The Princeton union., 1900-12-13

for Christmas gifts, at the Hub Shoe
and Clothing House. +@,' IT.. r ss4&s@7:
! There is a great scarcity Of hen fruit
on the Princeton market. Biddy has
evidently gone on strike. .~>.. |
Superintendent Van Wormer visited
the schools in the neighborhood of
Foreston the first of this week.
: w. G. Andrews, the we'll known |
paper salesman, was in the village yes
terday interviewing his old customers. |
DR.. Gerrish, of Enderlin, N. D., ar
rived in Princeton last night to make
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Ferrell short
visit.
Amin johnson and Elizabeth Simon
son, both of Bogus Brook, were mar
ried last Friday by Rev. j. E. Inge-
brigtson.
. Lowell Chadbourne came up from
yesterday to spend day
or two with his Princeton friends and |
relatives.
:, The annual village election is less
than a month away but SO far no an
nouncements have been made by pros !
pective officeseekers.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Jesmer very
entertained the drill corps
of Mile Lacs Company No. 8, U. r. K.
P, last Thursday evening".
Hamilton, the Minneapolis man who
is accused of the murder of Leonard
Day, was indicted this week, charged
with murder in the first degree.
e. L. Douglas will open his temper
ance billiard room in the Roos build
ing tomorrow. He is already to-day,
but some of his goods have not arrived.
The annual election of officers of
Princeton Council No. %, Modern
will be held this evening.
Every member is requested to be pres
ent. +, ..-
Your attention is called to the timely
ad of N. E. Jesmer & Son on the eighth
page of this issue. It takes page to
tell the people about their great bar
gains.
Richard Chapman, who is to serve as
deputy for his cousin, E. M. Chapman,
is familiarizing himself with duties in
the register of deeds office prior to the
change Jan. /.
Those penny photographs which the
patrons of the travelling photographer
thought were never coming, arrived
this morning. A rush of orders is said
to be the cause of the delay
There is considerable talk of asking
the Great Northern to make the old
jerkwater daily train since the night
trains were changed. This would be a
great accommodation to the travelling
public, many of whom desire to return
to the cities after spending the day in
Princeton.
D. N. Hunt, a we'll known Princeton
boy, and Miss Lulu Leeds, an accom-
plished young lady, were married in
Minneapolis yesterday. The wedding
was a quiet one, only few of the
happy couples immediate friends be-
ing present. The UNION extends its
congratulations and wishes an abund-
ance of this world s happiness for them.
If you are looking for Christmas
present for your father, mother, sister
or brother come and see our large
stock of rocking chairs, we have them |
from 50 cents to $500, over 100 styles
to select from. r
....s PRINCETON HARDWARE Co.
s<ls.-,t Born " -
To the wife of Frank Guyette, Dec.
6, a son. ~ ~, - Z 'si''5s u, , A.
To the wife Of William Kaliher, Dec.
3, a daughter. p $%s>':.ll&as 4 y sl&as. y 4~
&..|&5s% NOclc0 to tStOCkhOlder0. - = |
! The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the State Bank of.Princeton
will be held January s. 1901, at
o'clock; r. NJ. at the bank building in
this village. s,. ..... s 5..s i. =rs
j; G. A. EATON, Cashier.
AL officers and members Of Prince.
ton Tent No. u, <, G, T. NJ, are re-
quested to be present at the regular
review Thursday evening, Dec. l3,Nfor
the purpose Of electing officers forthe
coming year. s
N. N NELSON,
+. Record Keeper.
Hides and Furrs.
Now is the time to bring in all kinds
Df hides, pelts, furs, etc, if you want
70 get the highest market price for
them at NJ. g. Sausser's store.