The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1912-12-26
C. A. JAG X
The Rexau Druggist

|, Lost, a bunch of keys. Finder q
please return to U ion office. FOL
| Wanted, girl for night operator. tiv.
Apply at Tri- State central office. e;a,,
Mrs. Aulger Rines passed Monday lea1
in the twin cities visiting friends. dut
Mr. and Mrs. Clair Kaliher are T
here from ST. Paul visiting relatives. for
A. E. Allen & Co.'s announcement !a"
in this issue makes interesting read -
ing. oo''
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Mrs. Karl Tarbox left on Monday suff
for Anoka to pass the holidays at her y,
old home. "~> :.--.s "~..-- Il :
DR.. E. Freeman Walsh was a well this
come guest at the Dunn abode over1 han
Chrlst1nas -: -: 49,. sub
Orion & Kaliher have a chance Of larg
advertisere this week. Don't fail exh
to read it. - :. T.. Y
George Short was down from Mil seal
AGA on business at the court house tall
last Monday. IT, =. - Aa'l'< s7'.s : .:ss of e
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-. ". - Neunl".in i4aoe d Zip 10 the
st. Paul ON professional business the mt
fore" part Of the week > -. ii 7
+. The Evens Hardware Co. has :. a l,ov
holiday greeting in this number IT.
Wiz" l!:V'' sou slloulo leau. =. of t
: Mr.. and Mrs, George Newbert and day
family passed. Christmas day at the. pho
Henry Newbert residence. stut
The Glendorado Ladies,:Aid society1 W
will meet With Mrs. Gilbeertson on keg
"Wednesday, January g., at 1 o'clock Lis h
p. M. .-s-..-., .srz - -.....--...-, Bog
: pio oonco - pl,,o-. U;77 ,.ou at
New year,s nicht2- Cad .n,,is;o a,na yea1
lots of barn room. Everybody in va -
vited. 80. 49, 49, ,.%..,. ltpf NJ
German services will be held in the WIZ
Princeton Swadieh, 1,,thorar, ch,,ro,,y Esom
IN Snnaov Z, f+ornoo,,Jo+ o,o,oa1- ~, rem
Row Otto Stro,,ch ~. Pat
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A right start in life means sue NV
cess. Then start in Mankato Com -.
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Send for catalogue .':>E~ oio
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Lost, in village of Princeton, a An,
ladies' gold watch with initiall ''F'' of
on case. Finder please return to F. ma,
C. Foltz for reward. . hea
Please take notice that Nelson's IT
photo studio in Princeton is open on as s
the first and third Saturday and in |
SUNDAY OF each monJh -22-ttc tub
Dorothy Schlegel, who is attending sho
the St. Cloud normal school, is home cas-
to spend the holidays with her par sho
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Schlegel OF
A large number from the country L
districts took the train on Monday pos
and Tuesday mornings to visit wee
friends in various places over Christ hin
mas. hea
Miss Stella Prescott of Spencer 'l'a
Brook passed Monday with her as,p
friond c,o4co p,onnon ,nd tina
Tuesday left for the cities to spend aga
Christmas. r
| Rev. Service has taken much are
pains in writing his special sermon ho]
for New Year. It is entitled 1.-THE Sid
Resolve and will doubtless prove b
good discourse. sat
! The Kaliher family desires: to ens
heartily thank the friends who so ~.
kindly rendered their good services ti'
during the sickness and at the, funer- Et2N
al of the late Dennis Kaliher. ,,.s.= for
| Saturday was the shortest day in MS
the year--one' minute: shorter than 1a6
the day preceding and following it.. SOL
The sun rose at I 40 a.! m. and set lea
at 4 "a p. ms hours and IS min p.
Eutes, of daylight. az :'43s ape
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| Potatoes are coming to market very rel]
Slowly, and there is but little change
in general conditions Shipments =
have been light during the week, WI
but; if. is n,ossible that With tha mig
advent Of the new.syears an improve II
ment will be NOTICED. ~
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On January I Frank Goulding will Of
move into the office which has abeen 6gl
used By his father, south of the new con
armory. and engage in the abstract a b
business. ~; Frank is the official alb in [
stractor for Mile Laos county and two
Ihas a full set Of records. ss,tis.: spr