The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1912-01-18

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authorized to collect money due this ONCE In VI,
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Farmers institute January 26 and .
p. Co.
L. E. Svarry advertises an eight la.
day bargain sale in this issue. sig
Andrew Sjob]om was in St. Paul
on business Monday and Tuesday,. B1
Chas A. Dickey was in Elk River ap
on bushes before the probate court 'n
last Monday.
A dance will be given at Long Sid on
ing on Saturday evening. A good -
time assured. Ito I'd
A photo taken at the Pyro Studio
speaks for itself. J. L. Payette, .".'
Photographer. 44-tfc III
c. O. Moore left on Tuesday morn
ing for Minneapolis on business and ~
will return this evening. ~
JOS. W. Mossman went over TO Pa
Sank Center last week to visit his
mother, who has been very sick.
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J. W. Mcfarland arrived here from ali
Preston, Mont, last evening on bust oil
ness and will remain for a few days. ad
A 25-cent supper will be given by
the Dorcas society at the Ideal restau Ba
rant on Friday evening, January 26. Pr
Fay Cravens has been reappointed no
postmaster at Milaca. Fay has made WI
good and deserved to be reappointed.
Miss Minnie Swanson, accountant be
at the Evens' Hardware Co.'s store, MI
passed a couple Of days in the cities ye
this week. he
Fred Ness, formerly pharmacist in
Armitage's drug store, has secured a IN
good position with Noyes Bros. d. & m<
Cutler, St. Paul. co
Joseph Cos came up from Mime al
apolis on Saturday to attend the
funeral of Mrs. John Carmody, which ha
occurred on Monday. hi
Rev. August Lundquist went to ~ ~
Minneapolis on Monday to attend a
district convention of the pastors OF
the Swedish Lutheran church. tn
Mrs. L. S. Briggs is again able to y,
perform her duties at the postoffice aa
and her many friends are glad that 49,
she has recovered from her illness. ~
A. G. Escherich, one of the garage
men, returned to Minnea polls on 49,,
Tuesday and expects to locate in =.
Princeton permanently in about -:
month.
Remember the little birds. Throw
them few crumbs occasionally and -
in the springtime they will repay you ~
by destroying the bugs in your -:
garden. -
Orton & kaIiher, the clothiers, have NJ
a new advertisement this week. There
is a fine display OF clothing at this D.
store for your inspection and the =.
prices are right. ~
DR.. J. F. HOFFMAN. optometrist, A
will be in town on Friday and Satur- in
day, January 26 and 81. Eyes
examined and glasses fitted. Office at g..
Commercial hotel. 3S-tfc -
You cannot fail to enjoy yourselves OF
if you attend the moving picture ",
shows tomorrow and Saturday even y
ings at Brands opera house.. New th
features of exceptional attractiveness
will be presented. 20
The home of 7. A. Linton, half a in
mile west of Tolin, in the town of G.
Dalbo, was destroyed, with nearly all Ii
of it's contents, on January II. The ell
property carried a small insurance sc
but not nearly enough to cover the
loss.
Before you start for Princeton to o,
have your picture taken be sure it is S
the first or third Saturday of the G
month, as these are the only days you til
will find Nelslon, the famous photog- oil
rainier from AnOka. at his stndiO in | m