Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1855-05-24

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Il would bs synte eating, iifsone had
thst tins and 6isposl lioD. sao trace slhe
u progress ofaths artof hst4naking from
primitive - modern days. Il has pro-
I 4seded step ~ step with the progress 81
I; Siyilissiion. Time W., when MOI lived
n xithapt hats Hpt "A lisiis while, and
i handk were worn around the ears. Yet
II N little while longer and multi-colored
II rlbbcns decorated The brow. Our
II mid ls-age progenitors rejoiced ia the
4 bsl1set 'hsn. the ORIGINALLY fashioned
u 'nurbsa adae into vogue. We have
i modern days, The bell-crowned, stove-
1 pipe, broad-brimed. and slouched hats.
i But in al time, according to the fash
4 ion enthroned, the gentleman and the
clown have ever been alike in the CAPT
establishment. VI.
/ Bnt, dear reader, if, aspiring to the
i apogee Of refinement. you would SUR
pass in the very important article Of hat,
the turban and the ribbon, the bell
icrown and broad brim. 90 soon az you
shall have read this dissertation, 90 to
4 Sweets Store, and buy one Of his beau
ltifhliy fashioned and lastly made Spring
hats. We say they are elegant. We
know. Our hat il q beauty. II came
from Sweets. and he has more left Of the
same sort. II is light it is cool and
1itisthe representation Of grace. Since
Saturday last, we are good looking and
all owing to our hat II is not in our poor
human nature 70 wish 70 enjoy the luxu-
ryaof q new hat, alone and. therefore it
! Is, that We have addressed ourself to
the subject of hats as, ride supra, ia the
hope that each Of our comfort-loving
friends will provide himself with a new
one, frem the new store before they are
M gone.
II With regard to that box Of new boots,
1.-THE aforesaid store, as to size. quail
Ityaand finish, we will duly del YER an
opinion when we are afforded the OPP
Iportunity Of trying pair, to enable US
70 know definitely what to say. AT
present, editorially, we know nothing.
| ~ Will not those of our friends who
believe the interest Of our county will be
advanced ~ the publication Of coun-
Ity paper, favor US by little exertion in
extending the circulation Of the From
Herman, ! We hope by this time, il IS
well understood that this is not q sec
tional paper designed to build up any
oae place. but essentially and emphati-
calIy . county paper. Whether SO un-1
derstood or not, this is the truth. We
rejoice in the advancement Of every
town in the county, for we know its
highest atfainable prosperity can only
be reached by the development and adj
yancement Of all its parts. We believe
ia very large majority IN the county de-
sire to see the paper sustained. Will
they then aid Us. by taking some pains
TO increase the number Of subscribers,
BY asking those Of their neighbors who
do not now take the paper, to send in
their names, with the subscription mon
ey, for at least one year TIE F,n.-
herman is:published at 4 great sacrifice
ofboth time and money to the proprie-
tor and this must continue to be the
case for some time to come. Will our
county friends think Of this They can
do much ID the way above proposed
and we believe they will.
The men engaged in the build
ing Of the Mills at this place, are pros
ecuting the work with vigor; and we
are assured they will be ready for work.
the saw mill BY the first fully, and the
grist mill By the first Of October.
~ Two enterprising Englishmen
have recently settled on ST. Georges
Prairie. They have two good breaking /
teatns Of young cattle. and are. we are
Informed. prepared Il a. jobs in break
Ing il any part Of the County On rea-
sonable terms. Those who want land
broke, can now be accommodated. We
hase lately heard many enquiring for
Teams 70 break, and are glad % giveI