The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1914-12-17
Jacob Mailer Of Milo was a pleas
ant caller at the Union Office Satur-

Jacob Mailer Of Milo was a pleas
ant caller at the Union Office Satur-
day.
See the newest novelties in Ever
Ready pocket flash lights at the
Galley Hardware Co. 52-ltc
Herman Hofflander and Claude
Morton were Milaca visitors Friday
evening. and attended the basket ball
game while there.
A nice wool automobile robe
would make a fine Christmas present.
See them at Galley Hardware
Co. IS. 52-1tc
This is the season of the year to
get your harness oiled. Bring them
in now to j. Fl. Hoffman, who will |
oil them right at ST per set. 5l-tfc
A dance will be given at the M. W.
A. hall, Spencer Brook, Friday even
ing, December Is. Music by a city |
orchestra. Supper served in hall.
A good time assured. 52-ltp
Another one of those delightful
dances will be given the M. B. A.
hall, Wyanett, Saturday evening,
December 10. Music by the Pine
Brook orchestra. Everybody invited.
Beginning Saturday we will give a
Christmas present to every pur-
chaser of a dollar or more worth of
merchandise. The Bazaar Mrs. E.
f. Griffith. 52-1tc
A, L. Christopherson and family !
of Greenbush left Saturday for
Granite Falls, where they intend to
reside in the future. Their numer.
GUS friends in this vicinity wish
them success.
New advertisements for the fol- |
lowing firms appear in this issue of
the Union: A. E. Allen & Co., Or
ton & Kaliher, G. II. Nelson, C. A.
Jack, Ewings' Music Store, Mrs.
Griffith. Read them.
From the Isle Advance we learn
that the enterprising H. f. Mann of
Cove has purchased the old Eastside
Telephone company's line, will put
the same in working order and es-
tablish pay stations at Isle and Op-
stead.
Patrons of the Farmers Cooper
alive creamery are requested to de-
liver their cream at the creamery on
Thursday, December "a, as no cream
will be taken in on Christmas day.
If held over until Saturday the
cream is liable to spoil.
The potato movement continues
rather slow in Princeton, and re-
ceipts the past week have been light.
The prices being paid for the various
kinds are about the same as they
have been all fall, ranging from 20
cents to IS cents. -.
In order to avoid any disappoint-
ments you had best order your
Christmas picture framing early.
Galley Hardware Co. have large as
sortment of new mouldings and their
work is always first class and strictly
up to the minute. 52-1tc
VIM. o. Tea]l of Eau Claire, Wis
consin, transacted business at
Princeton yesterday in connection
with some land he owns in the
vicinity of Mile Lcas lake. He is
assessor of incomes at Eau Claire
aud is thoroughly conversant with
the tax laws of Wisconsin.
Only more shopping days before
Christmas and they will be filled
with the cares of gift selecting and
buying. Why not be photographed
at Payette's now and avoid IL cares?
Nothing equals the charm of a we'll
made and well-mounted photograph
of yourself as a Christmas gift.
5]-2tc
A. NJ. johnson, who resides west
of Foreston, tells the Milaca Times
that he has recently installed a
Blau-Gas plant at his home, and
that for lighting purposes it cannot
be excelled. In the summer Mr..
johnson expects to also make use
of the gas for cooking purposes. !
Fred Murphy of Baldwin recently
purchased registered Poland China
boar. He is firm believer in
blooded stock, and stated to the re-
porter that there was considerable
difference in the size attained by
registered animals compared to ordi-
nary grades. >s---. q. 1-.-.s
|. The new steel tower and water
tank for the village is now being
erected. The new, structure. will be
directly east of the old tower and