The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-04-26

remove it to lots recently purchased by
him in Jones addition.
The stock employed by Collins & Hill
for grading will be sold at auction, at the
Collins place in Hoboken, including
horses, mules, scrapers, etc. e.
Kimmell & Son have purchased the
stock of goods of r. Woods g. Son at
Melrose. 1t is reported that they ex-
changed their Raymond farm for it.
The old Yarno house next to the Day
livery stable has been purchased by A..
H. Sargent, and it will be removed to the
rear of Mr.. Sargent's buildir1 on Third
st.
Arthur Hubbard was in st. Cloud on
Monday. He witnessed the fire at the
Manitoba coal sheds, near the round
house. About $500 tons of coal were
burned.
Street Commissioner Carney will COM
mence work on the streets about May
list. He has laid out a vast amount of
work to be done as rapidly as time and
labor will permit.
The street sprinkler commenced oper-
atoms on Friday last, to the satisfaction
of all concerned. Mons Anderson is
doing the work, and it will be we'll done.
He is as faithful as old dog Tray.
Col. T. R. Huddleston will remove to
Minneapolis soon to make that city his
home, when he will probably resume the
practice of law. The colonel will be
missed from this community, and his de-
parture sincerely regretted.
w. c. Taylor is converting his old
stable into comfortable dwelling house.
He has moved it out near the street line,
and is making additions to it. A side
walk will be laid in front of it, connect
ing the walk now laid with that in
Grove Lake-ave. The streets being rap
idly filled preparatory to reducing it.
Hon. Henry Keller attended a meeting
of the democratic congressional commit
tee at Fergus Falls OH Tuesday. The
place fixed for holding the convention
was Fergus Falls, at a time not yet an
nounced. Under the appointment Stearns
county will have sixteen delegates,
gain of three during the past two years.
Messrs. M. c. Kelsey, of this village,
and L. M. Davis of Long Prairie, have
completed an abstract of Todd county
lands, transcript of which, corrected
daily, are kept at the office ofMr. Kelsey
in this village. They may be relied upon
most implicitly for their accuracy, and
will be found of great value and con-
venience
Mike Huber of Getty, is in hard luck.
In January he lost his house and furni-
ture by fire, upon which he had insurance
to the amount of 5000, but he was only
allowed $3.50 by the adjusters. The
other night some rascals broke open his
smoke-house and stole nearly 200 pounds
of hams. He thinks he knows the guilty
parties, and it is sincerely hoped they
may be brought to justice.
T.R. Huddleston has sold his farm of
$40 acres, together with stock, horses,
machinery-all complete, for $26, 900, to
a gentleman named Britt minneapolis,
who will operate it as stock farm. AS
part consideration Mr.. Huddleston took
some improved Minneapolis property.
The sale, which is the largest in this vi
cinity for long time, was made through
a real estate agency of M. Hogan.
While in town last week S. P. Hender-
son purchased the corner lot adjoining the
Day livery stable on Third-st. and he will
at once proceed to erect fine carriage
house to connect with and become a part
of the livery stable property The build
ing will be 34x46 feet, and will have
connection water works, and be so ar
ranged that carriages can be washed
without taking them from under cover.
Townsend & Rowe and A. O. Mattison
have filled an order for eight carloads Of
cattle for Joseph Harte of Templeton,
Ind, and the shipment was made on
Tuesday. There were ZIG head of what
are known as "stockers from
three to five years old, which will be
fattened for the New York market. The
average weight of all was about 900
pounds, the prices paid ranging from
1925 to $275 per hundred pounds on
foot.
The Manitoba Co. has issued a new
freight tariff on milk in cans as follows:
Twenty-Five miles or under ten cents
for five gallons, twenty cents for ten gal
Ions; Twenty-six to fifty miles, eleven
cents for five gallons, twenty-five cents
for ten gallons; Fifty-one to seventy five
miles, twelve cents for five gallons, TWEEN
ty-four cents for ten gallons; seventy-six
to one hundred miles, fourteen cents for
five gallons, twenty-eight cents for ten
gallons. Cans will be returned free. For
particulars call on agent.
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