The Princeton union., 1896-12-17

Potatoes bought at Foley-Bean Llill Lllln-
5ber Der Companyss big departm ent store at
Mlilaca. Price, 5 cents per bushel.
F'oLEY-BEAN5L LUMBER Co.
# you are looking for Christmas
presents which will be fully. appre-s
ciated by the recipient, examine Me-
.Cuaig's stock Of jewelry and silver
ware. he has Just what you desire.
Mrs. D. H. Parsons left Monday for
Los Angeles, Cal. She will spend the
winter there and at other Californian
points. Mr.. Parsons went to- Elk
River to see her start safely on her
long journey.
The Princeton NJ. E. Epworth
League will hold literary and musi-
cal entertainment in the NJ. 3. church
next Friday evening. The program
will consist Of recitations, select read
ings and music. q 81
One Of the plate glass windows IN
the building occupied by o. Mitchell'ss
bakery was broken Friday morning
while safe was being moved in. The
additional weight is thought to have
caused the accident.
3. D. Grant came up from the hos
pital last Thursday night. His eve
is improving since the operation. and 4
the surgeon says he will soon recover
his sight. The sight was but partially
destroyed by the: accident. "a
The ladies of tho NJ. E. church. will
serve ice cream. and cake at e.. A. r.
hall Tuesday evening, Dec. %. and
will sell at auction the articles left
from their sale. Come and take ad-
vantage Of the opportunity.
Arrested and for a Good Reason.
. Persons arrested, everybody reason
the fact that the line Of novelties,
jeWelry, watches, silverware, musical
goods, ETC., at Stamm's, is the finest
ever displayed in Princeton.
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r. Z. Ludden stumbled as he was
passing out of the church last Tuesday
night after a rehearsal of the Christ
mas cantat ia and in falling struck his
side on the back Of a pew. One of his
ribs was fractured and he will be dis
abIed for a few days.
It's a puzzler! That Christmas pres
entif you don't gosto t thesright place.
The Stamms can solve the puzzle IF
you just drop in and see their goods
and prices. a partial list Of nice
things can be found in their display
ad in another column
Pat Luther, Of Aitkin. stole $50 from
his employer and fed. He was pur-
sued to Mile Lacs lake and captured
with the money still intact. It was
a long chase but a quick capture and
the Aitkin sheriff is to be congratu-
lated upon his excellent work.
The latest news Srom the pineries
shows but little change in the situa-
ton. The snow has settled somewhat
during the warm weather, but there is
still enough to make good hauling. "A
number Of small concerns have gone
in to haul for the larger firms.
The notice Of the annual village
election will be found in another
column. The, people have not yet re-
covered from the political excitement
of the Noyemb Der campaign but will un-
doubtedly enthuse as usual when the
time comes. There will be several
who wont vote this spring because that
elective franchise passed at the last
election
Miss Fannie Jones has gone to- Bux-
ton, N. D., for an extended visit. She
accompanied Miss Louisa Reeves, who
has been visiting here during the
Thanksgiving vacation, and whose
guest she will be while absent. Miss
Reeves is the daughterof Budd Reeves
and inherits some of her fathers
talent Although quite young she has
already published several interesting
articles
a little 5-year old sdaug ghter of j Jacob
asElllenbaum { p fell while playing with an
ak in the doorya Monday and cutone
OF her index fingers SO nearly off that
e1,Ess 4 sgeSts !
it hung by a mere shred. She was inn
mediately brought to town and placed
under DR.. Cooney's care, with the re-
suit that the finger was replaced and
will probably retain the comp panionship
of its fellows. sss
"a fake insurance agent sold two
notes purporting to have been signed
BY Cam bridge parties and amounting
to $53 to a citizen Of Elk River. They
were sent to Cambridge for collection
and before their character had been
discovered the broker had left for;
parts unknown. The world is full Of