The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1911-03-23
G. A. JACK
The Rexau DRUGGIST

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~ Get your pickle contract at the First
! National bank. 12-2tc
Z Claire Galley was among the down.
~ river passengers yesterday morning.
Wv 10 A daughter was born to Mr.. and
titled Mrs. John McM1nn on tuesday morn
inted ing.
. A. B. Whitcomb came over from St.
1e Cloud on Saturday and returned Sun
day.
W. A. Butler of Little Falls was
among the n ion s visitors yester-
''o day.
+r For sale, a single harness and
single buggy, both nearly new. J. J.
Skahen. l3-tf
49,, will continue to buy furs up to
w. April Is, the close of the open season.
1'' Allen E. Hayes. l2-3tp
~ Don't neglect to call at the First
~ National bank and get your pickle
contract for 1911. 12-2tc
49, =, Wanted, good strong boy or a
man to work on a farm for the season.
L. A. Parks, Route 4, Prince
Lola ton. l2-2tp
B. Il. Stay of Ronneby, who re-
Gently returned from California, was
S in a caller at the U n Office on Tues
the day.
For sale, d good work mare, or
ased will trade for fresh COW. Hans Ras-
8 to mussen. Route 2, Milaca-section 90.
Bogus Brook. 13-2tp
hoir Mrs. Esser OF Madison, Wis, who
old was visiting her parents, Mr. and
to- Mrs. G. Nachbar, returned to her
l. home on Monday: 49, 49,:
some DR.. j. F. HOFFMAN, optometrist
and will be IN town on Tuesday, March
Q OF 20. Eyes examined and glasses fitted.
2tc Office at Commercial hotel 4-tfc
axes Mr.. and Mrs. O. K. Carlson were
de- guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. A.
are Coates and family from Saturday to
1T Monday, when they left for St. Paul.
that Honrv sobonl- uho .ooo,,+7,. o,s
|.
'or- his farm in the town of Princeton. has
AeAO purchased, through the Robt. b. King
agency, the 20-acre Cakes place at =,
oolis Brickton.
g The Princeton fire department
0r"n should receive a generous patronage
upon the occasion OF it's annual ball
will at the opera house on April H. The
riot, ladies are deserving Of large atten-
yone dance.
Andrew Bulls is gradually growing
week stronger and is now able to take
ased short walks about town. he does not
rock expect, however. to be able to resume
work in his wagon shop for three or
four weeks.
ure. If you are planning on new wall
want paper this spring let me save you
some money On same. I have a
r,;u strictly up-to-date line to choose from. ]
90 Tri-State phone 1919.
..9 l3-2tc Dan c.. Mirick. L
9-tfc Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Larson and
NM family of Peterson, MIMI, arrived
1os+ here on Monday and entered into
osos possession of the Nyquist farm in
Greenbush, which was sold through
Robt q. King.
49,. You are invited to masquerade
.;.o ball in the M. B. A. hall, Wyanett. |
on Saturday evening, April l. Prizes
will be given to the best dressed ,cou7
hun pie and the couple attired in the most
'tput comical costumes. |!
year -, 1t
:. purchased the Commercial hotel busi-
- ness from Aleckson g. Nelson and will
Sad enter into possession on April l.
one Until that time Mr.. Aleckson will
ably conduct the business
GEES Is
Before you start for Princeton to !
have your picture taken be sure it is ,
nber the first or third Saturday of the ,
by month, as these are the only DAYS YOU
pera will find Nelson, the famous photo
IS a grapher from Anoka, at his studio in
was Princeton. 2-tf {
Tomorrow and Saturday A. E.. :
Allen g. Co. will have their opening {
IS Of spring goods, and variety larger a
ufes than ever seen in this village will be t
pera displayed. You should not fail to t
Inc attend-you will save money and have /
asplendid assortment to select from. | t