The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1897-10-28

900 rolls of the latest designs and colo
C. A. JACKS
Opening bill, ''Struck Cas- opera
house, Monday night, Nov. l.
Special sale of table glassware at
Jesmer's on Saturday and all the week.
Read his ad, it tells you all about it.
Apples, Apples.
I captured all the choice apples in
the Weinberg car. Come buy them.
I. G. PATTERSON.
Tickets now on sale at Jesmer's for
the Juno Barrett Co. Purchase them
early and thus avoid getting bad
seat. Prices, Is, IS and 35c.
This is the week for you to put your
potatoes in the cellar for winter use.
The cold weather is coming and the
price will shortly advance. :l<~...
E. A. Gates, who has been spending
a few days at home, left yesterday
for his gold claim in the
Rainy Lake country. Ned. is sure he
has struck it-rich. ,..
"a
genuine Beckwith's ROUND OAK sets
the mark. The imitation never did
and never will come up with it.
T. H. Galley.
An exchange gives the following
method for destroying stumps and
worthless trees: Bore .auger holes in
them at an angle, the lower one hori-
zontal, and insert few live Goals. The
holes act as flues and the fire RACES.
Jesmer's store is the place for bar
gains in all lines. He keeps them 60
ing all the time. If that is not your
accustomed place for trading take a
look at the inside of his store once in
a while, you will not be asked to buy.
The village council has had a crew
at work on the fill across the East
Branch bridge. This has been bad
piece of road but the work that has
been done has greatly improved it and
it appears to be a durable improve
ment too.
The injuries which Mrs. Fisher re-
ceived in the'recent runaway accident
prove to be more serious than at first
supposed. She has been confined to
her bed, lately and it is thought an
operation may be necessary to insure
her recovery. +.
Twenty-Five carloads Of potatoes left
this station for the east and south last
| Saturday. A trainman remarked
ut is useless to ask how business is in
Princeton. We find three hours
switching for us every time we register
at this station"
Judge Keith returned from Elk
River yesterday morning where he
had been attending court in the newly
formed judicial district. He say:
Judge Tarbox is giving excellent sat
isfaction on the bench and is one O
the best judges in northern Minnesota
A number of the friends Of Mrs. G
A. Jack planned a surprise on tina
estimable lady last Monday evening
the occasion being the anniversary o
her birth. A very enjoyable evening
was spent and all who were presen
will long remember the pleasant oc
casion.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Chamberlain
of Minneapolis were guests Of Mr.. an
Mrs. A. G. Smith for several days dur
ing the past week. Mr.. Chamberlai
was accompanied by a friend and the
spent most of their time at Rice lake
but the weather was too warm for goo
sport with the ducks.
The institution of the new lodge (
A. F. & A. M. at Mora, has been pos
poned to Saturday evening, Nov. l:
The delay was occasioned by the ir
ability of the contractors to complet
the new hall at the time set. Their
will probably be a good delegation (
: Princeton Masons present when til
new lodge is started.
:, Is your house cold? No wonde;
/, What you need is a famous RoUN
= OAK heater. Keeps fire all nigh
takes little fuel, burns anything. It
perfect in operation, and lasts. WI
!, fuss with cheap, common imitation
: Why not buy the best, the genuin
: Your money back if you'll just say ye
are dissatisfied. Be sure YOU get tt
ROUND OAK. See the Name on the lie
For sale by T. Fl. Galley.