The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1890-02-27
and executors bond filed. Letters tesla.

and executors bond filed. Letters tesla.
mentary issued to A. Barto. L. Kells
and A. H. Petit appointed appraisers
and claims ordered fled.
Special attention Is called to the dis
play advertisement OF R. Woods & Sons.
They have purchased the interest OF
Townsend & Rowe in the old firm of F.
Woods & Co., and the new firm will
strike from the shoulder. Read their ad-
vertisement and ponder it we'll.
H. P. Gallup was in the city on We'd
nesday. He says that the rumor that he
contemplates leaving the road and en-
gaging in active business in St. Cloud is
a mistake. He will continue to repre-
sent the old and reliable hardware firm
firm of Farwell, Ozmun. Kirk & Co.
The big new wheel for the pump con-
nection with the water wheel arrived on
Wednesday, and will be put in place at
once. No. danger now Of delays or
breakage. The fire department Can now
get pressure enough to tear down a
stone wall with a stream from a hy-
! drant.
T. Carl says he will guarantee to
duplicate every order given by farmers
to outside parties, and make more mon
ey than he does on the regular retail
rates he has been charging right along.
| Of course he means all full orders-not
one particular item which is flung out
for bait.
The Academy has added German to
it's course of study. Prot. Erdal, of Ber-
gen, Norway, will take charge of this
class on Monday next. This will af-
ford good opportunity for anyone de-
String to obtain a knowledge of this
subject. Prof. Erdal is a specialist and
comes to our city we'll recommended.
Marie & Schank have large assort-
ment of frst-class harnesses, single and
double, hand made from the very best
of material, which they offer at the low
est possible prices. Their goods are all
frst-class, and their is finish and style
to their light harnesses which stamp
them as superior goods. Give them a
call.
Rev. w. w. Dawley will deliver lee
ture on "Grumbling" at the Baptist
church on Monday evering, March 3rd,
at o'clock. Those who have had the
pleasure OF listening to Mr.. Dawley will
not want to miss this opportunity of
hearing him again 1t will be a rare
treat, such as is not often enjoyed. Tick
cts, adults, 20 cents. children 10 cents.
The Odd Fellows have sold their hall
to the Masons, and will proceed in the
early spring to fit over their block, in
which the Carl & Bishop is located. 1t
is their intention to fit up the second
floor into a neat and attractive lodge
room. with such other departments as
the good and welfare Of the order de-
mands.
Harper's Magazine for March is on
our table, as full of rich things as a
periodical can be. Among the notable
articles, all beautifully illustrated, are:
1.-THE Army of the United States" 1.-THE
Naja kallu, or Cobra Stone," John
Ruskin," and the usual wealth of poe
try, fiction and departmental literature.
Greene & Co., has it.
On Sunday evening a Union service
was held at the rink, and it was largely
attended. For the past two weeks
series of meetings have been held alter
nately at the Methodist and Episcopal
churches. and these meetings have stead
lily grown in interest and attendance, and
such meetings will be held hereafter at
the rink, until further notice.
The public library has received hand
printed volume of over 800 pages-His-
tory of Utah, by Hubert Howe Ban
croft-154O-1SS7, with the compli-
ments of MILFORD Woodruff. 1t is a COM
prehcnsive history, compiled from rec
ords, written from the Mormon stand
point. Mr.. Woodruff has been identi-
fed with Mormonism for half century,
and has occupied influential positions
within the church.
Marie & Co., will commence the erec-
ton of building on the east side of
Main-st, nearly opposite their hardware
store, to be used as secondhand store
for general merchandise. 1t is their pur-
pose to deal in everything, paying cash
for all sorts of material. The building
will be 22x5O feet, fifteen feet high, with
large warehouse in the rear. They
will commence erecting the building as
soon as the weather will permit, and eX-
| pect to have it in running order by
| April LIST.
Bennett & Taylor succeeds to the we'll
established business of R. A. White, the
firm being composed of two business
men who are universally respected IN
this community. Chas. H. Bennett for
years was manager of the Mcclure mill,
and has wide acquaintance with the
people of this vicinity. He hashad large
business experience and enjoys an envia-
BILE reputation, and the same be said of
Stuart Taylor, his partner. Although
he has not been resident here so long,
yet as manager OF Millar & Cos store
he won the esteem and confidence of ALL
The firm, in addition to keeping a full
supply of meats and vegetables. will
deal i'll farm produce, paying cash for
hides, tallow, eggs, vegetables, etc, due
amount OF which will be made. 1t is a
| strong firm, and will do fine business.
CLOSING EARLY.-The following docu-
ment speaks most eloquently tor itself:
Recognizing the moral influence of the
gospel, and hence for the moral good OF
the community, to say nothing of the
religious benefit, we the undersigned
business men of Sank Centre, agree to