The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1896-11-19
Observation-Disclosures
/ LOCAL NOT ELS.
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Court convenes Monday

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r. r. Gillespie, Of Cambridge, was
in Princeton Saturday.
Skating is occupying the attention
of the youths and maidens.
G. "A. Presley. Of Milaca, was in
Princeton Saturday morning.
The iron work Of the new bridge has
and is being put into place.
The adjourned term Of the district
court will open next Monday morning.
!. Mrs. M. "A. Caswell returned to her
home at Coon Creek last Saturday af-
ternoon.
A. w. Woodcock went to Minneapo1
lis Tuesday afternoon to remain until
tomorrow.
From now until January all the
lodges will be busy electing and in
stalling officers.
Den Skandinaviske Koindeforen-
ing" meets with Mrs. J. johnson,
Thursday afternoon.
DR.. N. M. Cook, Of Milaca, was
called to Princeton Tuesday morning,
on professional business.
Inquiries are being received daily by
our real estate men with reference to
Mile Laos county lands. i
Mile Laos was the only county in
the State that gave Gov. Clough a
larger vote. than Mckinley.
There are at least six candidates for
postmaster of Milaca even at this early
date--and there are others.
The roads are slightly rough since
the recent spell of weather but will
soon be in excellent condition.
A good heating stove is a great COM
fort BECKWITH's ROUND OAK that
covers the case. T. H. Galley.
3. S. Briggs has addee a typewriter.
to his Office furniture and J. Z. Brady
also has an order in for new machinea
Plans are already forming for the
spring campaign There will be some
lively hustling at the vernal elections.
c. NJ. Murray has accepted a, posi-
lion in Jesmer's Department store,
where he will remain until after the
holidays. 4. y.
!. A cold wave. put in an appearance
Tuesday morning. The weather
bureau predicted it and had it's warn
ing flag out
# The Princeton people who went to
Milaca last week to secure contracts
from the Foley-Bean Lumber company
were unsuccessful.
If the cute editor of the Milaca
Times knew half as much as he thinks
he does he would be an exceedingly
smart young man.
The gosling Milaca editor is struck
on his oratorical abilities He had
better hire a hall and turn himself
lose or he will burst.
Reports from up river say the snow
came too soon. The swamps were not
frozen and will give the lumbermen
considerable trouble.
In another column will be found a
statement of the financial condition
of the Mile Laos County Agricultural
Association up to Oct. 81.
Mrs. G. E. Cotton arrived in Prince
ton yesterday morning from Minneapo-
lis. She will visit her daughter, Mrs.
F. L. Small, for several weeks
Potatoes bought at Foley-Bean Lu,n-
Der Company's big department. store at
Milaca. Price, Is cents per bushel.
FOLEY-BEAN LUMBER CO.
For Mixed wood. stove
length, delivered to any part Of town
on Saturdays for IS cents per cord.
G. H. RINES.
The case of James DeBlois against
the Eastern Railway company was dis
missed on motion of the plaintiff when
it came on for trial last week in ST.
Paul.
So our Milaca contemporary prom
ises to be in evidence at the first meet:
ing of the commissioners in January?
Little boys should be seen but not
heard.
Mr.Blanchett,o of the firm Of Morneau
& Blanchett,, returned from Dakota
Tuesday, where he had been looking
after the firms business for several
months
Venison is being brought to Prince
ton-in large quantities and consid erable
is being shipped to the cities. The
deer are being driven this way by the
hunters north.