The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-11-22


fire to his coat instead Of the roman can,
die.
! The HERALD acknowledges the receipt
of complimentary ticket to a grand
Thanksgiving ball to be given at Little
Falls.
| The HEEALD Office has curiosity in
the shape of a melted lamp chimney
The chimney melted while the lamp was
burning.
y break occurred in the water mains al
Days livery stable on Monday and Chic
Coe had men at work all day repairing
the damage.
Big posters are to be printed and dis
tributed all over the county, advertising
Sank Centre as a wheat market and
trading point.
! Jas. J. Hill, president of the Manitoba
passed through this village on Monday
i'll his private car on an inspection tour o.
the whole line.
Everything goes.-Clothing way below
cost at the Golden Eagle Fire Sale.
JACoBI BROS.
Barney killen, a brother of Thos. Xii
len, lost horse one day this week under
peculiar circumstances. Thomas can tel
more about it.
Mrs. T. Fiadeland will close out her Ell.
tire stock Of millinery, goods, consisting
Of faces ribbons, feathers, etc. She offers
great bargains.
F.Moore, one of the rustling farmers
of West Union, brought us i'll big load
! of wood on subscription on Wednesday.
Thanks. Who's next?
The next ice palace will be located i'll
West St. Paul. 1t will be of the Norman
style ocarchite6ture, and illuminated by
thousands Of electric lights.
Vim. Tusch, of Fargo, is now head
cook at the Sank Centre House. He
comes very highly recommended and is
giving excellent satisfaction.
John Coats writes from Kansas City
to Mrs. Coats that that he is doing we'll
and is in good health. She expects to
follow him in about q month.
Fire! Our goods must be sold. Cloth
ing at prices never before heard of at the
Golden Eagle. jacob BROS.
Some one has been stealing lot Of ties
belonging to JOS. Capser 6, Son, and To-
Gated in the Manitoba yard. it is unsafe
to invest in ties according to this.
c. ". Postman of the California Wine
House at St. Cloud, was III town on
Wednesday. He wants to establish an
agency for his wines in this village.
A large mound was opened near
PayneSvilie last week and thirteen skele-
tons of Indians unearthed. No Indian
jewelry was found among the bones.
Policeman Doty took charge of
drunken man last week who had nearly
500 in his pocket. The money was de-
posted in The bank until he sobered off,
a large number of friends met at Mr..
Robischon's residence on Tuesday even
ing for social time. Dancing and mus
ic helped to make up the entertainment.
Fire and Smoke-Have YOU seen the
bargains at Jacob Bros. great fire sale?
Ifyou havn't call at once and be made
happy. jacob BROS.
The Manitoba depot at Albany took
fire on Sunday evening and was totally
destroyed. The fire is supposed to have
started from stove in the freight room.
Henry Diebel has made numerous i'm
provements on the brewery building,
such as residing, painting, etc. He has
everything snug and warm for the Win
ter.
Peter Heinen, an old resident of st.
Joseph, this county, died at that place on
Friday last. He was e. years of age
and leaves a wife and nine grown up
children.
One too enthusiastic democrat at
Minneapolis will have to wheel repub-
lican three miles to settle an election bet.
1t will be pretty tough work Tor SO long
a distance.
BY. Carr has returned from his hunt
ing trip. He reports having killed only
one decr-all he had seen. He also shot
a spruce partridge-quite a curiosity in
this section.
Ii you want suit or overcoat at half
price go to the Golden Eagle Fire Sale.
JAcoB BROS.
q young lad, while skating on pond
at St. Cloud, broke through the ice and
was drowned This should be a warn
ing to the boys to keep away from the
ice till it is safe.
Auditor Vossberg has decided to go in
to the mercantile business next summer.
Mr.. Vossberg is very pleasant gentle
man to deal with and will undoubtedly
draw big trade.
S. M. Thompson has bought out the
stock of goods belonging to VIM. Kells,
and has removed it to his store at Grey
Eagle. Mr.. Kells has not yet decided
what business to engage in.
Jacob Bros. are doing an immense
business in their fire sale. The store is
packed with mass of people all day and
evening. An army of clerks have been
engaged to wait on customers.
Mr.. Briggs, the creamery man, went
to Alexandria on Monday to consult
with the citizens Of that place regarding
the starting of a creamery there. Osakis
and Sank Rapids will also be visited.
H. A. Fredenburgh and "A Derby are
| now running tie Eastern House, and a
4 right good trade they are enjoying Ey.
| erything has been re-ftted and is in first
class shape for winter boarders and tran