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


and lots Of little novelties like calendars, inl
Too many goods and too many prices to-
You are invited. sss
q. "a. JAG
More goods out OF Santa Claus sleigh
just received. r. =. LUDDEN.
Percy N. Taylor has resigned the
town clerks office and the town board
appointed ]. s. sBouck to fill the.
vacancy.
Charley Wetsel left last week for
Foley Bros. logging camps where he
will. haul oak with a four horse team
this winter. 81,
Lowell Chad bourne, of Minneapolis
was in the village Tuesday cooking af-
ter some of his real estate interests in
this county.
b TO see if you are getting big value
for your money compare Stamm,s
prices and quality of goods with any
place you choose.
Bert Jesmer lost his English setter
s'Bess, 2 last week BY pneumonia. She
was one of the best field dogs ever
owned in Princeton.
w. G. Andrews, representing
Wright, Barrett & StilweH, of st.
Paul, was in Princeton Saturday inter
viewing his customers.
Ask your neighbors if they have
seen Stamm's holiday display. They
can tell you about it better than we
can describe it on paper.
Col. &c. Patterson went to Month
cello Saturday to inspect the camp of
Sons of Veterans located there. He
returned Sunday morning.
Ed. E. Whitney removed his house
hold goods from Foreston to Princeton
Tuesday and is now one of us. He will
reside in the Soule residence.
Marshal Spaulding had a guest at
his hotel last week who was assessed:
SIS and costs, amounting in all to SO.
The charge was drunkenness.
Potatoes bought at Foley Bean Lum-
Der Company's big department. store at
Milaca. Price, u cents per bushel.
FoLEY-BEAN5L LUMBER co.
Bonnie Cotton, of Minneapolis, was
the guest of his sister, Mrs. F. L..
Small, last week. His mother re-.
turned home with him Monday after
noon. + b 80. 3ses,:
Commissioners Barrett was II 2 rinee-
ton Tuesday looking for a Mrs. Nc
Ginnis, a Foreston woman, who is al
legged to be insane and had. left her.
home
With the advent Of good sleighing
came a rush Of farm produce to this.
market. Grain, potatoes 4 and hay
came in in exceedingly large guam.
titles
Leslie Bockoven caught his hand in
the feed of a hay press at Soule's Sid
ing Saturday. DR.. Cooney was called
and found it necessary to amputate
four of his fingers.
If you are looking for Christmas
presents which will be fully appre-
ciated by the recipient, examine Nc
Cuaig's stock Of jewelry and silver.
ware. He has just what you desire.
We would remind the cynical editor
Of the Milaca Times that the cloud Of
factory smoke hanging over the coun-
try which he refers tots not increased
by the existence Of the Milaca flour
mill.
Father Mooney, who will be remem-
bered by Princeton people as the priest
who worked so hard to secure church
for Princeton Catholics, has been
transferred from Sank Ceutre to Elk
River.
Luella Jesmer, of Greenbush, drop-
ped a curling iron while arranging her
toilet Sunday morning and the heated
end struck her in the eye. The eye
ball was badly burned and her eyesight
may be injured.
The Congregational Sunday school
is preparing a beautiful cantata en-
Titled Trial of Santa Claus, which
will be given Christmas eve. It has
Iexcellent musical effects and contains
about 80 characters.
/ The Princeton Union wants another
term of court each year for Mile Laos
county. The UNION doesn't like to
pay Sheriff McKelvy for boarding that
county's prisoners too long at a time.
| st. Cloud .7ou17tal- Press.
DR.. o. g. Tarbox and H G. Cooney
performed an operation for appendi-
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