The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-08-16

his dead1l; and places on record its SYM
.pathy With his family in their bereave-
ament. ,
A resolution was unanimously passed
commsraius the faithful, energetic and
efficient services of the retiring president.
Fife injecting then adjourned.
ELR~AToR AND MILL.-H. Jay Sted-
man, WHO has purchased the Hoople ele-
vator and mill, has thoroughly over
shapaed bpth pieces of property, and put
them Ia excellent order for fall business.
Power v1f be transmitted from the mill
to the elevator by wire cable. The
elevasay IS now perfectly empty and has
baen repaired from top to bottom and so
arranged es to receive not only wheat,
bat all other grains, and Mr.. Stedman
wM be Ia the market for everything in
tlHas1ine that offers, paying the highest
cash price therefor. 1t will be his aim to
give period satisfaction to the farmers.
He has abtrnfant capital with which to
conaua She business, and he will give it
particular attention. AL. E. Irwin, who
has beea connected with tbs elevator for
years e. manager, will have it in charge,
and hs Is widely and favorably known
throughout this entire section ofcountry.
The feed nai1l has been fitted over and
pot opiT will it be prepared to fill all
custom orders in the shortest possible
tame, but full line of ground feed, corn,
brap and shorts will be kept in stock.
SaaeSacRitiss for doing business are I'M
surpassed In central Minnesota.
Mr.. Stadman will also conduct the
Novelty Eood-works and is prepared to
do all classes of work in that line, such
as making sash-doors and screen and
storm widows, mill work, scroll-sawing
and ioblang of all kinds. Mr.. Stedman
hiss the requisite enterprise and financial
ahhsy to nsake a complete success, these
severaftlines Of business.
; DRIvlzs PARK.-A movement is on
Moot, which bids fair to be successful, to
sestabise a driving park in the village,
which shall be credit to the associa.
ton. Two or three sites are under con-
sideration any one of which would be
easy Of access. 1t IS the purpose to grade
a half-mile track, put it in the best posi-
BILE condition and keep tso. The grounds
will be enclosed and suitable buildings
erected for the accommodation of the
public and the horses. In this condition
it is prepared to hold an annual agli-
cultural fair, and to bring the associa-
ton within the trotting circuit, so that
races may be held here which shall at
tract the best horses on the turf, in the
state. The first cost will be about $4,000,
and those having the matter in charge
are confident that subscriptions to that
amount will be forthcoming. 1t certain
ly would be great attraction, bringing
hundreds of people here every year who
might not otherwise visit US at all. Our
citizens should give this important enter
prise liberal support.
Judge Baxter has filed decisions during
the past week in the matter of the pro-
bate of the will of John Hanna, affirming
1.-The prdex of the probate court admitting
The Will to probate. This Is one of the
so-called Sank Centre cases, and from the
9aG that John Hanna had lived there
for many years prior to his disease at
oh n aao1 1eo1 &c otf D., b;S
will Hama devised all his property, val
whom he had lived for about two years
contested the will on behalf of his rela-
tives on the grounds of undue influence
and insanity. Messrs. Searles, Ewing &
Gail and Barto & Barto were the con-
.testant's attorneys, and Messrs. Rey-
,uolds & Stewart, M. c. Kelsey and Tay-
|aor & Calhoun were for the EXECUTOR
JouruakP rssa ....
This case was tried in this village and
excited great deal of interest.
SPECIAL EXCURSION RATES. Minneap-
oils exposition: and Minnesota state fair
via Northern Pacific r. r. Excursion
tickets viii be will be sold to Minneap-
OFFS and return for the exposition on the
following date at one fare for the round
trip, tickets good to return to destination
until Monday following date of sale, viz:
Aug. Dist, 23rd, 25th, 2Sth and 3Oth,
Sept. LIST, 4th, 9Th, 18th, Goth, 22nd,
2sth, 9th and 2ath. Every day from
Sept. Sth to 18th, inclusive, tickets will
be sold to either St. Paul or Minneapolis
at one fare for the round trip, good to
destination one day after being stamped
at st, Paul or Minneapolis, but not later
than Sept. 18th,
On account of the Minnesota state fair
tickets will be sold to either St. Paul or
Minneapolis and return every day on
Sept. Sta to 18th, inclusive, good to re-
turn one day after being stamped at St.
Paul or Minneapolis, but not later than
sept, 17th.
All exposition and state fair tickets
will include admission coupons at TWEEN
tE-trve cents each for the exposition and
Mty cents each for the state fair, which
will bs- added to the railroad rates.
For rates inquire of ticket agents N. P.
r. Se17 6w
''N - :: Ks.-It is with mournful
rts that we thank the
i. len' and neishbors for their
'mpathy, during the ILL
-'nd ueath of our darling boy, and
Suo 50 kindly assisted at the
GEORGE CLEVELAND,