The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1890-07-24
union very much, but few of the larger

union very much, but a few of the larger
ones will make kick as they are in the
habit OF having their threshing done for
what ever they have mind to pay tor
the work. They seem not to have any
regard for the times, nor the near future,
when they will starve out all threshing
machines. We would say to those who
are making kick, that this union is
not asking anything more than common
sense demands they should have, or what
they must have if they pay for machine.
II the klckers would consider it their
own case for few moments they would
probably pull in their horns, until they
had reasons. Our next meeting will be
held at Spring Hill on July 21st. at P.
NJ, and all thresher men are requested to
attend and make this thing general
success. BY order of the board of direct
ors of the Threshers Protective Union.
THOMAS LYMAN, secretary, New Munich,
MINI.
TEN NIGHTS IN BAR ROOM-T. S.
Arthur's great moral and instructive
drama, Ten Nights in Bar Room, is
a play that no one should fail to see. 1t
is both humorous and pathetic and re-
plete with striking and characteristic i'll
cidents, suggestive of the happy homes
of the abstainer from ardent beverages,
in Contradistinction to that of the fallen
inebrate. The piece was produced by
tirst-class company; its settings are SUI
perb, and the scenery is realistic and in
harmony With t he drama.-New York
Sun.
The play Of Ten Nights in Bar Room
is not dull sermon, but a Life Lesson.
Don't fail to see it. At the Opera Honse
Saturday night, July Goth.
The Sank Centre Herald thinks it
little strange that the Alliance of that
Representative district, which it terms
the only Republican legislative district
i'll Steurns County, should nominate a
democrat. We are not aware that the
Alliancn inquiries into a candidates form
err POLITICAL associations. The Sank
Centre district elected a democrat at the
last election, therefor. it is not republican,
under the new apportionment, it would
be a wise thing for the democrats to en-
dOrse Mr.. Browns candidacy. They
cannot make a better nomination..
= Times.
1t is true that democrat was elected
III this district two years ago, but that
is no Indication that it is democratic
district. There were three republicans in
the field-regular nominee, independent
and alliance candidates. The district is
republican, and will be represented i'll the
legislature during the next term by a re-
publican. The advice of the Times to the
democrats Of the district will meet with
little favor by the party.
a matter OF doubt, Bro. H.-[Ed. pro
tenn.
Mr.. J. B. Getchell, one of the oldest resi-
dents of st. Cloud town, left to-day for
the west, not to return, He operated
the second farm opened on the Sank river
where he has continued tolive prosper
JUS farmer ever since he first located |
here. Mr.. Getchell leaves his home ard |
amiy on account of trouble with his |
wife, and will look for new abiding |
place. To Daily Times representative
Mr.. Getchell stated that his wife had |
ued for a divorce and that he would take |
out a small amount of money with him.
II speaking about the matter further he
accused an old and we'll known citizen of
st. Cloud as being the cause ofhis trouble.
lis property is all in his wife's name,
md he left, he said, with but few dol
ars in his pocket Times
Next Sabbath morning Pastor Blod-
sctt will preach from the text: "Our
Father Which Art in Heaven This
will be the third sermon of his series on
he Lords Prayer.