The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1912-11-07

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George I. Staples IL the only person who IL II
authorized to collect money due this ofnce. In
every case the party paying money Is entitled 10
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receipt. re DuNN Publisher
Nelson's photos please the people. grl
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Wanted, shoats and chickens at =
the Ideal Restaurant. 44-tfc
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H. E. Cook was in the twin cities hal
on business Monday.
Rev. Fisher was in Minneapolis the vii
fore part of the week. no,
The deer hunting season COM T
mences on November 10. wi
Read the new ad of Hoffman. the sto
harness man in this number. r
L. E. Berg Of Green lake is con- Dir
templating the purchase of an auto. on
Attorney Waller was down from }
Milaca on business at the court he1
house yesterday. thu
Mrs. Amos Smith and Mrs. Clair wv
Smith were visiting in the twin {
cities on Monday. La
Miss Elsie Stark of Milo is visiting M
her brother and sister-in-law. Mr.. e~''
and Mrs. Oscar Stark \
Judge Bailey of Elk River was in wv wv,
town on Friday and called for chat o.
with the y IL O n force
O. 8. Newton this week advertises \,
a special new line of rubbers and 49,.
arctics Of the best quality 10y
Fred Thomas and E. I. Davis were
down from Miaca on election day =,
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J. r. Wikeen. solicitor for the Wh
Eastern Minnesota Power company
Of Pine City. was here on Sunday. co
The sidewalk hear the Whittier he1
school should be cleaned off, 1t is for
covered with earth and almost i'm
passable. 49,
Lloyd Briggs: who is railroading the
at Stevens Point, Wis, came home SUI
on Saturday to visit his parents and T
on Tuesday cast his first vote. ~
The members of Wallace T. Rines Coz
post No. Jap, are requested to meet Ke
in their hall at , p. m. on Saturday, dit
November 9. A large attendance is \
expected. Mo
Attorney S. p Skahen motored day
over to St. Cloud on Monday. where f
Judge Taylor heard a motion argued the
in the West case. Mr. Skahen rep T
resented Mr. West n,
DR.. j. F. hoffman, optometrist, NO
will be in town on Friday and Sat- tin
urday, Novmeber 30 and 30. Eyes me
examined and glasses fitted Office \
at Commercial hotel. 3S-tfc fro
The members Of the Methodist spe
church will hold q food sale at Orion lik
q kallher' store on Saturday. No. as
vember IL. Wholesome foods of vari- T.
Gus kinds will then be offered. mo
a brick warehouse, 50 by IS feet, an(
has been built onto the west side of pri
A. b. Allen & Co.. S store, and it vic
will constitute great convenience 7
to them in handling their big bust 1;r
ness. -;
Postmaster l.. S. Briggs, although no.
in a weakened condition from contin- auS
ued sickness, insisted in casting his !
vote on election day. He was con- Pa
veyed to the polls in an automobile on
and assisted in ascending the stairs get
to the city hall by friends bri
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Before you start for Princeton to
have your picture taken be sure it is |
the first or third Saturday or Sunday in
of the month. as these are the only wa
days you will find Nelson, the famous luz
photographer from Anoka. at his nu
studio in Princeton. 2-tfc on
Miss Mabel Bengtson entertained S
at her home in Baldwin on HalloW- mo
cen in honor of her friend. Pearl Oh:
McCracken, who, with her parents, tov
leaves for Harlem, Mont, this week Mi
to make her future home. Games far
and contests were among the diver mu
sions Of the evening and light re- Mr.
freShmentS were served . r