The Princeton union., 1900-11-08
Miss Mildred Craig has been spend
NC her vacation at her homein OrrOck.

Ing hef fVacatlOn al her nome IN OrrOCk.
Miss Lucy Hilton, OF Anoka, was the
guest of DR.. and Mrs. F. Z. Small over
Sunday. ss 81 .3
The Ladies Aid society OF the NJ. E,
church will hold their annual sale. on
December q.
i Mrs. Joseph Rood, Of @Greenbush, has
been i'll for several days but is reported
to be improving. - u, 4 =, Il.
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The people Of Princeton showed
their interest in Tuesdays election by
going to the polls early and casting
their ballots.
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: The present season has been a good
one so far for the farmers aud the fall
farm work is in better shape than it
has been for o number Of years. =
All the candidates you voted for
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hope the other fellow will make just
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The value Of advertising was plainly
shown last Saturday at Marks sale
Mr.. Mark advertised extensively in
the papers Of the surrounding counties
and each section where his ads ap-
peared was represented at the sale.
The general result of the election
gives almost Universal satisfaction.
The fringe OF gloom which surrounds
the bright spots is caused by disap-
pointment OF the defeated candidates.
there We're not enough Offices to go
around.
With the opening OF the potato ship
ping season the old jerkwater has
again become an uncertain train for
passenger travel between Princeton
and her neighbors. It usually arrives
On time but its departure is usually
considerably delayed.
The Halloween bail given by the
local lodge Of Good Samaritans Wed
nesday evening OF last week was very
enjoyable party and the boys, besides
giving their guests a splendid enter
tainment, came out about s15 to the
good. Other dances will probably fol-
low.
Miss Topsy Turvy at the opera house
Nov. Goth. Nothing but explosive
laughs, cleverest company of comedi-
ans ever here. The brightest Jokes.
The most beautiful electrical dance
ever produced. The shower of stars.
The newest specialties. The latest
illustrated songs. The swaggerest set
OF girls. One night only, Tuesday
Nov. Goth.
Tuesdays Minneapolis Journal an
nounces the death of Humphrey B.
Twitchell which occurred Nov. 6 at
Asbury hospital. No cause of death
was assigned. Mr.. Twitchell was. a
veteran of the civil war and had
reached his SEVENTEEN year. He was
quite we'll known in the Rum River
valley, having lived for many years in
Mile Laos and Anoka counties.
J. II. Carter, of Lawrence, was in
the village Friday. He met his father,
Ben Carter, at this station and accom-
panied him to- the lake. The elder
Carter has been hunting for better
place than Mile Lacs, travelling
through Missouri, Iowa, and other