The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1896-11-26

school teacher who died Sunday in.
Wyanette.
Next Thursday is the last day upon.
which certificates of election expenses
can be filed. Remember that the de-
feated as well as the successful candi-
dates must conform to the law.
Hurry up and come to sit for your
pictures if you wish to have them for
Christmas. Studio open every Satu,'-
day j. NELSON.
Photographed.
Norwegian Luthe ran services at the
German Lutheran church next. Sunday
evening at 1880. Bring your Swedish
hymn books, to help along the singing.
All'are welcome.
j. E. INGEBRIGTsoN.
Nels Normer, while working in the
woods above Milaca last Friday was
seriously injured by being struck on
the head by a falling limb He was
taken to Minneapolis where his family
resides. An examination of his in
juries showed a fracture Of the skull.
p. w. Cundy, Of Edith, was in
Princeton last week on his return
from St. Paul where he had been
to dispose of some venison. Some. Of
his saddles were confscated by the
overzealous wardens and it gave him
considerable trouble to recover them
Will water run up hill? Nit! Will
a stove with a fire pot way up in. the
air heat the foor?a Well, Z guess not!
BECKWITH's ROUND OAK has the fire.
pot way down, it heats the floor first.
Heat rises fast enough. Ask to see
this famous stove. T. H, Galley sells
it,
Dorcas society's Sale and Supper.
The ladies of the Dorcas society will
hold their annual sale and supper at G.
.. r. hall on Wednesday evening,
Dec. g. Useful and fancy articles, suit
able for Christmas presents, will be,
sold at reasonable prices. Supper.
from to o'clock.
The supreme court has decided that
the insane hospital, over which there
has been a heated controversy, was
legally located at Anoka by the com.
mission. Nothing remains now to be
done except to erect, the buildings and
it is to be hoped the work will 4 be be
gun at the earliest possible moment.
The hospital is badly needed.
When the mill crew cot ready to
start the mill Friday morning thew
found the water in the mill pond was
several feet lower than. it was the
night before. An invest: cation
showed that during the night the
water had washed around the crib
which the bridge crew had put in and
destroyed several feet of the dam.
What comfort to have stove that
fall and spring will burn those chunks
and keep the fire I'LL night too, and
when cold weather comes, drop in the
magazine and have coal fire. Eco
nomical, gas tight, heating quickly
and much or little and even. lust MS
you like. BECKWITH's ROUND. OAK
is the only one on earth. T. II. Galley.
has a full stock.
Mrs. F. Z. Ludden and daughter left
last night for Redlands, Southern. Cal
ifornia, where they will spend the
winter. They will be joined in Min
neapolis by Mrs. Z Allen and Mrs.
Campbell, mother and sister of Mrs.
Ludden, and all leave. in hopes to sse-
cure improved health by the change in
climate. Mr.. Ludden accom- panied
his family to Minneapolis
4 Judge Searle and Court Stenog-
rapher Russell left this morning for.
Princeton, where an adjourned term
of the district court will be held this
week for the trial of several fire cases
against the Great Northern and East
.ern Minnesota railway com panies.
The cases will be heard before jury.
Among the attorneys who were pres
emit from ST. Cloud are D. w. sBruck-
art and R. 3. Brewer. Cloud
Journal Press.
There will be union Thanksgiving
service at the Methodist church Thurs
day evening at 7:30 o'clock. The SER.
mon by Rev. G. D. Moore. This SER
vice is held at an hour when the house
hold cares, for the most part are light
est, and it is hoped and expected that