The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1891-03-05

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DIR. E. c. Rich has been suggested a
good mayoraltv timber.
Walter Cummings now wears tn
of the chief of police.
Mrs. c. F. Hendryx has been quit
poorly for few days. a...ar
The w. c. T. U. will meet at the res
idence of Mrs. en-. Shepard, on Tues
day. s as
What's the matter with Nj. c. Kel
sey for mayor?
Short line telephones put up on shor
notice and at reasonable rates by o. d
Hunt.
The subject at the Methodist churcl
next Sunday morning will be Joshua
the Soldier: in the evening, Joseph, tn
prime minister
Specimen copies of the Northwestern
Agricultural and Farm, Stock, and
Home may be had free by calling at this
office.
During the past week we have rec
ieved several shipments of paper and an
elegant line of job type. The HERALI
may be depended upontor first classwork
Mrs. Ernest Allen, cousin of w. B.
and c. 5. Mitchell, of St. Cloud, died in
Chicago Monday afternoon. w. B.
Mitchell has gone to Chicago to attend
the funeral. --
Mr.. Reohr, Pastor of the Baptist
Church at Long Prairie, will hold SER
vices at the Baptist Church in this place
on Saturday evening and Sunday morn
ing next.
We have seen several jobs of uphol-
STEERING turned out by Andrew Monroe
that are first class in every way. The
barber chairs for Mr.. Culberton would
be hard to beat.
The rotund form of Editor Heikes, of
the Lake Review, 0sakis, climbed the
HERALD's golden stairs, yesterday, and
turned the light of his beaming counte-
nance on us for few minutes. Call
again, Bro. Heikes.
No regular successor to Chiefot Police
Carr will be appointed, as the charter
a. H. &1,oG Iav
in April. Mayor Dean prefers to have his
successor appoint permanent officer.
There are several applicants.
Rev. J, ?, Hamilton returned from
his southern trip last week, and regular
services will be resumed on Sunday next.
The Lenten services will be held on We'd
nesday evenings and on Friday after
Moons at 4:30. commencing with next
week. ...
MIR. Thomson has been disappointed
in not receiving his new postofice outfit
before this time. He sent telegram,
the fore part of the week enqniring after
the matter, and was informed that it
will surely be here in few days.
One of F. L. McCormick's dray
horses slipped on the ice near the Con-
church. breaking it's leg. 1t
was thought best to kill the animal,
which was accordingly done. The loss
will be heavy one to Mr.. Mccormick.
Arthur Wales, who came down from
Fargo to set up the Episcopal pipe or
gan, has been painfully i'll during the past
week, and unable to complete the work.
He is much better, but it will be several
days before he can get down to active
hard work. =. r
j. S. Brewer of Little Sank has been
this part of the country
selling Pioneer Heroes and Their OAR
ing Deeds" and Treasure House of Use
full knowledge" Mr.. Brewer lost his
house by fire some time ago, and is now
himself in this way till spring
work opens up.
oliver D. Hunt exhibited in the HER.
AID office this morning, a Geographic
rev of his own construction. The mag
,et &c It.akeN from worn out electric
light. The MACHINE works to perfection
md displays the ingenuity of the maker
% good advantage.
The lecture at the opera house last
evening, by Rev. Staples, of
It. Cloud, was fine literary treat. The
udie uce was large enough to fill the
pera chairs and should have been larger.
The lecture was an able one, and fully
10 to the times. Wehope the gentleman
nav be induced to visit here often.
The Times states that w. Wetzhaar
# st. Martin, was arrested, Tuesday for
,racticing medicine without diploma,
md Yesterday he plead guilty to the
barge. He was fined $50. and the costs
we're $25. In default of payment he was
sentenced to fifteen days in the county
all. The term was made short on ac-
count OF written promise made by him
70 leave the county.
1T is not gener ally known but it is a.
;act just the same, that the Keller Manu-
facturing Co., have not and do not pro-
pose to make any charges for lighting the
opera house on occasions that no admis-
sion fee is charged. The offer iscertainly
a handsome one, and the HERALD is sure
our people will thoroughly appreciated.
1t is the presence Of such men in a town
that makes life worth living.
Mr.. ]. I.Donahue, pension.agent, this
city. reports the following pensions
granted to parties in st. Cloud and
Stearrs county: Minor M. Webb, So per
month; Milton Slossot SIS per month;
N. K. Whittemoie; So per month, all OF
this city. w. Tillock, Of Albany, receives
a pension of So per month, and arrear
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