The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1897-11-18

r. Read Jesmer's ad this week and see
the good things he has for you.
-. -" $500 II zS.z.- "
i Patterson has the best and cheapest
line of mems underwear in town. IA.
:: Homemade bread, pies, cakes and
candies at Mrs. 'Wheeler's. She also
keeps the best fruit the market affords.
The potato shippers are now forced
to take double precautions against
frost. The: cars are now lined and
from this time fires will. be kept burn
ing. - -. ss>.5e:-.-.-'a 80,
- The K. P. band will make, it's first
appearance on the street tonight at
1880. The concert will be short SO if
you wish to hear it you must be on
hand promptly
- No leakage of gas possible with. the
genuine ROUND OAK; construction alb
solutely perfect. Why not ;buy;sthe
best; we sell it. 60: -. rs.>': ....,-...s,.-1<
... r. T. Fl. GALLEY. :.
/ The services of the Gramophone can
be secured at reasonable rates by
churches, schools, secret orders, etc.. ::
etc. Apply in person or by mail to
J.,C. BORDEN. 3 =:
I Asa Love has returned from his
threshing trip to the vicinity of Nor
ris. He reports that he had a good
fall but the farmers there have short
crops and will be "hard up' before
spring.
The printed responsive service at
the Congregational church again next
Sunday evening. This is a popular,
and an exceedingly beautiful service.
Theme: ''Be Ye Thankful" All are
invited.
+ Do not forget the genuine ROUND
OAK has a double fire pot, with air
space. It saves coal, gives a hotter
fire, makes no clinkers, and outside
fire pot does not turn red. For sale
by T. H. Galley. ...
The EpwOrth League will give a
dime social at the residence of Mrs.
j: H. Tousley next Friday evening
Miss Hollister will give a short talk
on Funny Folks Abroad" also intro
duce some new games. @...
Mrs. j. J. LaTourneau has returned
to her home in Duluth. - While here
she made many warm friends. Being
district president of the Missionary
society the meetings held under her
directions were unusually interesting
and profitable.
L. A. Jordan, for several years in
charge of the boom company's work
on the Rum and Mississippi rivers,
died at Single creek last Wednesday.
His home was at Anoka, and he was
we'll and favorably known by the lum-
bermen of this section. 's"'.
VIM. Schimming, who owns a tract
OF land near town, has moved his
family from Buffalo to his Mile Laos
county home. He has been resident
OF Wright county since 1866 He in.
formed the UNION that he would cut
200 cords of wood this winter. s
Mrs. Wheeler, who conducts store
next door to Miss Sadley's millinery
shop, has a line of hand made candies
which ARE becoming very popular.
The stock includes creams, chocolates
and tatfies and are made from the best
materials obtainable and are absolutely
pure.
The past week has been busy on
in fraternal circles. Friday night
,Fraternal Lodge A. F. & A. M. worked
in the third degree. The same night
the Odd Fellows conferred degrees on
four candidates and Tuesday evening
the K. .P.s gave one candidate the rank
of esquire
Il. While the plant of the Foley-Bean
Lumber CO., at Milaca, is shut down
the company is putting in a number Of
improvements and repairs. Two new
carriages are replacing the old ones.
and the cylinders of the steam feed are
being bored out and their power IN.
creased. L.tnab s=..l
Tuesday evening. the. Ladies of the.
Maccabbeess celebrated the third an
nE NV Of the. institution Of
the lodge Of that order in
Princeton. A short literary program
opened the enter tainment, after which
an I. excellent supperSwas served. This
Swallowed by pleasant dance and
particip ated vote the ladies
charming hostesses.
One week from to-day being Thanks
giving, there will be the usual union
nksggiving services. This year. the
meeting will be at the Congregational
church, at half-past seven o'clock il
the evening. and Rev Mr. po1,a.,A 8 -33.,,