The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1898-10-27


relatives in Becker. ssss s.2S..
Gloves and mittens. 81 have asplen-
did line of bargains. .sss
LUDDAN,
Sergt. Galley returned the first 81 the
week from a trip to Mile Laos lake
with his uncle, Hon. II. r. Mallette.
John Coleman, lcandi date for, senator
in this DISTRICTS nakingaa hot fight
fight for the position in this section
The Princeton school children con-
Etribnted their. mite to the erection Of a
Fayette monument at the Paris ex-
position in 1900. y, tz.
Lieut. Brisbin and twelve men: Of
company M were on the train Sunday
morning returning from the Indian
skirmish. All were well. ss.
Ansel Howard has purchased the
Burgan house on Washington avenue
now. occupied by Auditor Whitney.
Ed. is hustling for a new location.
Apples are being Shipped si'i into
Princeton lear lots. The quality is
not any zoo good but the crop this year
is not up to the standard anywhere.
Our soldier boys are due,to return to
Vanduzee Saturday but there is a
rumor afoat that they will get another
thirty days extension Of their fur
loughs.
William L. Window was booked to
speak at Princeton Nov.l, but as the
opera house will be occupied on that
date the booking will be changed to
Nov. 2. -. +
From all accounts Milaca is the
warmest town politically in the State
this fall. The developments of the
past fortnight have not eased the ten
sion in any way.
Jerry Allen returned to Princeton
again this week for medical treatment.
Mr.. Allen is having a serious time but
his many friends hope he will soon res
cover his full strength. III. ..:5zs= -...=
Last Monday morning one enterpris-
ing firm raised the price of potatoes
and. thereby secured all that came in
and the other buyers were left with
out cars Or Or employment. 5!*. /. :.. i
John !. Townsend is Wishing his
Princeton friends for a few days, hav-
| ing comesin from Dakota with d load
Of, catt1e. His wife has been Spending
the h sum mer with relatives !, here
I Mrs. Carleton has opened her 1' classes
in embroidery, :Batten burg and point
LACE, and will be pleased to, meet the
ladies wishing ito join at her. home,
Friday, Oct. 20, 1898, at 2 o'clock.
1 The ballots and election blanks will
be; distributed by Auditor Whitney
next Thursday on which date thess5tow
clerks of: the different. towns will be
obliged to come tosthe county seat.
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Private Hatcher, who has been in q
st. Paul hospital for several, weeks
with typhoid malaria, came home last
Saturday morning: He shows the ef
fects Of his long siege butts fairly OF
theroad to recovery.
l. OH Nhodho,rro ,,o,o,,+, ~. ~
|-Towne meeting at Milaca Monda1
evening was a rouser, standing room
being at a premium. The postoffice
middle was not touched although bot1
sides seem anxious for an inning.
! War Schoyen, who has been in st
Joseph's hospital ever since compan,
M arrived in ST. Paul and whose lif.
at one time was in the balance, arrived
in Princeton yesterday morning look
! ing quite well but very thin in flesh.
The Catholic ladies of Princeton ar,
preparing to hold a bazaar at Jesmer'
/ Opera House Nov. 4 and s. On tn,
evening of Nov. 4, Rev. J. M. Cleary
of Minneapolis, will give a lecture 70
the benefit Of the bazaar: Subject
I. SThe cross and the hagreligion an.
country
Manager p. =. Carpenter, of the eel
Eebrated Prisoner Of SPAIN company
was in Princeton recently and mad
{ arrangements to bring his compan,
4 here on Monday evening, Oct. 81, il
i their great Spanish-American wa
drama. The company is said to be on
of the best out this season. Do no
miss it.
The thirty day extension Of furlougl
will be good thing for some of.sth
Il bows II if comes and for Soma d IL 51ui1