The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1898-10-06

Purest Of uncolored Japan teas anG
fresh roasted coffee.
F. Z. LUDDEN.
There will be a sociable held at Mrs
s. Soule's residence Oh Friday evening
Oct. .. G1amoph phone music will be the
feature OF thee entertainments and light
refreshments will be served. All are
invited to attend. ..,.,
I IF you want politics talked to you il
2 manner that you will enjoy no matter
What your creed come out and hearJ.
Adam Bede at Jesmer's opera house
next Monday evening. No reserved
seats, no admission.
Mike Mahoney was happy last week
over the news of the arrival of a
grand daughter at the home of his
daughter. Mrs. John Cullen, fist.
George. Mike says she is as, much a
daughter of Princeton as her mother.
IT. 4 = d.
MFR. and Mrs. NJ. S. Rutherford re.
turned Monday from a short. visit to
Ohio relatives. They had a. most en-
joyable trip and came home. improved
in health. Mr.. Rutherford has been
distributing specimens of papaw and
persimmons gathered on his uncle's
farm. -..,s
I The Catholic ladies OF. Princeton are
preparing to hold a bazaar at Jesmer's
Opera House Nov. and 5. On the
evening Of Nov 4, Rev. j. M. Cleary,
of Minneapolis, will give lecture for
the benefit of the bazaar: Subject,
"l'he cross and the flag-religion and
country:
,Anoka county had a turnover at it's
convention to nominate county officers.
Only two of the old Republican Office
holders were renomirated, Judge En-
gel for judge Of probate and L. P.
Storms, superintendent OF schools. The
voters said they wanted change and
they got it. ~.
The Indians at Leech lake have con
Quoted themselves in such manner
that the government has decided that
troops are necessary to supdue them.
Tuesday morning Co. E, of the Third
.. S., infantry, was sent north from
Fort Smelling to be on the ground if
any trouble should occur,
/, z: q. Austin, of Duluth, fusion can
didate for clerk of the supreme court,
was in Princeton last Friday He has
been travelling all over the State since
his nomination and consequently should
be we'll informed in political matters,
but he was forced to say that the re-
suit OF the coming election. could not
be foreto1d. :-S ~, . IT
i Pat Linehan, the tough who as
saulted Conductor. Gilboy last spring,
was given: seven 6yearsisin the. State
prison for the offense: His sentence
Should have been seventy1seven. Mr.
Gilboy was SO severely injured that he
is not yet fl. for dutK, ana besides he
lost one of his eyesifroms the effects Of
ONE ofsthe blows az. s. - $. s. 81
: The Jewell Nursery Co, of Lake
City, 1Minns want statesmen in this
county to sell their. hardy Minnesota
grown Fruits, Farm Seeds, etc.; They
offer three. plans of work, and the high
est commissions. They are reliable.
Write them for terms. The first sales
man started secures choice territory.
= I hereby announce myself as a can
:didate for the Office. of Judge of, pro-
=bateof Mile Laos county, earnestly
solicit the support of the, voters of
Mile Laos county. I do this because
I need the Office one more term. If
elected will, to the best Of my ability.
attend to the duties of the Office, as I
have in the past. Voters of the county
your votes will be highly appreciated.
Please help me once more
H.. Yours very respectfully,
j.. S. BoUCK.
i. --s4 School Report.
Following is the report of the school
in district No. 6, town of Milo, for the
month ending Sept. 80: Number OF
pupils enrolled, Il; number of day.
taught, 20; total attendance in days by