The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-10-11
MINNESOTA NEWS NOTES
EHeaars coal dock at Duluth gave
I tsay. LISTING fully 1900 tons of coal Side

EaxeaaFs coal dock at Duluth gave
tsa5. LISTING fully 1 200 tons of coal slide
En6 Eas hssSbor. + -.'e"
4 Isle son Of A. Gunderson, Of Han
xEk. gas caught in q shaft at the eleva-
Ssns and % seriously injured that he died.
Soc cost of returning the shops of the
MaESsoba road from GAINESVILLE to Fer
aT.s Falls is figured at $35, 900, and the
people offer to raise this amount to &C.
cstre the shops. 3d..
George W. Booth, marshal of Hinck.
icy. arrested q runaway couple at that
place and escorted them back to White
Bear. The woman was the wife of the
night policeman of White Bear, who had
become tired IF her spouse. T..
A destructive fire occurred at the Soule
farm at Mt. Lake. While threshing with
q steamer fire caught in the straw and
consumed the barns with all their con-
tents, including nearly all the crops
raised this year on tile farm.
Pfairiesffes did damage to a good deal
Of property along the Milwaukee road in
the Graceville region last week. The
freight from Fargo set fire to the grass
along the, road, and it is estimated that
over sc, 600 worth of wheat, oats, hay,
barns. houses, horses, etc., was CON-
sumed.
The Little Falls Democrat says dast-
aEdly act OF vandalism was perpetrated
by some villains who entered the barn of
Rev. Father LcMay, at Belle Prairie, one
night last week and cut fine new har-
ness into shreds, and sheared the name
and tail of his horse and made an unsuc-
cessful attempts to poison the animal.
Mr.. F. A. Todd, of Ypsilanti, Mich, Is
making arrangements to start knitting
factory at Fergus Falls.
a fire in the new addition to the Hotel
ST. Louis, at Duluth, damaged the build
ing to the extent of 1000.
Owing to objection made BY Catholics.
the high school board at LIE Roy have de-
cided to omit bible readings and the
Lords Prayer from the opening exer-
cises in the school.
John Anderson was killed at Cokato
by being struck in the stomach by James
Erickson.
The wagon bridge across the SLOUGH az
Winona was burned, the bridge probably
| catching from fire built by two tranps
near the structure.
The coroaer's jury held an inquest on
the death OF Mrs. Maggie Dunn, who
was found dead In her house at Wheaton.
| and rendered q verdict of suicide.
seveal merchants of Moerebead were
swlndled BY a party named Anderson.
lie purchased bill Of goods, and ten
GeIed worthless check on Columbia,
Oak, bank. He was captured, and viii
De ae!d TOR the grand jury to take action.
Two farmers named Bakbe and
Bempke came to Winona and put theis
teams IN charge of the Burmeister stable.
Toward evening they called for theft
teams, and being in drunken condition
had some words with the stable keeper a
LEian named Zuelke, and row ensdina
Zuel1e was seriously stsabed.
A young man named Huntley and q
Miss Rrown, of Maine, walked to Fergus
Falls for the purpose of getting married,
and had taken room at the hotel pre-
naratory to hunting minister, when tho
rate iatber of the girl put in an appear
| Gnce and wanted the parties arrested.
which the officer refused to do without
warrant. vhercupon the old gentleman
! gave tire prospective groom Q severe
whipping and took his daughter home.
4 largo force of graders ia In Zum.
hrota and viii begin work ct once on
tbs Dsaluth road at that point.
! Fl. c. Chase, Of GAINESVILLE, has been
appointed srsasurer by the commission
ELS Of Naseca county.
The Redwood Falls creamery was to-
toily destroyed by fire. Loss, $1,000;
insurance, $4,000.
! WhanS Lees laundry at Brainerd was
! robbed by white men, $500 in money
being part of the plumber.
William Fish had his hand badly
crushed while couplinSfi the Manitoba
yards, at Sank Center.
c. T. Kindre9, prominently CONNECT
cd with the various enterprises Of Brain
erd, ID to remove to Philadelphia, where
be becomes connected with the Read
! ing railroad.
Duluth is incensed at the report sent
out TO the effect Of there being $50 cases
of typhoid fever in the city. On inves-
! tigation it was ascertained there are but
100 cases IN the city.