The Princeton union., 1900-11-08

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G. A. JACK, THE DRUGGIST: :
Mrs. Mary Mi1let is recovering from
fortnight S illness. y -,
Fresh fish and oysters every Friday
morning at Scheen's lunch room. -'
Mrs. +. L. Small returned Friday
from her visit to Minneapolis friends.
Mrs. F. NJ. Campbell spent few
days with friends in Minneapolis last
week. 49,.
The regular meeting of the Prince
ton fire department occurred last Mon
day evening.
Go to T. II. Caley's he will sell you
set of 1871 Rogers Bros, knives and
forks for only $500.
Minneapolis is in d position to
sympathize with US. The local supply
Of ice has been exhausted.
Capt. [. G. Patterson came up from
St. Paul last Saturday evening and re-
mained at home over election day.
The Princeton Glee club accompan-
led Hon. r. G. Dunn to Sandstone Mon
day evening and assisted at q Repub}i-
can rally.
The St. Paul Dispatch has the only
complete market page Of any Twin
City daily. Send 25 cents for one
month trial subscription.
The big game season is on but the
lack OF snow makes it difficult Tor the
sportsmen to find their quarry and
most OF them have found it fruitless
task.
Sioblom & Olson moved to their new
location last Thursday and celebrated
the event with a grand opening. This
firm has now one of the best places of
its kind in the village.
There we're several surprises in
Tuesdays election and many OF the
sure-thing betters have since found oc-
casion to drown their SORROWS in deep
draughts of noisewater.
The greatest value giving sale ever
attempted in Princeton OF mems, boys,
and children's suits. Oyercoats. fur
coats, reefers, underwear and shoes at
the Hub. Shoe and Clothing House.
The ponds and puddles have been
''skimmed;: with ice several times dur
ing the past week and Young America
has been polishing his skates in antici-
patton Of the time when he can take
his annual ducking.
An extra heavy crop of acorns and
nuts with q second crop OF berries is
said to be an old Indians sign OF the
approach Of d hard, cold winter. IF
that is what is in store for US this sea-
son lets enjoy the present weather
while we may.
w. +. Stone purchased the BUS line
from D. H. McCuaig and took possess
sion the first of the week. He will
take passengers to and from the trains
to all parts of the village and asks
that all orders for calls be left at the
Commercial hotel.
This would be a good time to arrange
for a skating rink for the children dur
ing the winter months. It wouldn' t
take much work nor require the OK
pendlture Of very much money to pro-
vide a safe place for the little folks to
enjoy the winter sports.
There was a bad wreck on the St.
Paul q Duluth last week in which
Brakeman Rapp, whose home was in
Anoha, lost his life. He was pinned
beneath the wreckage and slowly
roasted to death before his compan-
ions eyes. who were powerless to rem
der aid. No one else was injured.
The splendid majority which Hon.
E. Mark secured,in this district shows
that his candidacy was popular with
the people and attracts considerable
attention in other parts Of the State.
1t would not be surprising if this popu-
lar:ty landed him in the speakers
chair. He is being urged to enter the
contest for that honor.
-Four cases Of typhoid fever are re-
ported in the family of John Lindberg
in Blue Hill. About two weeks ago.