The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1896-11-05

c. A. JACKS P1oNE
Charles Judkins came across the line
Saturday during his campaigning. He Il
says he frequently finds better oppor- t
tunities for work by doing so. L
LosT-A red Irish setter Thursday,
Oct. %. Liberal reward will be paid
for his return to John Brennan, of the {
firm of Brennan & Carmody. t
The weather of the last three days
previous to the election Was extremely |
disheartening to the candidates who
wanted to get out and hustle. c
E. E. Whitrey was in Princeton
Tuesday bracing up the Republicans &
and putting in word or two in favor 7
of his candidacy at the same time. /
The ladies of the. Dorcas society
spread an excellent table at GA r.
hall on election day and gathered in a :,
goodly number of shekels thereby, - /.
For SALE Mixed wood, stove
length: delivered to any part of town {
on Saturdays for 85 cents per cord r,
.>....:s. C. H. RINEs.
G. G. Chamberlain and wife, of Min
neapolis, are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. c. Smith. Mr.. Chamberlain
put in several days in quest of ducks.
The genuine BECKWITH ROUND
OAK costs no more than an imitation.
Why not buy the. one that everyone
knows is right? See them at Caley's.
Don't hold a grudge against your
neighbor because he differed with you {
in this campaign. The campaign is
past but you must continue to be neigh
bors.
G. Monette says oil will come down
a notch or two soon. A competing
company has put in two tanks and the
Standard Oil company has no longer
sinch.
George Newton nearly severed two
fingers of his left hand last week. His
knife slipped while he was at work in
f1icting painful wound, but it is fast
healing.
The raise in the water of Rum river
Saturday carried off the planking of
the foot bridge on the East branch
used by the crew in constructing the
new bridge.
Mrs. Mary .Millet was called toll
Monticello Saturday by the death of
her brother, Reuben N. Stowell. She
She returned Monday after attending
the funeral
Spectacles Is cents at Stamm's and {
better ones if you want them. TO re-
lieve headache and eyeache, specta- {
cles ground to special order. Eyes ex- {
amined free.
a meeting was held in Borgholm
last Saturday night in the interests of I
the State ticket. Speeches were made
by Hon. r. c.. Dunn, G. II. Warner and /
Fay Cravens. e.: A.:
Mrs. O. A. Guslander, formerly Miss
Lottie Kerrick, died at Foreston Sat-
urday night from childbirth complica-
lions. The baby is two weeks old and
will undou btedly live .-:.
AS a sign of the restoration of con-
fidence by the election of Mckinley we
note the paying out of gold by the
banks of Princeton which commenced
Wednesday morning. TX
The ladies were out early and some
of them were among the first to cast T,
votes Tuesday morning! They kept |
coming all day, too, showing an active
interest in the election !
The usual Halloween @pranks were
played Saturday evening and the re- +
cording angel had a rush of business !
when the lords of creation began to h
get up Sunday morning.
L lAHooooA WILL ho1 oe entertained
with any wheelbarrow rides, bare
footed business men, or any other re- s
suits of foolish bets. It is one of the I
few towns which will not s=-.<.- {
R. 3. Brewster delivered the closing
speech of the campaign last Monday
evening at Jesmer's opera house. Mr..
Brewster is thorough Republican and
his speech was very efectiive t
There was some talk of putting in
loop so that the returns would be re-
caiva6 6iract of Pop,,1,1ioo, 1.a..l |