The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1891-02-26

nundreutn anniversary OF the ueatn oi
John Wesley.
The Sank Centre Furniture Co. has
not gone into the restaurant business as
might be inferred from glance into its
show window. The table with its dishes
and feast cloth would bring hunger to
the worst dispeptic country.
The lecture at the opera honse to-
night by Rev. c. ]. Staples, the Unitarian
pastor from St. Cloud, promises to be
we'll worth listening to-. People of all
denominations will be cordially welcom-
ed, and admission is absolutely free. We
are reliably informed that not even
collection will be taken up.
David ]. Christie and Miss Emma
WEIGH, both of this county, were married
at Miss Welch's home on Tuesday, Rev.
Lawson tying the nuptial knot in the
presence of relatives and invited friends.
The HERALD tenders congratulations
Tuesday evenings sky was resplend-
emit with moon-dogs, crescents, luminous
circles, etc., and was universally admired
by those who CHANGED to look directly
overhead. No one seemed inclined to
place his reputation in jeopardy by ven
turing an explanation.
Alta and Paul Hilsdale gave de-
lightful St. Valentines party to their
young friends last Thursday evening,
which was very largely attended. The
little people all enjoyed themselves huge
", and each took home a very pretty
remembrance in the shape of a booklet.
"A market report, corrected the morn
ing of each publication day, will be
permanent feature of the HERALD. The
idea is to give the, farmers an idea OF
what prices they may expect for their
produce. The figures are furnished by
actual dealers, and will he found to be
reliable.
Henry Keller and wife came home
from St. Paul on Friday. Young Henry.
who is taking the course of study at the
University experimental farm has been
quite ill, and his mother went down to
care for him. Upon his return on Satur-
day Mr.. Keller was accompanied by his
two daughters and son.
Its the finest in least
that's what J. D. Lasswell says ofthe six
pound boy that has lived with him since
last Thursday. No one not OF the John
L. Sullivan stripe would be safe in sug-
costing anything to the contrary, there
fore Jesse's opinion must be taken as
gospel truth. May he live long and
prosper.
"A member of the creamery board
states that the creamery will commence
business with the cream OF about one
thousand COWS. This number is rather
larger than can be handled to advantage
on the start, before the markets are
worked up and business is fairly started.
This speaks we'll for the, success of the
undertaking.
There will be meeting of the John
A. Logan Republican club on Friday
afternoon, Feb. 9th, at S o'clock in the
city hall. New officers will be elected
and other important business transact
ed. All republicans of the place are in
vited to be present.
JAS. NORRIS,
R. T. GREENE, - President.
Secretary.
There is no more disagreeable task
than cracking up large cakes of ice for
melting for domestic uses-unless you
know how. To attack great cake
with hatchet or axe involves loss, and
sends fragments in all directions. To
avoid such annoyance, teke large wire
nail md with hammer drive it gently
into the cakes to be broken, and they
will be broken without any trouble or
annoyance whatever.
Arthur Scrivener is in receipt of
letter from the manager Of the Mary
Louise Aigen company, written from
Winnipeg, enquiring as to the advisable
ity of revisiting this city for weeks en-
gagement some time in April. Theletter
takes pains to deny the report that the
company had gone to pieces. They have
added number of new plays to their
report DIRE. and should they decide to
come again, will probably be we'll receiv-
ed.
The Brainerd city authorities are
ma king inquiries about the charges for
incandescent electric lighting i'll neigh
boring cities. The city owns and oper-
ates the plant in Brainerd, and last year
the expenses were 5000 above the re-
ccipts. The city's offering to donate
that plant to anyone who would come
and boom the town is not very enticing.
The Brainerd plant will never pay under
the cisy's management.-(Little Falls
| Transcript.
Rev. w. ]. Warner, of Princeton, be
gan series of sermons in the Congrega
tiodal church on Tuesday evening. These
meetings will continue during the week
with the possible exception Of Sarutday
evening. This EVENINGS subject is "The
Great Controversy" Next Sunday morn
ing he will preach on "Faith-testing, "
and Sunday evening, "The Unreckoned
Factor in the Souls Rebellion" Rev.
Warner is an entertaining speaker.
/ The entertainment given at the G. A.
R. hall on Friday evening under the au-
spices of the I. o. 6. T. lodge drew out a
good audience. The yocalmu by Prof.
George and his company, assisted by
Messrs. Woodley and Rich was loudly
encored, but they did not respond. Rev.
Blodgett's address was an able one, and
elected prolonged applause. The remain
der of the program was of a literary order
and several performances were decided
hits.