The Princeton union., 1899-10-19

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ,x W.
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T. H. Galley. has put in 81 new Sset of
streetsc scales at his hardware store. 10
Joseph Nokes has been favored with or
an increase Of pension this week.
Visit Jesmer''s cloak, sale. on Monday. VI
A great many pretty shapes awill be NJ
shown.
N. n. Agren, recently of the Foley =.
Independent, was in the village. Tues u
day evening.
Mrs. T. F. Scheen has so far recov- '"
cred from her attack Of typhoid fever ~
as to be able to about again.
The NJ. S, g. will give dance at o'
Jesmer's opera house Nov. s. Invita- u
tioas will be issued in few days. =,
+. D. McMillen, of Minneapolis, was n
in, Princeton last week on business con- IL
nected with his Mile Laos county real
estate. 3
Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Skahen partici- "
pated in the exercises of welcoming
the Thirteenth at MINNEAPOLIS last T
Thursday. o.
The managers of the local telephone
exchange have furnished their patrons t,
with a neatly printed directory of the II
Princeton subscribers.
Next month the new law will go into fl
effect making the legal rate of inter- 81
est in Minnesota per cent. instead of
7 per cent. as at present.
Trains were obliged to run at re- fl
duced speed between Princeton and
Milaca this week during the high !,
water. In some places the track was "
almost submerged. y
Wood is climbing skywards. The
farmers are too busy caring for their -
crops to bring in their wood and con- "
sequentlY those who have stock on u
hand can demand good price.
John Georgen, of Edith, made final y
proof of his homestead entry before G
Clerk Briggs last Thursday. He was
accompanied by E. W. Cundy and
Michael Lionheart, who came as wit e
nesses. 4
Will Hatch and Bert Sipes have
gone to Anoka, where they have Fob: ,
tanned employment On the insane asy- L
lum buildings. They expect to remain
there until after the holidays and per-
haps longer.
The south approach to tho West /
Branch bridge suffered from the effects t
of the food and it was necessary to {
keep crew at work on the grade all
the Afternoon Tuesday to prevent it's .
becoming impossible.
Miss Annie Warren and her mother +
departed. Monday morning for War S
rendale to take possession of their
property there. They hope to arrange
matters SO that they may be able to
spend the winter in Princeton.
E. w. Cundy came down from Edith e
this week with a load of cranberries.
Mr.. Cundy: has. a marsh which pro-
duces an excellent quality of berries I
and makes, his homestead one Of the /
most profitable at Mile Laos lake.. (
The Commercial hotel is fairly.
ablaze with lightjust. now. Col. New
bert has the building completely wired
and the rooms on the first floor are
resplendent with elegant electroliers
and shades. He is justly proud of this
improvement. Il,
Mrs. Carleton and Miss Carleton
went to Minneapolis last Wednesday
afternoon to meet Capt. w: A. Carle-
ton and his brother Clarence on their
return from the Philippine war. Miss
Carleton returned to resume her school
Monday.
All the ladies have an invitation to
visit Jesmer's store on Monday Oct. %.
A dainty and new line of winter jackets.
Prices on the whole line have been
knocked down to rock bottom prices
and every lady should grasp. the op-
portunity to buy a jacket at this sale.
Ifsyou cannot be fitted here the sales
man, viii taAe< your correct measure -:
and the factory will make garment
to your measure. Princeton will not
offer better opportunity Of showing
exclusive styles aor, more patterns or
shapesthan will be sheWn at, this sale