The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1914-01-29

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| Lard, at Hummel's, 12% cents a l0
pound while it lasts. Bring your pa
pals 24-tfc MI
For sale, Radiant Home hard {
coal stove and a wood heater. O. B. ing
Randall. 52-tfc con
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Vacuum cleaners for rent at 81 :.
per day. Call up on Tri-State phone, n
No. SO or 46. 52-tfc oos
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Jos. Moline of Dalbo was in town dol
on Monday and the Union &C. 8,
know]edges pleasant call. ~
.. at
The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs for
will attend the Methodist church in ino
a oody on Sunday evening. PR
For photos of quality and likeness T
go to Payette's. studio. Open every cal;
day in the year. Main street, Prince see
ool' :: o-C1c wei
Will buy all logs brought to our eve
mill or saw logs for those who so v
desire. Wolf Bros, section Z, Green anr
bush. 6-2tp c)o.
Miss Margaret Hofferbert of Borg sue
holm was among those who attended ba1
the Yeomen installation in Prince A
ton last night. Fai
The annual meeting of the Car jar
mody-Tolin telephone company will ~
be held in the Carmody school house thi
on February7. 1872 t.; ...s< -. ., see
=. Leo .O'Rei]ly of Indianapolis, A
brother of Mrs. J.. j. Skahen, is in Civ
Princeton on a visit and is assisting Ug
Mr.. Skahen in the bank. Eel
It seemed as if the fat girls who .,
sat down on, the slippery sidewalks -
yesterday Sustained bit slight shock .
compared with the lean ones. >:'J<ss YES
Mr.. and Mrs Erick Thoren II will ron
leave in a few days for Worthington, mi,
| where they will locate on a large can
farm which they have rented. wo,
| For rent, fve-room house in south upt
part of town. Has two closets, large \
bullt-in kitchen cupboard and good ahc
cellar. Newly repaired throughout. eve
Inquire at Union office or of Mrs. Of
! Chas. Hepburn. hi,
Ed Foley was up from thinner pla
man in his machine on Monday He to
says that unless the snowfall attains gra
a depth of three feet his car can by
pillow through it. But Harry Pratt A
says that Ed prevaricates. Co,
A nice little shower moistened fav
things bit yesterday morning. pro
Rain at this time of the year is not for
usual in Minnesota, but it has it's sot
advantages over billiards.. We defy go
Washington or California to beat our pre-
l9l3-l4 winter. hui
Mrs. William Coffman of Gerard. I
Mont, sister of Mrs. Jack Larsen of rap
the Commercial hotel, arrived here sub
last Friday and on Monday entered hav
the Northwestern hospital, where are
ON Tuesday she was operated upon at
for appendicitis. !: cop
Before you startafor Princeton to ,oo'
haYe your picture taken be sure it No
IS :, the first or third Saturday or T
Sunday of the month, as these are and
the only days you will find Nelson. nes
the famous photographer from dip
Anoka, at his studio in Prince ON
ton. -. 2-tfc the
Parsons WI hovo Eno.,,ol,o ling
cruelty to, or neglect of, children, sor
cruelty to. dumb animals are: asked ~
to report the same to Ira G. Stanley, ''o
secretary of the Princeton Humane1 N
society, who will Immediately take by,
steps to: have the offenders prose at I
cuted. Il. s.... =. .:.>. ..:.ry the
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Miss Eleanor Anderson, who re- tho
Gently graduated in stenography in Son
the Minneapolis Business college, has ver
secured a position in the Mime rem
apolis Savings bank. Miss Ander- SIN
sons many 1rlends IN frlnceton VIII ser,
he pleased to learn that she has OBJ + +
80 ..s-@ johl
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Larsen returned cou
on Monday from a visit in Duluth can
and greatly enjoyed the trip. Some mo,
OF Jacks friends tried to induce him thr,
to take All iceboat run on Lake sho,
Superior, but Jack concluded that less
terra tirma looked better to him and OILS,
refused to be cajoled into taking a lhun