The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1896-12-10

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r. A. Lowell, of Spencer Brook, was
in Princeton Monday. Il
Stamm gives a good watch away this
year. See elsewhere.
Read the great offer of the UNION
elsewhere in this ISSUE
The recent snow storms Werea frost
on the blacksmith's harvest.
G. Monette made a trip to Milaca
last week with a tank Of oil,
The planning mill shut down last
week after a very busy season.
But 81 days Of 1895 remain and the
greatest Of these is Christmas.
A. 2. Norton has purchased The
Harry Packard farm in Wyanette.
Charley Sinclair returned last week
from his hunting and trapping trip.
The finest assortment of lamps to be
found in the city is at I. 81. Caley's.
When you want a good cent smoke
try.a Marmion at Jacks Drug store.
VIM. McAllister, of Sherburne
county, was in Princeton last Monday.
Potatoes reached the 2O-cent mark
this week. for the first time this season.
Charlie Murray is helping L. S.
Libby close oat his stock of groceries.
Ben Carter came down from the lake
last Tuesday morning to remain day
or two.
Mrs. Alden Taylor, of Washington,
is visiting relatives in Princeton for
a few weeks.
Henry Donenfelzer, of Cambridge,
has been sent to the Saltwater prison
for one year.
DR.. Q. G. Tarbox reports three cases
of scarlet fever in the Kuhlman family
in Blue Hill.
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domino mask ball Washington's birth
day, Feb. %.
Z. d. Pratt, of Anoka, was in Prince
ton this week looking for bargains in
farm produce.
Mrs. e. D. Claggett entertained the
Lutheran Ladies society last Wednes-
day afternoon.
Dave Markus has returned from a
trip to Chicago. He has been absent
several weeks.
Everyone who could secure rig was
out Sunday enjoying the first good
sleighing of the season.
Sherburne county had q special term
of court this week to allow residents to
complete their citizenship.
/ A large number Of the Catholics of
this vicinity attended mass in Green
bush last Sunday morning.
G. II. sRines had one of his hands
/ jammed in car door Monday while
overseeing some shipments.
The roads are now in splendid con
dition for hauling. Last weeks snow
was heavy and did not drift.
The ice harvest has begun. Al
though the ice is but ~ inches thick ii
is very clear and of good quality.
" James Portus, of Warren, an old
Princeton boy, was the guest of his
cousins, the McCuaigs, last week.
), DR.. Niven, dentist, is coming tc
Princeton again Dec. 20 and 80. Wait
. for him for first class dental work.
g You can't afford to be without the
county paper now if the times are said
to be hard. Read our great offer.
Sausser, Carew & Miller began t.
repair the damages done to the dam
by the washout yesterday morning.
A good heating stove is great com
) fort-BECKWITH's ROUND OAK-tha1
covers the case. T. III. Galley. 4
The Princeton Lum Der company took
I an account of stock last week prepare
tory to closing the business of 1896.
J, Samuel Mcclure madesa tor OF the
Foley Bean Lumber Co. camps, OF
Rum river, this week. - Latnabe,maa,e.
S. A. Cravens left last week with {
], four horse team to fill a contract 70,
hauling he has secured from Foley
Bros.
Moses Jesmer, of Greenbush, left fo,
Clayton, Wis, last Saturday Afternoon
where he will visit friends for a shor,
! time.
! ]. N. Goss, Of Anoka, was IN Prince
ton yesterday on business connected
with his logging operations in this