The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1898-11-24

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JACK, The Pioaeer Druggist;
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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81 Closing out a large assortment Of
fall and winter caps. Vow is, the time
ito buy. At John N. Berg's.
Hunting ducks Sunday and bucking
}snoWdrifts NJ onday was a change some
/ Princetonites experienced this week
IS Stove wood was at a premium in
!. | Princeton last evening. Every dealer
is said to have disposed of his supply.
The thermometer struck 10 degrees
below zero Wednesday morning. This
the first really cold snap Of the season.
Herman Peter, Of ST. Paul, was in
Princeton yesterday morning renew
ing his acquaintance with old friends.
/ Sheriff Claggett took Fillmore Free
man to Minneapolis where he will
spend the holidays in the Hennepin
! county jail " .s,,.ss II .'S-s:.5
The dance given at Masonic hall last
Saturday evening drew a large COM
pany and as usual all fully enjoyed
themselves.
I + (t1lSt0marS ORC, d yxyox
II you don't believe it try Marks Bar
gain Store once and see if our prices
don't draw you there again.
The school attendance suffered
greatly by this weeks storm, espec-
tally in the lower grades. It was i'm
possible for the little tots to weather
the gale. ::
Z Your Milaca friend, = said Mr..
Galley. "says he was born in this county
and no one can find anything crooked
inzhis life. Neither can they sln. the
] life OF Sam. Bowen ...s 5=s... ,s ...,
II some enterprising young man out
OF a job would build a snow pillow he
could probably. pick up good wages
after each storm this winter .plowing
people out of the drifts.
The engine used by George Wetzel
to furnish power for his. woodsaw blew
out a cylinder head Tuesday morning
of last week and is disabled. Luckily
, no one was hurtby the accident.
! tMittens, sweaters, gloves, caps, ev-
erything you need to protect you
against Minnesota billiards., are being
sold lower than ever during the altera:
ton sale at Mark s Bargain Store. I !
Anderson, Chapman s. Allen are Civ
ing coupons valued ats per cent. Of
value of all cash purchases which will
be honored as cash when used to buy
dishes. Trade with them and get your
/ coupons. y sy..: 81 ss
Good winter underwear, such as
Mark has been selling for S1.OO per
suit now goes for only SO cents per suit.
There's no need to go around freezing
to death while the Bargain store keeps
open doors. e3z
b. Rev. Robert Forbes will hold QUAR-
terly conference at Ronneby Dec. 9, at
i3 P. NJ. After the conference a sermon
. will be preached and at 1870 will occur
the dedication of the new church and
/ communiOn
When your regular dealer has not
what you want go to Anderson. Chap
man & Allen. They usually have Just
what you want and you will be certain
of courteous treatment whether you
purchase or not.
Prof. G. r. Simpson, who is now !,
PRESIDENT of Faribault, was elected
(county superintendent Of schools for
Rice county at the recent election.
| His many. friends in this county will be
lEglad, to hear Of his preferment.
IS !. Overcoats, both cloth and fur, will
be sold at prices that no other house
lin Princeton can touch. Everything
must go before Jan. I, to make room
3 for our new stock after the alienation
Isale. Marks BARGAIN STORE.
S Miss Annie Glew, until last evening
{ teacher Of the sixth grade in Prince
4 ton public schools, has resigned and
4 the board of education has released
her from her contract. She goes to
Grand Ra pids,a Itch. wheres.she has
secured a better position. III.
4 Tor Sale..
i Full Blood Plymouth Rock Cocker.
els, also, can fp1 # b. good fresh butter
! to to. two : families by the syearf
q Vim. BARNUM.