The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1890-10-23

Duck hunters have world Of sport
killing ducks this fall. Partridges are
scarce and bring from SO. 90 to $500 per
dozen in down river markets.
All the Republican candidates for the
Legislature in this district will be in
attendance at the Republican rally in
Jesmers Hall, Monday evening.
CORN WANTED. 10, 900 bushels OF
corn wanted atsthe st. Anthony & Da-
lsota elevator. Highest cash price paid
for same. /. r. BURGAN.
There will be a reception given at
the M. E. parsonage next Saturday
evening to the pastor, w. Fl. Slxemp
and family. All are cordially invited.
A. Q. Norton handed in his resigna-
tion as village marshal, Tuesday, and
has accepted the position of night
Waterman for the /. H. Estes Lumber
Co.
r. Grant is going to the dual cities
in few days. He will be prepared to
take orders for choice poultry. He
also takes orders for enlarging photo
graphs.
Men of all parties should turn out
and hear Hon. T. E. Byrnes and Hon.
d. W. Bruckart discuss the political.
issues of the day at Jesmer's Hall, next
Monday evening.
Mr.. H. C. Heads store building, on
the corner of Second street and Wash
ington avenue, is nearly completed. It
will be ready for occupancy about the
1st of November:
Fred Mcclellan departed for Florida
last Friday to examine the country and
report to several of our citizens as to
the value of lands owned by them in
that sunny cline.
A meeting of the directors of the
Princeton creamery will be held at the
office in the creamery building Satur-
day, Nov. 9Th, at 2 P. NJ, Every direc-
tor is requested to be present
Mrs. George D. Loring is here from
Walhalla, N. D., on visit to her
daughter, Mrs. Fred Mcclellan. Mrs.
Loring looks as Young and fresh as
when she left here ten years ago.
1. G. Patterson is out for the office Of
county attorney. Up to date there are
only four candi dates in the field for
that important position and the back
towns have not been heard from vet
Henry Hamilton Els remodelling the
Bakery building. It will soon be two
story structure. Mr.. Hamilton con
templates having good boarding house
in connection with the bakery business.
Charley Martin came down from
Royalton on the N. P. train, Tuesday
afternoon, suffering severely from an
affection of the kidneys. We sincerely
trust that Mr.. Martins illness will be
of short duration.
The Democratic candidates for the
legislature will be here Tuesday and
address the voters in Jesmer's Hall.
Mr.. Stivers is no stranger to Prince
ton people. He is a plausible as well
as a fluent talker.
Revival meetings are still in progress
at the Congregational church Rev.
Merrill is a popular preacher with the
people. The large attendance at the
meetings gives ample evidence of the
interest manifested.
Potatoes continue to come in quite
freely, but the Starch Company are
hampered for lack of cars to transport
the tubers to market. If Jim Hill was
a Republican his failure to provide cars
would be charged to the Mckinley bill.
Masqueraders, Attention.!
Suits for the masquerade ball can be
obtained at Jesmer's Hall up to Friday
at 8 p. M, the night of the ball. Rooms
WILL pc IurnlShed Tor partles to dress in.
MANAGERS.
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Miss Anna Henry has moved her
dress-making shop over Byers' store,
where she will be found at all times,
day and evening. If you want stylish
and perfect-ftting dress or wrap, give
her call. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Chas. p. Caine, of Isanti county, a
former teacher in the schools Of this
place, called at the UNION Office, Mon
day. Mr.. Caine is candidate for the
Office Of superintendent Of schools in
Isanti county, and if elected will make
a capable officer.
Roos Bros. are sole agents in Prince
ton for Theo. Hamm's Excelsior Brew
cry, st. Paul. .Roos Bros. have stopped