The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1894-12-06


Section men are at work removing
he accumulation, near the depot, that
has necessarily gathered there, dur.
Ing the heavy shipment this fall.
Wanted.
Highest cash price paid for baled
hay and farmers produce.
Z. e. BURGAN.
We are agents for Washburn, Crosby
Co.'S Gold Medal -four. The best in
the world
PRINCETON ROLLER MILL CO.
J. Johnson, merchant tailor, next
door east of this office, has put up a.
neat and attractive sign board. Let
your light shine" is the way to build
up trade.
L. W. Pierson has opened up his
stock of Christmas goods to have them
in readiness for the great rush which
is sure to take place as soon as itgets
nOised abroad.
Miss Ida King closed successful
term of school in Braham, Isanti
county, last week. Miss King is al
ways at work, and ranks among the
very best teachers.
Will Bigelow is noted among the
number of those on the sick list. The
present system Of bad colds now going
the rounds is of the worst in its effects
of any noted for years.
Tuesday was a fine day. A large
number of teams were in with potatoes.
Every day with anything like reason
sonable temperature the market pre-
sents a lively appearance.
Mr.. Lint Noel, of Santiago, met with
a serious loss by fire Thanksgiving
day. His house and nearly all the
furniture were licked up in the flames.
There was small insurance.
Mr.. Reuben r. Langrell, assistant
State manager of the Bankers Alliance
of California, with headquarters at
Minneapolis, spent Thanksgiving with
Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. :Langrell
| @. A. Jack has the largest line Of
holiday goods this year that he has
ever had, which will be open for in.
spection this week, and which will be
sold at lowest possible prices.
We have on hand and will have from
now till harvest a big stock of 100 pei
cent. flour, ground feed, coarse corr
meal, bran and shorts.
PRINCETON ROLLER Mill Co.
The sociable given by the K. P boys
at their parlors, Saturday evening, wa!
we'll attended,. A pleasant evening
was passed, and the guests went home
we'll satisfied with their entertainers
Mr.. Ed. Stone went up last week t,
take charge of the crew for Soule
Co. on Bogus Brook. They will log OF
a small but safe scale this winter, ant
realize we'll out of their winters work
The young people have had sur
felt of fine skating the last two or tire
weeks down on the mill pond. The
have we'll improved the time since tn
ice has been sufficiently strong to bea
/ them. .-- -.S. .-.s.
Smith N. Soule, who was quite sic
last week, is out again. The weathe
of late has been variable, and peopl
, have suffered more or less from ba
5 colds.< A few cases of pneumonia ar
, reported.
An old saying, ''See the new moo
/ over the right shoulder and good fo
r tune awaits you. You will live lon
: and be blest with happy, rosy-cheeke
children" which implies that you wi
also get married.
4 School closed for Thanksgiving, an
5 reopened again Monday. Miss M
Diarmid went to her home in Wisco]
sin, and Miss Huse to st. Paul. The
visited some Of the St. Paul schoo
, returning home Monday afternoon.
Our holiday line will consist of plus
and celluloid fancy goods and album
:, Fine illustrated and standard works
;, poetry and fiction. All the late
: novelties, works, boxes, baskets, toy
dolls, etc. G. A. JACK.
= At the special drill, Tuesday, one
the fremen fell oyer some impedime
in the road. He sprang up quick
and was soon in his usual place in Il
IL line. Active men are the kind to tai
; part in the dangerous work Of manip