The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1914-12-17

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III Druggist a eai,
~ Dece
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A. S. Mark was passenger to st. Be
Paul Tuesday morning. 4 Chris
Louis Peterson Of Milaca was chas'
Princeton visitor yesterday. -. mere
Dry wood delivered at $3.50 per = "
cord by Umbehocker Bros 48-4tc a.
DR.. c. S. Neumann was Mime Gxo, :
apolis visitor last Tuesday. rosid
Rev. Fl. Willenbrink was "a st. GUS
Paul visitor the first of the week. then
Minneapolis prices paid for hides Ne
and furs. A. e. Hayes. Prince lowil
ton. 5l-2tc the
A. Fl. Allen and daughter, Dorothy, JUL
were passengers to Milaca Wednesday o"on
evening"
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Fl. Galley were ni
Minneapolis visitors the latter part VII"
80 lot poo1, Cove
Te]e
| dry WOOD 1Of sale. prompt de- the
livery. Hoehn Bros. Irl'SGate tabli
phone 10, R l. 47-Stp steat
Miss Pearl Labbissonniere visited Pa
1rlenos IN frlnce1on ana BALDWIN ativt
over Saturday and Sunday. liver
| Rev. Samue] johnson attended a. Thu
meeting of the Minneapolis Pastors Will
association the first of the week. Ii l.
For photos of quality and likeness
go to Payette's studio. Open every LII
dav in the wear. Main street, Prince rath
ton. 6-tfc ceipt
= - The
MIS- marry 10" Oh MORA was d kind
sueoo d Ol'e 1ion1o u Ml anu WIS. have
oooo ilenoo''el oae 1ao0er paiC u laso cent
week.
Miss Sylvia Richards returned to n,on
Dayton Tuesday morning after a Chri
visit here of a couple of days at the Gale
home of her aunt, Mrs. Viola Bran sort,
chaud. uorl
Did you ever know that for over 40 up t.
years Galley has been selling lS47 W.
nosef s'lser"are: Ine plaCe ChaC cons
"eais' Cah anu SEE oo's years Prin
he"esu paCCelhs. oz-1Gc with
T. E. Wallace and family of Iowa viciI
have arrived here and taken possess asses
sion of the farm they recently pur- aud
chased from a. L. -Christopherson in the
Greenbush. n,
A dance will be given at the Long Chri
Siding hall next Saturday evening, with
December 10. Stromwa]l s orchestra buyi
will furnish the music and a good at P
time is assured all 52-ltc Notl
,7---:-----5--- mad
eon,o ~ tho ~, no1,o =, Co,;fon,;o of "
and writes, "You could food the -
county of Mile Laos with the oil "A.
that is pumped here every day" of !
1 ,r4o auo,,a ,7o,7 ~, Voo-,. that
tho pr;nea+o, on,9ov,, .n;,1 - 49, ae Blau
Tho ,ooot ao1;a.ee', 49, w. u1o 80 that
Good c;t, ,,,,s;c nil ho ~ 1919 49, OH
, WOO, GOOD +;n,o ,n,;+a -, 49,, of ii
H. Kranz. who has had charge of ~
, the Commercial hotel for several p"ie
+ weeks returned to his home in Min oo"1
/ neapolis Tuesday. F. O.. Malmberg, WV
ubo ,nrcb,co,; tho Cororooxo;.1 fso.', port
1.c,, I,.rson orr;uo7 ho.a 49, ditfe
=, Thursday and has taken active 1os1
cbaroe Of samo nary
Before you start for Princeton to- -
hovo ro,,r ,;o+,-o +oko. - tank
r is the first Or third Saturday or e ..
cnrdov of tho n,on+h ~ +Ia.o dire
the only days you will find Nelson. S oanA
l the famous photographer from o o
tn . 80 eide
"A new steamboat is being con- - -
lstructed for the Mississippi & Rum =. 49,, -
J River Boom company at Coon Creek VIZ
It will operate on the Mississippi be-. 10y
tween Minneapolis and st. Cloud o.lne
The craft is to be 1875 feet in length l1'os
&c. +.;o 49,. ,,;m ~ 1901, ,on .,,s: DUR
,,oo, 49, s~..:- - will
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| Next spring the supervisors of Mort
Baldwin contemplate opening and mole
putting in shape for travel the of tt
) judicial road commencing at the illus
center Of section l6 and running and
north through sections 9 and 4 to man
the south line Of Princeton village. a ahis
This road was laid out years ago but visit
has never been opened up. lfour1