The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1896-09-17

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scenic artists. are renewing the
scenery at Jesmer's opera house and
putting in a new advertising drop cur
tain. The boys are evidently masters
Of the art and are doing good work.
Fall Opening.
Miss Huff has secured her fall stock
of millinery and holds her fall opening
to-day and Tomorrow. The ladies Of
Princeton and vicinity are cordially
invited to visit her at Jesmer's Depart
ment Store.
The wedding of Elmer Dinwiddie to
Emma M. Warren occurred at the M.
r. parsonage in this city on Monday,
Sept. Z, Rev. Opie officiating, The
newly married couple married couple
are residents of Garrison, this county.
- Brai7,erd Dispatch.
The annual excursion of the Mime
sofa Editors and Publishers association
passed through Princeton Saturday
morning on its way out, returning yes
terday morning. The editors visited
Mackinac island, enjoying a nice trip
on the steamer Northland.
With the publication of the calls for
county conventions by the different
political parties comes general warm
ing up of the situation. It is safe! 70
say that Mile Laos county has never
seen a bigger scramble for Office than
that which will occur this fall.
4 Services at the Congregational
church will be resumed next Sunday i
when the pastor is expected back from
his vacation. A report of the State
association will be given in the morn
ing followed by regular preaching.
Services will he held in the evening
also. "a
Lieut.. Henry Luerssen leaves to-
for his home in Germany. He
will spend the winter there and will
return sometime during the spring
Mr.. Luerssen has made many
friends since coming to Princeton who
wish him a safe journey and speedy
return.
D. w. Bruckart returned Saturday
from Princeton, where he had been at
tending court during the entire week.
A number Of civil cases We're tried,
but no Important criminal case came to
trial. Mr.. B. reports very little silver
sentiment among either Democrats or
in Mile Laos county
St. Cloud Jo,trndl- Press.
Tonight at the opera house Hon. L.
W. Squires and Hon.. L. W. Collins
will speak on the sssound money! side
of the question. Towne's arguments
will be answered and many important
ideas advanced showing why the ex-
isting money standard should be main
tanned. The committee in charge Of
fers front seats to the silverites if they
will attend.
A Republican club is now in the
processes of formation which bids fair
to eclipse anything Of like nature
ever attempted in Princeton. The
club will be formally organized this
evening after the rally. Headquarters
will be opened in the Carew block
where the sign was hung out yester-
day. There will be music in the air
from this on
Several Princeton people will prob
ably be surprised to learn, when they
read this, of the narrow escape they
had from being participants in a col
lision. On Wednesday Of fair week
the Eastern afternoon train and Great
Northern west-bound through train
met at Itasca without orders,'' but
the track being straight at that point
the engineers were able to see the op-
posing trains and stop in time to avoid
the crash.
One Of the best recommendations our
county exhibit received was from the
Northern Pacific. It's agents were
very anxious to secure our display of
grains to use in advertising their lands
and tried to purchase it. Mr.. McClel-
Ian asked them why they tried so hard
to secure it when they practically had
the whole. Northwest from which to
obtain specimens. They replied that
nowhere could they find such excellent.l
specimens as those found in the Mile
Laos display not even in the great
wheat States of Oregon and Washing
ton.
= have been to the cities for three
weeks selecting fall millinery goods |
and have the latest styles and shades.
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