The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1889-02-21

by the neck and when found was dead.
Halle is unconsolable, as she has been
his constant companion and playmate
for several years and he had trained her
so that she drove i'll harness as well as
pony She was given a decent burial
and is sincerely incurred by her young
master.
"A placard has been nailed on the fence
near. Geo. M. Bishops store which warns
all the yong men and women to guard
against the evils and temptations of life.
In the center is pasted a picture of Lee,
the Alexandria murderer; and his fate is
set as an example. The writer signs
himself Jack the Ripper" Sensations
of this character are not only senseless
but decidedly repulsive.
Some gentlemen in Minneapolis are Ell
gagged in placing a number of young Eng
lishmen of the middle class, sons of pro-
fessionals and tradesmen, among our
northwestern farmers i'll order that the
young men may acquire knowledge of
practical farming. One has already ar
rived here and has position on the farm
of John Love, and more will follow.
Morse g. Lamb are acting as agents here
and those DESTROYS of further information
may acquire it by applying to them.
1t is now definitely settled that Henry
Capser will soon embark in business on
his own account, and will rent store
for that purpose. He will keep large
line of notions and specialties, and con-
duct strictly cash business. Just what
effect this will have upon the old estap-
lished firm of Capser & Son does not yet
appear, and there may be no change
whatever. Henry is an energetic, clear
headed young 1san who is DESTROYS of
striking out for himself in a new business
field, and there can be no doubt he will
make his mark in the business world.
IT IS GREAT.-The new arrangement of
the triple stores on Third-st., clothing,
dry goods and boots and shoes, is all
to patrons and enterprise of proprietors.
The three stores, in ali of which w. 0. P.
Hilsdale has an interest, are connected
by arches, and each one while wholly
separated from the others, forms por-
ton of the consolidation scheme of doing
business. Nearest the Sank Centre house
Mr.. Hilsdale in person manages one Of
the finest and best stocks Of clothing ever
offered in Sank Centre. The store has
been fitted up with direct reference to the
business, and has all the desired conven-
FENCES striking feature is the beauti-
iiul display in the windows, made posi-
be by elegant new fixtures of polished
brass, upon which are tastefully display
ed samples of furnishing goods, hats and
caps, etc.
The next store is devoted exclusively to
boots and shoes-by far the largest stock
ever offered here-and is under the direct
charge of Helmcr Hilsdale, who is inter
csted in he business. 1t is an inviting
business place and filled to the overflow
with goods strikingly arranged.
The third store is that of Tully &, Co.,
dry goods and notions, and is, as it ever
has been, complete in every detail. With
the enlarged space the stock has been in
creased and so disposed as to make it
peculiarly attractive.
The several gentlemen interested have
shown not only enterprise, but rare
taste, and Sank Centre is proud of these
metropolitan stores.