The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1896-10-01

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Laos county's potato crop is evidently
all right.
This fall clothing is cheaper than
ever before. You will not see large
stock of winter wear at Jesmer's but
you can get just what you want at
very low figure.
Ladies sweaters are a new thing for
winter wear designed to take the place
of the popular shirt waist. They are
stylish, durable, warm and comfort
able. For sale at Jesmer's
VIM. Rogers, of Minneapolis, was in
Princeton Saturday closing deal with
Mr.. Rutherford for farm in the
county. Mr.. Rogers expects to bring
his wife here next summer.
Five members were added to the NJ.
r. church last Sunday, making total
of seventeen during the month of
September under the successful
passionate of Rev. f. III. Roberts.
Hon. A. T. Koerner, treasurer of the
State of Minnesota, was in Princeton
Saturday, the guest Of S. S. Peterson.
He says there is no doubt of Republi-
can success in Minnesota this year.
Political literature of all shades of
belief is being circulated by the com
mittees Of the different parties in large
lots. Scarcely a mail comes to this Of
flee without several pounds of facts.
Auditor Dunn and G. H. Warner, of
St. Paul, were in Princeton over Sun
day. They left Monday afternoon for
trip to the lake region in quest of
game and will be gone several days.
The number of new farms which are
being opened up within ten miles of
Princeton is surprising even the old
settlers. New buildings are numerous;
all through the woods north Of town.
Joseph Leavitt, whose return from
North Dakota was noticed last week.,
has come to Princeton to make it his
home again. The judge has purchased
the Knudtson residence near the fair
grounds. .
The Princeton first nine will en-
deavor to show the High School boys
how to play the national game at the
fair grounds next Sunday. There is
considerable blood between the two
clubs and a hot game will be put up.
A happy wedding occurred yester-
day afternoon at the residence of
Thomas Galbraith in Blue Hill, the
contracting parties being Ida May
Galbraith and George Harris. Rev.
G. D. Moore, of this village performed
the ceremony
Arson Towards new residence was
DESTROYED by fire last Monday together
with his barns and other buildings.
His furniture and household effects
are also reported to have been burned.
Whether the property was insured or
not is not known.
The Republican convention to nom
mate county officers will occur a week.
from tomorrow and the Democratic
and Populist conventions take place
the Monday following. Until then the
different candidates will keep up a
very decent perspiration.
Mrs. Efie A. Burgan and Mrs. %. C.
Tarbox will attend the State conven-
ton of the w. G. T. u. which will CON
vene in Minneapolis this year. Mrs.
Burgan attending as one of the State
superintendent and Mrs Tarbox as a
delegate from the local union.
Rev. F. H. Roberts and wife are at
tending the annual conference at
Anoka this week. By an unanimous
vote of the official board they we're
asked to return for another year. Rev.
j. S. Bouck will fill the M. E. pulpit
while Rev. Roberts is at conference.
We have received a large car Of
furniture and mattresses this week.
These goods are all up to date, and in
price within reach of anyone. Call
and convince yourself
T. b. Galley
The brickyards have stopped their
machines and are gathering in the
products and preparing for cold
weather. The burning has not vet
been completed. The years work has.
been much greater than was antici.
#pated at the opening OF. the season.
Farmers,
Remember we are dealing in grain.
exclusively and can pay you the high
est cash price for your grain.
ST. ANTHONY & DAKOTA! Ell. co.