The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1898-11-03

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J. K. Merit, a prominent g. A. r..
man Well-known in Princeton, dropped
dead in Minneapolis the first of the
week.
considerable work is being done on
the roads in Bogus Brook township.
New roads are being opened and old
ones graded.
One has only to rememb Der the free
SOUP houses Of two years ago to know
how to vote. Put an x after Page
Morris Aame. 49,
n Mrs. ]. j. LeTonrneau, Of Duluth,
with her daughters Evelyn and sNydia,
is visiting her parents Rev. and Mrs:
Frank III. Roberts. . s,5
!, This week the candidates are hus-
thing. If you have not enjoyed a call
from half a dozen Of them it is an over
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4 4 IT there's too much politics in this
issue to suit your taste, dear reader
just remember that this is the last.
issue before election.
A carload of rubbers, shoes and over
shoes at about one-quarter. the usual
price at Marks bargain store this
week and next. only.
eMessrs. Eaton, Briggs and Goulding
were among those who attended the
sale of the Mark Live Stock company
at Milaca last Saturday.
DR.. N. K. Whittemore, of Elk River,
was in Princeton last Tuesday looking
after things political in the northern
end of Sherburne county.
Halloween pranks were played as.
usual Monday evening, and Tuesday.
property owners, were busy locating
gates and clearing up debris.
Political meetings come thick this
week. AS this is the last week of the:
campaign the people will soon be i'm.
mune from oratorical suffering.
Gold Seal lumberman's rubbers, the
kind that wear, are being sold below.
the b usual prices ) at Marks bargain.
store for this week and next only.
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I One lone drunk occupied the Gala
boose Tuesday night: and a.awakened=
the residents Of that portion of the
town early 10y his criestfor 1ibertysass 3
= q, Galley S pure I hagii Ing 5 potatoes Sd
enough to fill the basement Of his large,
warehouse. He will hold them until
spring anticipating a rising market.
II. F.Barker, of Cambridge, A. NJ.
Dare, of Elk River, and H. r. Mallette;
OF Foreston, were making political
acqnaintances in Princeton Monday,
Our shoes, rubbers and overshoes
are going fast. The price and quality
ulonC uASn luOV0a Idpluly.
,@= Marks GREAT. BARGAIN STORE
The friends of Privates Wilhelm,
Fischer and Heitmann gave party in;
their honor last week before the boys:
were called upon to report at st. Paul.
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.
Princeton is crowded with farmers
teams every day now and strangers are
surprised when they visit US to see the
amount of business done by our mer-
chants. .sf.
Frank Ridgeley, of Maple Ridge.
and Miss Grace E. Stanchfeld, of
Bethel, Anoka county, were married
at the residence of the BRIDES parents,
Oct.7l9.
No county has better tickets furn-
ished than those of Mile Laos county.
They are the product Of this office but
then it is way we have of doing
everything well.
AS an evidence of prosperity we call
attention to the difficulty OF securing
men to work. All who are willing to
work are engaged and there is still a
chance for others.
The two candidates for county treas
urer are conducting a clean and gem
tlemanly campaign, and whichever Of
them is elected Mile Laos county
will have a good treasurer.
Fresh eggs wanted, 20 cents a dozen.
r. j.. LUDDEN.
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