The Princeton union., 1900-11-15

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Miss HUFF will have a special sale of
trimmed. hats, Saturday, Nov. II.
g. roo
| The cold snap has brought the farm
ers> supply of,wood into circulation
Get out your storm windows. They
will save fuel and perhaps a doctor bill.
Mrs,'L. II. Bruins. ..of Anoka, was the
guest OF Mrs. +. L. Small the first of
the week.
: The Ladies Aid society Of the NJ. E.
church will hold their annual SALE on
December q.
. Miss Shuts has arrived ia the vii
lage and will hereafter reside here
with her parents.
For ~RENT--New, dwelling house
near Mudgett place, apply to
l.. S. BRIGGS.
". H. Townsend, OF Milaca, has been
in the village for the. past week look
ing after his business affairs here.
Prof. L. H. Bruins, the .Anoka op-
tician, was in the village the first of
this week supplying the wants of his
patients and customers
\. c. Wilkes, of Milaca, was in the
village Monday on his way home from
attending the funeral Of his brother
Leonard, who died last week at Park
Rapids from an attack of typhoid fever.
Don't miss the opening chapters of
our new story which appear in this
issue. You will be amply repaid for
your time if you read it, for it is an
intensely interesting tale of adventure.
Joseph Blanchett, of Dayton, form
erly resident of this villa &c, has been
granted a patent ona spark arrester
of his invention. ,Joe's many friends
hope he may realize mint of money
from the patent.
Little Glen Ferrell; suffered from an
attack OF diphtheria last Friday and
was seriously i'll for a time. The
friends OF the family will be glad to
know that he is now out of danger and
rapidly improving. , ~-
r. D. Byers has been busy moving
into his new building this: week. He
has now splendid saleroom. arranged
in-a-tery~ ry~cenvenieht-naa anner- and we'll
lighted. It is great improvement
over his old building
The Soule planning mill has been
kept busy for some time past getting
out lumber and finish for the farmers
in this vicinity. There appears to be
a great deal Of building being done by
the settlers of this section.
Complete returns as reported by the
canvas5ing, board will be found on the
first page, as well as the official returns
Of the canvassing boards of the differ
ent counties of this legislative district.
showing the vote on representatives.
Rev. Edward Jones, of St. Cloud,
lectured at the opera house: last even
ing. The lecture was very interest
ing, the subject being "A Chapter in
U. S. History The lecture was given
for the benefit of the Catholic church
in this village.
Rev. r. J. Melander, late of Waco,
Iowa, is in the village, the guest of
Rev. J. E. Ingebrigtson. Rev. Mel
ander has been appointed to look after
the interests of the churches of his
creed in Mora aud at Mile Laos lake.
He will reside at Mora.
- The county canvassing board met
last Monday at the auditors Office and
went over the returns Of the recent
election. There were some changes
from the table published in the UNION
last week. but the result of the elec-
tion rename d unchanged: .''
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Rev. E. c. Clemans, of Anoka, deliv-
cred his lecture, "Job's Wife, at the
Methodist. church last Monday even
ing. Mr.. Clemans is cousin of '>Mark
Twain and proved to his audience
that his relative had not monopolized
all the wit in the Clemans family.
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= There~are Indications that the com
,,1ng winter wtllbe one Of great activity
in the Lumber business, Crews are be-,
ing sent into the woods as fast as they
can be secured and in many cambs
crews larger THAN thes btuilnifdiffhfgs ulif we're
Originally built to ace6mnnodave' are
beingsemploysd. TINS Yages are good
but!. there is a'tacarciy ofmen? :. =>,''
Miss !Topsy Turvy atthe opera house
Nov. a2dth.h Nothing but explosive