The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1914-11-26
G. A. JACK
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George I. Staples ls the only person who 10
authorized to collect money due this ONCE In ~
every case the party paying money is entitled Eo'
10 and should insist upon receiving printed
receipt. r. G. DUNN, Publisher.
Nelson's photos please the people. oa
A. Z. Allen visited at Milaca the
first of the week. Il,
H. McKleggitt transacted business pr
in Minneapolis Tuesday.
Rev. NJ. Peterson visited in Mime w
apolis the first of the week. u
Jason Foote was a passenger to
Minneapolis Monday morning. Pr
u;nhos+ oo.,7 7.;ooa $3.50 60 ~ til
Townsend Produce House. 33-tfc
G. G. Ogren of Cambridge trans ~
acted business at Princeton Tuesday. al
Chas. Palm returned Monday even
ing from business trip to Wiscon-
sin. ""
Get our prices on poultry before
selling. Townsend's Produce Co. &c
33-tfc "a
Otto Lueck of Wyanett was a W
pleasant visitor at this office Satur-
day. tn
Leo Barrett left yesterday morning vi
for Minneapolis to pass Thanksgiving OF
with his parents.
Arthur Nelson of Milaca brought pi
down wolf pelt Saturday and re- &c
ceived bounty for same. be
Rufus P. Morton was a Mime
apolis visitor from Tuesday morn "A
ing to Wednesday evening. III
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Maggart ar "
rived from Baker, Montana, Monday
evening, and will visit relatives here. su
You will be pleased with the wear a.
and quality of Wear-U-Well shoes,
at Gobel Bros. Electric Shoe Hospi-
tai. 49-ltc de
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Peterson left ia,
for Montana Monday morning, where n
they will pass Thanksgiving with ~
relatives and friends.
A new heating plant is being in n
stalled at the depot, and Agent NJ
Mossman informs us that it will r.
soon be ready for use. -,
Louis Marpe returned to Albert la
Lea Monday morning after visit at
the home of his brother, Henry y,
Marpe, of Princeton town. -
George Taylor of Wyanett returned at
from hunting trip in the vicinity W
Of Bruno last Saturday. All that he D
secured was an attack of buck fever. tie
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Hayes, Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Whitcomb and Archie 81
Whitcomb returned from hunting pl
trip last Sunday. They secured four d:
deer. IA
DR.. J. F.. HOFFMAN, optometrist, u
will be in town on Wednesday and 81
Thursday, Nov. Is and rs. Eyes ex-
amined and glasses fitted. Office at W
Commercial hotel. 23-tfc re
About As tubs of butter were ',
turned out at the Cooperative ~
creamery for the week ending Tues a.
day, and 36 tubs were shipped to r.
the eastern markets.
Optometrist Keller of St. Paul, ~
who has been making regular visits ~
to Princeton, is taking post graduate -
work, and will not come to Prince 81
ton again until spring. 49-1tc IL IL
Rev. Jas. Steenson of MINNEAPOLIS.
% general missionary for Minnesota,
returned to his home Monday, after III
conducting meetings at Ronneby. is
Spencer Brook and Dalbo. 81
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Reports from the northern part of II
the state are that numerous hunters A
are in evidence in the woods, and te
present indications are that the
slaughter of deer this fall will ex- .,
coed all previous records. :. -,
Three new clerks are now employed N
at the store of A. e. Allen & Co. W
They are August Malm of Albert tt
Lea, and the Misses Ecklund and p:
Estberg of Minneapolis. All CON- p'
:menced their duties this week. sss5t&& tc