The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1897-11-25

her DrOther, Mr. JOhn KuntZe.
Homemade bread, pies, cakes. ani
candies at Mrs., Wheeler's. She also
keeps the best fruit the market affords
Blankets, underwear and warm goods
~ LUDDEN,
The Dry Goods Man.
There was runaway on the stree,
Saturday which demolished a couple
of wagons but luckily the drivers and
the teams both escaped injury. .--
TFFTlIV DR.. Niven will; be ir
1ffIH! Elk River Dec. e an6
'.1seI1 7. Fine dental work
Fine sets of teeth IS.
Do you want loan on your farm al
a low rate Of interest? .."
NJ. S. RUTHERFORD,
Princeton, MINI
The services of the Gramophone car
be secured at reasonable rates by
churches, schools, secret orders. etc.
etc. Apply in person or by mail to
j. c.. BORDEN.
G. H. Rines & Co. say that they have
in their employ the champion potato
buyer of the Northwest. Charles Pat
sold, who buys for them, made a rec
ord of thirty-six cars in one week and
therefore is entitled to the belt and all
hOnOrs.
The Sons Of Veterans dance tonight
promises to be attended by a very
large party. Every arrangement is
complete and it will be, without doubt,
one of the most enjoyable events of the
season. Get your sweetheart and join
the gay throng. =.
The property of the M. E. church
has been recently improved in appear
ance by the application of paint. Rev,
Roberts. has. done most of the WORK
himself during his spare moments and
is; entitled to a great deal of credit for
the improvement.
The ladies of the M. e. church will
hold their annual fair about one week
before Christmas. Everyone who feels
so inclined is requested to contribute
to help along. Aprons and
handkerchiefs will be a specially.
Further notice later.
The erection of a stairway and en-
trance to the, second story of the post
office building has shut out Messenger
Smith and the mails must hereafter be
taken in and out of the front door.
This is much: more 'inconvenient than
It has benin the past. - "..'.'.-. ~.
. G. B. Rice, Janney-Semple's popular
drummer, was in Princeton Tuesday
taking orders. He reports that Foley
Bean Lumber Co. have completed their
at Milaca and his part of
their order to fill it amounted to so, 600
pounds or three car loads.
Christmas is soon at hand. There
are many who would enjoy good sight.
Prof. Bruins, the'eye expert, will be in
Princeton at the Commercial hotel.
and Tuesday, Nov. 20 and 80.
for the purpose of correcting eye re-
fractions. Examination free. ..fts@
a wedding will occur to-day at noon
which will unite, the lives and, fortunes.
IF two of our prominent young people.
They are Charles M. Murray and Miss.
Daisy Loring and a host of friends. who
nave, known them since childhood offer
varmest congratulations. May they
nave long life free from every care.
Mrs. M. A. Caswell arrived IN.
Princeton last Saturday morning from
three months visit to Maine. When
''hEe left there there was snow Is the
lepth Of Is: inches and the wind was {, {, I
blowing as iercely as ever 1t did Is a
Minnesota blizzard. 81. State ap-
'ears to be particularly blessed this
tteear. s..s : w. , .3s ' sss
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g The local ticket office has been noti-.
led that an excursion rate will be IN !
fleet .l Friday, Dec. s, between Prince
on and Anoka. The occasion is the the
dedication Of Company BIS new armor y.
t Anok sa,, and id q large party is expected
9 go from here. The rate for the
ound trip on that day has been made
l.25. .s5
New York sweet cider to hold down
our. T Thanksgiving dinner.
e 2. LUDDEN.