The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1890-03-20

the collection and loan agency thithel
the first of next week. 1t has been neat
ly fitted up and fixed over for the pur
pose, and will make fine, convenient aus
commodious Offices.
Governor and Mrs. Barto went to St.
Paul on Monday. The governor is at.
tending the annual business meeting OF
Grand Army for the department Of
Minnesota, of which he is commander.
They are expected home on Tuesday.
Bear in mind that it is cheaper to
have your stoves taken down and stored
than it is to handle them yourselves.
They are insured against fire and break
age, and are thoroughly cleaned before
setting up. Leave word with How Bros.
& Co.
The HERALD attempted to say last
week that T. w. Mann, the new station
agent at the Little Falls depot was we'll
calculated to make hosts of friends
among our business men-but said some
thing else. Mr.. Mann's family is here
with him.
That tired, debilitated feeling, so pc
culiat to spring, indicates depraved
blood. Now is the time to prove the
beneficial effects of Ayers Sarsaparilla.
1t cleanses the system, restores physical
energy, and infuses new life and visor
into every fibar of the body.
An alliance was organized at Melrosc
on Saturday by David Cleveland and o.
G. Lyman. 1t has ten charter members,
with Steven kells president and Bryan
Flahavn, secretary. There are num-
Der of farmers who have expressed
desire to join the alliance, and it will
rapidly grow to an influential position.
Mrs. Stabler has opened a millinery
establishment in the Rice building which
cannot fail to delight every femme heart.
She has complete line of of seasonable
goods which are Of the very latest
styles, patterns and designs. In flowers
and trimmings her stock is especially rich
The ladies are especially invited to call
and examine the stock.
The contract for the new iron bridge
has been executed by the Mayor and
Clerk, with Bnne & Co., of Minneapo-
lis, the successful bidders. The bridge
must be completed by the middle of June,
or heavy penalty-ten dollars a day
must be paid by the bridge company.
The city has piled up large quantity of
stone for use in the approaches to this
bridge.
A little two-year-old child of John
crowl met with a terrible accident
while visiting with it's mother at Mr..
aartnett's in Spaulding. The little one
vas playing with another child in the
when it tripped and fell into
pail of boiling water, scalding it so ter
IDLY that death ensued a few hours
alter. Mr.. and Mrs. Crowl have the
ola large circle of friends IN
their affection.
1t was Martin Person, not Ole Person
who was found dea near Monticello.
He formerly lived here, and had been at
work i'll West Virginia, and was taken
sick with typhoid foyer. He started for
home and was four days on The road and
vas sick all the time. He was formerly
n the employ of Caughren Brothers, and
before that at -ended the public school
iere. He is not related to E. M. Person,
who is in the employ of the Hubbard Co.
The brass band will give a concert on
Caster Monday at the opera house, and
llready the work of getting into trim for |
he occasion is already un Ter way. We
nave an excellent band, and our people
should show an appreciation of 1t by
giving them liberal patronage. By so
doing they will be the better able and
the more willing to give us a series of
open air concerts next summer, which
they promise. Let us turn out and fill
the opera house full to the overflow, and
give the boys benefit which will be
and encouraging;