The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1898-10-27

There are only 65 days Of 1898 left.
We will soon be writing it 100. 6
The Princeton Roller Mill company
has brand new delivery wagon.
The recent cold snap was punctu-
ated by the sound Of the wood saw.
sGenuine Goldfish and all other fish at
Walkers. Catch them at low water
prices.
Corn husking is taking up the. time
of the farmers who have finished har-
vesting their potato crop.
Sweet cider, delicious to- drink and
for making pies. r.
LUDDEN's GROCERY.
Before you buy mems or boys cloth
ing, ETC., look at the new goods at S..
M. Byers'. Prices below all competi-
ton. = - fs ss=
A Dakota blizzard started Sc A.
Cravens for the: warmer climate of
Minnesota and :hea arrived here last
Tuesday evening. 4. IS. sz.
The burning Of a pile Of straw in the
rear Of the business row on Main street
Thursday evening created a fire scare
for for. a few WI minutes :i,n9 Ii ::s.
George Nicely has been assisting in
the county treasurer's office this week
while Mr.. Nicely has been out inter
viewing the voters. ,-."-ss,. !.
Lowell Ghadbou shas3been in the
village this week. looking up real es-
tate matters. He expects to go to
Honolulu some lme9 this winter:
s The best shooting Of the season is
reported from the stBig Bog where
two men in three days bagged ten
dozen and a hall; of big. malllards.
See my lantern 81 81 and buy pack
age Of = None Such :M1ince Meat" it
makes lovely pies: $. e.. s..:
80 Et%F.AoD1HG4NoNl
: "A few more sidewalks would be an
Improvement that would add greatly
tosthe value and appearance Of prop
erty in the residence portion OF the
-->s.s 80 a..
- Every body knows the ROUND OAK
and will say = good word for it;;investi-
gate if you are going to buy d stove.
It's surely the best heating stove in
this country. Galley Keeps them Tor
sale. ,.s,.. z.ss
Captain G.. D. Bartlett, of Co. B,
Anoka, passed through Princeton Sat
urday on his way to Anoka.: Capt.
Bartlett is one of the most popular and
highly respected officers of: the Four.
teenth: ~ ,<..f .xs
4. The tt'Jerkey' was forced to make a
trip to @Milaca Sunday in order to SUPP
ply the potato shippers along this line
with cars. for Mondays business. Sat
:urday filled all the cars on hand at
this station. So
The deer law expired Tuesday and
Judging from the mum Der who reported
venison for dinner that day many
Princeton people were early astir. The
closed season begins again Nov. Is
Deer are reported to be quite plenty in
the woods this YEAR.
The Princeton roller mill is running
day. and night; and the Management
finds no difficulty in placing the prod
ucts. In fact the only difficulty they
encounter issin getting out enough tx
fill their orders. Princeton flour has
an enviable reputation in the market
Milaca has a committee out who viii
attept to land a flour mill for the vii
lage. It would be an excellent thing
not only for the farmers Of that yicin
!! ity but for the business men as we'll
because it would greatly improve tn,
market of the village by bringing il
cash. ~
Mr.. Mark this week was obliged t,
go to Minneapolis to restock his store
He got his pick Of a $4,000 bankrup
stock of shoes and clothing and il
thereby enabled to continue his grea
bargain sales. our advertising i
great he said to a reporter. tTh
two weeks sale we have just had ha
practically Quilted our store but by
happy chanceI struck this Minneapo
lis snap and we are still enabled t
supply all the demands Of our custom
ers at the same stonishingly low prices