The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1889-07-11


is not only an efficient man in the cash
ier's desk, but he has scores OF friends
who like to do business with him.
E. P. Barnum and Hugh Moore went
down to St. Cloud on Saturday to
straighten out tax matter as between
the city and township of Sank Centre.
It has been satisfactorily adjusted.
EAndrew J. Smith and family left for
Martha's Vineyard on Wednesday for an
absence of month or six weeks. He will
be joined by his sister at Montreal and
she will spend the summer with the
family.
The w. c. T. U. will meet next Tues
day at 3 D. m. at the residence OF Mrs.
H. B. Huntress. A paper on Heredity
will be read by the superintendent OF this
department and a discussion of the sub
ject will follow.
Gov. Barto left on Tuesday morning
for st. Paul to attend meeting OF the
board of trustees of the insane hospita ais.
He goes thence to Washington, Philadel-
phia and New York on business connect
ed with the state asylums.
Miss E. L. Hinkston left on Monday
for her former home in Middlefeld, Ohio.
She expects to spend the winter i'll Yer
mont and may return here next summer.
She has large circle, of warm friends
who regret here departure.
The Mcclure mill is getting all the
wheat required for it's regular business.
The water is low and the output OF
flour is accordingly a little below what
the managers would like to make. 1t is
a dry season so far as water power is
concerned.
7. E. Rich has made fine crayon
portrait of Dean Stabler of this city,
which has been on exhibition for several
DAYS. 1t is very fine specimen of artis-
tic work, anu a perfect likeness. 1t IS
life size, and every detail has teen
wrought out with the utmost conscien
tiousness. 1T is astonishing how work
of such high order can be produced at
such low price as this is offered at
1t is gratifying to learn that the Nc
Clure mill, under the new management
is rapidly regaining the local and neigh
boring markets which had gradually
been lost. And not only is this true,
but the finer goods sell in the open
| markets above like goods from other
| mills. There is no better flour made
than that which leayes the Mcclure
mill branded "Genl." 1t is true to its
| name.
The Fergus Falls Journal says: &c. II.
| G,odsell, while at Crookston early in the
week, fell against saw-horSe Willie try
ing to catch his hat in gust Ct wind,
| and on being examined afterwards by a
SURGEON it was ascertained that enc OF
his ribs was broken. He was On the
streets Friday and Saturday, but says he
is carrying a good many bandages under
his Clothes" Friend Coodsell seems to
he in hard luck. 1t is not a great while
since he recovered from a broken ankle.
| THE CIGAR FACTORY-The firm OF Ha-
| fer s. Lewis, manufacturers OF Cigars
| have their material and tools at hand
and are fully equipped for work. They
| will turn out 1000 cigars per week Tor
the present, the number to be increased
from time to time as business tlCn.andS
| They make the very best 0, goods tor the
money, in fact their nickel cigar is snpe-
rior to the average dime cigar sold
throughout the country. 1t is real
pleasure to hear them speak with such
confidence in their ability to build up a
fine business here, relying upon the merits
of their goods.
They have had two factories in opera
ton. one at South Bend, Ind, and one
at Long Prairie. The former they have
closed out, and they will devote all their
energies TO the ones here and at Long
| Prairie. Mr.. Lewis having charge Of the
latter and Mr.. Hafer Of the one here, He
has l>ased the home OF w. D. Townsend
on Pine-st., which he will occupy with
his family in a few days.
One word to the citizens relative to the
the new enterprise: its success depends
| very largely upon our hearty coopera,
| with, the firm II is good pOlicV to en-
courage home industries by domestic con,
sumption. In ENDURING for a cigar show
| a preference for those mabe by Hafer &.
| Lewis, and 1t will ereatea demand which
will materially aid in building up and
| extending the business.
WALLACE Cos MENAGERIE AND CIR
cUs.-The amusement-loving portion OF
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