The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1897-10-21

We have all the latest books.
G. A. JACKS
The Juno-Barrett co. will present
the sterling western melodrama,
Lone Pine" at the opera house, Mon
day, Nov. 1. Popular prices.
Apples, Apples.
I captured all the choice apples in
the Weinberg car. Come buy them.
I. G. PATTERSON.
Stationery, school supplies and tab
let's, best value for the money offered
in Princeton. Mrs. Wheeler. next
door to Annie sadley's millinery
store.
Three runaways occurred Thursday
forenoon but only one rig was dam
aged. No one was hurt either al
though there we're couple of narrow
Gouldberg & Anderson, of Cam
bridge, are keeping up with the pro-
cession. Their store will be steam
heated and lighted by their own elec-
trio plant.
Robert Forbes D. D., who has been
appointed by the bishop, presiding
elder of the Duluth district, will
preach his first sermon Thursday even
ing, Oct. %.
Charles Spaulding, of Minneapolis,
has been the guest of his brother, D.
w. Spaulding, for a week past. He
considers Princeton the liveliest small
town in the State.
Thomas & Co. will install a steam
heating plant in their warehouse this
fall, the boiler having already arrived.
This will afford perfect security from
the dangers of frost.
. There is no ,''just as good" The
genuine Beckwith's ROUND OAK sets
the mark. The imitation never did
and never will come up with it.
-..:-- T. H. Galley.
A number of the friends of DR.. S. D.
Sour gave him a pleasant surprise last
Thursday, the occasion being his BIRTH.
day.. The doctor was convinced for
once in his life that free silver is all
right by the number of beautiful
tokens left. =. ii
The village council has covered the
stretch of sand between the two bridges
with black dirt and clay and that hard
piece of Street will soon be thing of
the past. The improvement is a good
one and should be carried to other
parts of town.
Judge Keith returned from a visit to
St. Paul yesterday morning. He says
the railroad will be built to Fosston
Immediately, but the reported road to
be built by Mr.. Hill, described in an
other column, appears to be mostly
newspaper talk.
The 'annual hunt" occurred last
Sunday and the reporter has been
hunting ever since for two members of
the party who will report the same
number of birds bagged. The firing
squad has greatly improved in volley
firing since the last hunt.
o. S. Miller, John Hefty, G. Snow
and DR.. Scipio Bond, party of Anoka
and Champlin sportsmen, passed
through Princeton Tuesday on the re-
turn trip from Mile Laos lake. Tie
party met with excellent success and
report very enjoyable vacation.
Two receptions we're given Rev.
Roberts and wife since their return
from conference, one Friday evening
by the older members of his Congrega-
tion from Princeton and Greenbush.
also Wednesday evening by the young
people, who pronounced Elder Roberts
''Just as young as he used to be.''
The Rathbone Sisters of Gala Tenn
pie No. g., will give a literary enter
tainment at K. P. hall on Wednesday
evening, Oct. q. The person holding
the lucky number on the picture
donated by Miss Marion Mudgett. will
receive the picture. Light refresh
ments will be served. Admission. 1Oc.
Is your house cold? No wonder!
What you need is famous ROUND
OAK heater. Keeps fire all night,
takes little fuel, burns anything. It's
perfect in operation, and lasts. Why
fuss with cheap, common limitations.
WHY NOT buv the hest tho oonn;no