The Princeton union., 1897-10-14

AANtoASs
Oysters, raw or stewed,. served at
scheen's lunch counter. 1
Jesmer will offer big values in prints v
1t SC per yard on Saturday.
Vocal and instrumental music at
5tamm's, only 10 cents a copy.
Nose Cone, the Foreston hustler,
vas county seat visitor Monday.
The snow Sunday was something of q
4 surprise to people in this section.
Harry Head returned Thursday S
from short trip abroad.
Splendid coffee, only lie per pound.
F. J.. LUDDEN.
FIR. Heuss, of Foreston, spent few
DAYS in Princeton the first of the week.
Sled runners and ready made sleds
for sale at the Princeton Planning Mill.
Frank Lucas is visiting friends and
acq cquaintances in Princeton again this
week.
For a good piece of underwear buy
those feeced lined garments, 25c at
Jesmer's.
Standard and Extra Selects oysters,
by the pint or quart at any time at
Scheen's.
The Uniform Rank begins it's annual
drill this week in preparation for it's
New Years ball.
The Juno-Barrett Company will open
on Nov. 1st, for one week, in a reper-
toire of new plays.
Lowell Chadbourne and wife drove
up from Minneapolis Monday, on a
visit to relatives and friends.
'Teen'' Mudgett has returned from
Minneapolis where he has been busy
ing himself for the past past month.
Princeton Lodge No. SO, K. P. put
one candidate through the mysteries
of the third degree last Tuesday nigh
The sudden cold snap during the
past week made business for the wood
merchants and hustled the stove trade.
I have money to loan on improved
farms. M. S. RUTHERFORD,
Princeton, MINI.
| J. O. Baker came down from Milaca
last week on business and found time
to call on his friends in the UNION Of
fee.
Rev. FIJI. Roberts was returned to
his Princeton pulpit by the M. E. con-
ference which met at Fergus Falls this
week.
Compare our cloaks and capes with
other garments and be convinced that
we are selling them at extremely low
figures.
f. @. Stamm is suffering from an
inhamed eye, caused by the breaking
: of one of the lenses in his spectacles
Monday. "
E. T. Sykes, of Minneapolis, was in
Princeton yesterday getting ac-
; quainted with the business men of the
. village.
The little draft door on the genuine
ROUND OAK does it all. Look for it.
Also the name on the leg. For sale by
T. H. Galley. ~
The prints Jesmer will offer on Sat.
urday, at SC per yard, contain new de-
,, signs and patterns and are we'll worth
= seeing if you do not buy. >-..s3 .
y The Oddfellows had three candi
: dates in the first last Friday night an6
5 will put the same number through the
Q second tomorrow night.
Those who favor the postal saving.
bank and desire to petition congress!
for its passage will find a blank fo
their signatures at this office.
The starch factory has begun to re
ceive potatoes and while that vicinit,
will not be as busy as it was last yea
yet teams are numerous there.
Call and see the only stove in tn,
world that will burn any kind of fuel
with perfect satisfaction to the user, O
no sale. T. H. GALLEY.
The woods are full OF oaks, but ther
q is only one genuine Beckwith's RoUN1
GAL. We sell it.
T.. H. Galley.
John Peterson, who has entered th
drug business at Milaca, came dow
/ Wednesday morning to make arrange
q ments for the removal of his chattels
It For SALE-Two house lots, tw
7 J. blocks from court house, will sell 0
time. =. s: BRIGGS.