
is the soldiers and their families are ex- wi
is" to tended an invitation. no
O. K. Stowe, the efficient and ye
posi- popular buttermaker at the Glendora- m
of the do creamery, departed on Tuesday m
my in for the Pacific coast to spend his va
lay to cation. Mr.. Sorenson has charge of to-
the creamery during his absence. wi
Isanti Mrs. h. W. Maddoczs and daughter, D.
is trip Marjorie, of Superior who we're here M
back on visit to Mr.. and Mrs. G. O. tn
Der OF Moore, returned to their home on IN
Monday. Miss Pearl Moore accom- tr
f,o-, panied them for a stay of couple of
ogether u
of the "A postal card to the U n O from ne
at the Il. c. johnson, dated at New York. Sc
July 26, bore this message: "Au al
revoir, leave for sunny Africa in r
is and the morning.n He ooes to tho dork be
10 tne continent by way of France and OF
7clallst England. 81
affec-
Before you start for Princeton to
have your picture taken be sure it is OF
itself the first or third Saturday of the G.
ose of month, as these are the only days you th
train will find Nelson, the famous photo 81
happy grapher from Anoka, at his studio in R
SUBJ Princeton. 2-tf a
Mrs. Mary Rines has generously ~
ney of consented to open street through =
in his her lots directly opposite the new