The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-04-19

Only Gnree business failures In MINNIE
| sofa during last week.
Marshall pays her superintendent of
schools 81 200 per year.
A Democratic club has been organized
by students at the state university.
At Minneapolis last week 81, 800 bar
rels of flour were turned out every day.
Company E, Second regiment, Albert
Lea, has been dtsbanded by official Or
der.
Contracts will soon be let for the ersc-
ton of the Masonic temple at Minneap-
oils.
st. Paul will have another cable road,
and horses feet will be ruined faster
than ever.
The Milwaukee road receives no freight
for zumbrota, on account Of washouts on
that division.
There is horrid rumor abroad that
there is ONE small stream in Minnesota
that is not on a rampage.
The twenty companies of the Mime
sofa National guard will be called on by
the inspector general in May.
A solid silver tea service was presented
to L. L. Wheelock by G. A. r. posts be-
cause he was popular and efficient state
commander.
Mrs. Ira Degraff, of Winona, has re-
ceived 81, 600 from the Knights of Honor,
being the insurance held by her on her
husbands life.
The Western Minnesota Horticultural
society has temporarily organized at
Mankato. On May 4 a permanent So
ciety will be formed.
The Park Region Pioneer at Pelican
Rapids has resumed publication, and
Mrs. Rathbun ought to receive a word
OF encouragement and many hard dollars
from all.
Girls will have to stop newspaper SELL
ing in ST. Paul.
The Canadian Pacific road is looking
up terminal facilities at Duluth.
st. Cloud wants better telegraphic serv.
Ice, with office open night and day.
A hundred drivers have gone up to
start the Rum river log drive down.
Navigation is fully under way at wi.
mona, eleven days later than last year.
Lake City's council and mayor cannot
harmonic over police protection for the
town.
Mankato will sell water works bonds to
the amount of $29, 600, s per cent, run
ming twenty years.
Edward Judd caught six young wolves
In q cave in Wataps township, Wabasha,
county, and vii receive $50 bounty.
He couldn't take the cake, probably,
out robber successfully Cleaned out a.
Hastings bakery last Saturday evening.
A night policeman at Sank Rapids
claims to have discovered new comet,
for which he would like to receive 500
offered by the Dudley observatory at Al
bany, N. Y.
Burglars made q good haul of money,
jewelry and wearing apparel from the
cottages at the Shattuck school in Fari-
bault Sunday evening.
The Marine Lumber company of Still
water have sold their entire plant to An
derson & O'Brien, receiving for it $780,
600. About Is, 900, 900 feet of logs are
included in the sale.
Several million feet of logs were swept
down the river from Minneapolis Satur-
day and lost to their owners at least.
Many were picked up at st. Paul, but the
most of them continued down the river.
A large deposit of mineral paint has
been discovered in Faribault county.
The new Baptist church at Mankato
will cost sec, QUO. Work on the building
is under way.
The average rate Of mortality in North
field for three years has been nine to
every thousand people.
Damage to property and delay to bust
ness Ia being caused at Winona by high
water, the Mississippi being higher than
ever before in April, Houses in the lower
parts of the city have been flooded and
some railroad tracks are under water.
Taxes ought to be light in Murray
county. The annual financial statement
shows that the expenditures of the county
for 1887 were only $2,S6l. The auditors
salary is s72a; treasurer's salary s25Os
Judge Of probate 800; superintendent Of
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