The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1898-11-10

c. A. JACK, Tie Druggist:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Lots OF good apples, Csc per peck at
Walkers.
Hides, pelts and furs, bring them to
+. L. LUDDEN.
Rev. J. S. Bouck by request will fill
the Congregational pulpit next Sun
day.; 49,
There will be a dime social at the X.
p. hall on Wednesday evening, Nov.
Is. All are cordially invited.
Auditor Dunn returned to st. Paul
last Tuesday evening after week
spent with his Princeton friends.
Capt. Patterson came up Tuesday
morning and forty one of the boys of
company NJ came with him to vote.
IT.
BUSINESS was at a. S tandstlll Tuesday
while. the. fight was on but nothing
married the trade when;& the stores
opened Wednesday. IS
E. Engsell, the taylor, in the. Town
send block, makes suits and overcoats
from s16 up. fFirstc}ass work and a
perfect fit guaranteed. =, .z'+z>s$
Saturday sales are reported to have
been larger than ever before for one
day in the history of Princeton. It
was busy day for everyone -
South Harbor was the first of the
lake towns to report the result of the
election, its returns reaching Prince
ton early Wednesday forenoon. y: ;r-,
Sheriff Brown, of Sherburne county
was in Princeton last Saturday. He
was looking after political fences in
the northern part of his county.
= The genuine ROUND OAK has never
failed to give, perfect satisfaction with
any kind Of fuel; we recommend it to
excel all other stoves. Call in and see
it. q - - :. 80, - So.
- :.
Every vacant foot of land in the. BUSH
ness portion of the:village was soccu-
pied by teams last Saturday. Dealers
in every line report q good days bust:
ness. = + :
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Rev. J:zE. :Ingebrigtson is displaying
a very handsome walkingsticku@ pre-
sented him by Rev.. Reuter-, who Sc
cured it during his recent visit to
Germany. 80 80: "a fs-<st z ~ 8
Eat your grow like a man and then
getadoWns to- business.ueWe wilipalI ibe
obliged to work a little harder for "a
time to make up for the time spent in
the campaign. .. TIL II It'll -
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society will hold a public service atthe
M p. church next Sunday evening at
7:30 O'Clock. a cordial invitation is
extended to ALL =. :.~--..s~,;. =
William DeshaW laid a specimen Of
petrifed, wood on our. desk. Saturday
which was a beauty. The sap veins
had been filed with silicate : and
glistened like gold; -. = =: ~
Mrs. A. q. Norton has, SO for re-
covered from her recent illness as to
be able to come down town Monday
morning. She has been confined to
her house since July. ~ ~1~2:
The meat markets report a scarcity
of chickens. The reason given for
this is that last spring there was a
scarcity of chicken feed and the farm
ers raised fewer than usual.
Miss Madge Moore has resigned
from the corps teachers in our public
schools on account of i'll health. Miss
Murdoch, a graduate of the Minneapo-
lis schools will hereafter teach the
fourth grade.
up from Anoka Friday where he went
to accompany his family on their home
ward trip. Mrs. Cundy remained the
guest of her sister, Mrs. F. L. Small,
until yesterday.
Nearly everybody knows how exas-
perating poor heating stove lis, you
need not experiment.. The genuine
ROUND OAK is warranted to do per-
feet work with any kind of fuel, or
your money back. .t
Deer and bears are both reported to
be plenty in greenbush. sixteen
bucks, does and fawns were seen in one
drove last week and three bears are
reported to have been seen at one time
by another resident of Greenbush.
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