The Princeton union., 1895-10-17

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We have a Full Supply Of
! American and French Crepe Pal
Z for use in making Xmas Noyelti
\ Call and examine our stoc
! goods at ],
Z. G. a. JACK IS PlO.
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Be sure and see the 1.-Two Artists, =
Oct. 31st.
Remember the mask ball in Opera
House, Thanksgiving
George W. Lindsay, Of Anoka, was
in Princeton Tuesday on business.
The mailstfrom both directions have
been delayed almost every day this
week.
Kanabec county has offered a $500
reward for the capture of the men who
murdered Peterson at McC Clure's camp
Oct. 3.
il. Coleman, Of Anoka, represent
ing the Minneapolis 15ibal1,e, called on
the UNION force Tuesday. Mr., Cole
man is one Of the best circulators in
the State. u
E. D. Wheeler and family left last
week for Melrose.. Mr.. Wheeler was
formerly proprietor OF the Mallette
House at Foreston, and will now run q
hotel at Melrose. u
The best is none to good for us, how
is it with you? Y You cannot afford to
hunt with inferior ammunition. We
keep the finest grades.
I. Ii. GALLEY.
A large number of the Y.P. IS. C.
Els attended the convention OF that
society at Elk River last week. The
convention was well attended and
proved interesting to all who we're
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fortunate enough to be present.
r. r. Mcclellan, Smith soule, Harry
Mcclellan, James Mckenzie and Frank
Mcclellan, left Sunday for a two
months trip through the northern
part Of the State. The work to be
done is principally on the Canadian
border.
Passengers on the s'jerky2 Thursday
evening thought some one had been
run over, but when the engine re-
turned to the spot where the accident
was thought to have occurred nothing
could be found which would Indicate a
tragedy.
The old train came up yesterday
noon with a train Of empties. There
4 was a general scramble among the
farmers to see which would unload
first, fully seventy five loads being on
the ground shortly after the arrival o.
Z the train.
Hear DIR. Fertig at G. "A. r. Hall
q Friday and Saturday nights. Subject
Know Z Thyself.' See his humorous
Z. illustrations. Have him read youl
!, character. Go and be amused, in
& structed and entertained Admission
only 10 cents.
!. Hunters should exercise extraordin
airy care in handling fires. Two fire.
were burning at Big Rice Sunday
,|.evidently set from hunters fires. Tht
:, frosts have. killed all vegetation and ;
), spark is liable to start dangeroul
prairie fire any day.
! Joseph Collins, of Vineland, was il
Princeton yesterday. Mr.. Collins i
Uncle Sans stamp monger at that i'm
I portant point on the lake. Hunter
are numerous there and the best skin,
y ofsport is enjoyed by those who seel
y to stay the festive duck. 'S;
Ducks are plentiful but the Weathe
is so warm that there is no satisfactor
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Q flight. The ducks when they NOV
:, keep at such q height that they ar
g safe from all attempts of the hunter
# to pot them. Geese have also az
t peared in small numbers.
. The old train reaches Princeto
: daily except Sunday now. Every othe
81 nightit lays over here, returning i
i, the morning at the usual time, to cor
r meet with the Wilmer express. Thi
n extra train service is caused by tn
4. potato shipments and will probabl
! last at least six weeks. 5s
$, The scarcity Of cars is seriousl
threatening the chances Of disposin
OF the potato crop. Farmers come j
S, with loads of potatoes from point
q several miles distant to find them III