The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1898-11-17

Sateguards the food
against alu111.
Alum baking powders are the greatest
menacsrs to health of the present day.
aoy.L aAlNe eownea CO.. NEW yonk.
There was a victory won in our
neigh boring judicial district last week
which interested many residents of this
county Arthur p. Giddings, who vas
elected judge IN the Eighteenth dis
trict, issa young man Of excellent char
acter and ability. and his friends are
proud of his victory He will make
splendid official.
The Grand Forks Courier notes the
fact that Congressman Morris is the
first congressman in the old Fifth fnoW
the Sixth) 60 be reelected since Knute
Nelson's time Comstock, Halverson,
Baldwin and Towne have each served
one term but have been denied the in
dorsement of a second term.
Colonel Newbert has enlarged his
gas plant at the Commercial and now
has it large enough to supply light to
every room in The house if necessary.
He has also made "a very good i'm
+provement in his toilet room, the ba-
sins being set in marble making it a
very handsome room.
Election is past and the crop Of cleo
ton lies should be allowed to rest.
Some people, however, do not seem to-
think this proper and are still circulat-.
ing isgraceful stories concerning some
OF the county officials which they could
easily discover to be false if they would
investigate them.
our money back If you are dissatis-
fiedsWith the genuine ROUND OAK. It
burns 81 anything, keeps FIRE all night.
takes little fuel and will do good work
for 20 years, but be sure it is the
ROUND OAK. Sold by
T. II. GALLEY.
a mum Der Of the friends Of Mr.. and
Mrs, F..rH Roberts gathered at the
parsonage last Friday evening to meet
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. LaT ourneau, of Du-S.
luth. Those present enjoyed very
pleasant evening.
There is quite an epidemic of pneu-
monia and other lung affections in this
vicinity caused by the sudden changes
of the weather. So far there have
been no very serious illnesses from
these diseases s
Commissioner Cundy sent some of
his Princeton friends samples OF. Mile
Laos lake whitefsh last week. The
fish are very palatable, being of a
much better quality than those of the
larger lakes.
Joseph Cloutier, of st. Paul, was in
Princeton Tuesday examining different
tracts Of land in Mile Laos county with
a view of becoming a resident. He
will probably purchase near Hi Burn
ham.
The saving of fuel in one season, the
saving of time, of dust and dirt ought
to convince you that it pays to5buy the
best. BECKWTTH's GENUINE ROUND
OAK. Sold by z. III. Galley.
Hon. b. r. Mallette, of Foreston,
was in Princeton last Friday receiving
the congratulations of his friends. He
feels vefy grateful to those who stood
by him in his recent struggle.
Rev. a. 2. Engstrom, Of Spencer
Brook will preach at the Congrega-
tional church Friday evening, Nov. IS,
at s o'clock AL Scandinavians are
cordially invited to attend.
TorporroW,sH all plans are carried
out On schedule, our boys IN blue will
be free American citizens again. No
one will be happier over the event
thanthe boys themselves.
g. EA. Jack has put in the acetyline
illuminating gas and has, now the best
lighted store in Princeton. He has.
the same plant as that Of Col. Newbert
at the Commercial
The starch factory is shipping sew
eral tons of this years starch. The
factory IS enjoying 8 good run and is
giving the farmers an opportunity to
sell their culls.
The post-eleetion issue OF the
Milaca Times was sone Of the hottest
things that ever came down the pike. 9 3
Cravens evidently forgot that election
was over.