The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1891-09-10

supply from local SpuTccS.
Mrs. F.E. Searle returned to Saint
Cloud on Saturday after visit OF sever
al weeks with her mother, Mrs. George
NJ. Bishop.
Prom sthirt y.two acres OF barley or
the SawyersFIsH farm in Willard there
were threshed 1000 bushels-an even fif
ty bushels to the acre. '.,y
Mel. Billed is still selling Armenian
Serges SO inches Vide at s1a cents per
| yards DON'T fail to get'anics dress pat.
te4n.s - 1880, ..-.e
1slcharles Esd left sofi itih the state fair on
Monday and will put in a solid week OF
hard work among his rural customers
whom he expects to meet there.
Lieutenant Howard and his sister
Blanche left for Briggs lake on Tuesday,
tobe absent. a, week /; He took his tent
with him and with party of friends will
encamp at Mile Lac lake for few days.
.AHetfry Bish'has been and still is very
seriously i'll. On Saturday it was feared
he could not long survive, bur has shown
some Improvement since though still far
from being out of danger.
Rev. T, Y. Gardner of. Elyria, O., one
ofthe secretaries af the American College
and Educational Society, will preach in
the Congregational church on Sunday
next, both morning and evening.
Mrs. Ransom Buck has returned from
| an extended visit among friends in New
York. She was accompanied by her
daughter Jennie who came back as far as
St. Paul, where she. is teaching in the
public school, -" F. - g.. e.
Andrew J. Smith apd family have
gone to Lake Forest, where his two eld-
est daughters reenter boarding school.
The other members of the family will
stop at Appleton. WIS, on the way home
for few days visit with friends. ::
Rev c. E. Blodgett has completed
neat and light saitboat for his personal
use on the lake. 1t is sixteen feet long,
has center boardi is trim built and prom
Uses to be a fast sailer. Mr.. Blodgett
did the mechanical work himself, ~g-~
-Mesdames o. B. Boobar and E. c.
Rich drove to Willard OH Wednesday of
last week where they were joined by Mrs.
George Lee and the party spent Thurs
at Glanwoad, rtturning home on the fol-
lowing day. Z &c.
Bert SAWYER was in the city on Sat
urday on his way from Willard to Mime.
apolls. He is preparing to turn over the
stubble on his farm with traction en-
CINE and six gang plows. He expects to
commence operations the last of this
week.
Charles H. Bennett and Martin F.
Woodbury. have been serving their coun-
try IN the capacity ofjurorsi in the United
States court at St. Paul, during the past
week. Mr.. Bennett has returned hut
Mr.. Woodbury. is still holding down his
Job by sitting on it.
Dean & Co. sold five gang and two
sulky plows On Tuesday, beside a num-
Der ofwalking plows. Their sales in the
one line amounted to more than $500 in
that one day. The plow trade is unpre
cedentedly brisk this fall, the principal
demand being for gangs. .-...|
Henry Keller returned on Sunday last
from Chicago, On his way thither some
-onc stole 4 fine silk ~um brelia from him,
taking it from the car. He says George
Ellis will remain in Chicago for the next
six months, steadily at work in perfect
ing the Irvine machine.
Bishop Zardetti drove to this city OH
Sunday last from Spring Hill on his way
to West Union, remaining about an hour
here He was accompanied by Father
Gunkef: They were met here by George
Herberger who drove them to West Un=
ion, where he held evening service.
"A. G. Jacques. brought in leaf of pic
plant from the farm of 'Tohn Rue at Nc.
Cormick lake, which measured thirty
tour inches in length and thirty-two in
width. 1t resembled a specimen Of man.
moth tropical foliage. =.
George Mclean of Willard, was i'll
town aa Tuesday He says the thresh-
ers are humming mefrily throughout his
section of the country and the grain
fields are giving good accounts of them
selves-as high as thirty bushels to the
acre in exceptional cases. ....*
I "A serious accident from burning was
narrowly escaped through goodlHck and
prompt action, at the resi- 1epne al Rob-
ert Stanley, the other evening, The ba.
bv pulled lighted kerosene lamp from
the table which fortunately fell beyond
the little one and upon striking the floor
the oil ignited. Timely assistance was
! at hand and the flames were smothered.
A man named Ziegler has been charged
with cruel and inhuman treatment OF his
own little three-year-oh child to de-
gree that has affected the infants mind.
1t is alleged that the child's BACK - sTTt t
| and bruised in a horrible manner. A del
esation of citizens waited upon him q
few days ago and informed him that any
REPETITION of the ofepse would be dealt
with in a summary manner. He prom:
ised to use the child humanely In the fu=
ture, and he will do well to stick to his
word. r.... y.....ss :.
Allow NE to add my tribute to the
efficacy of EIy's Grsanl Balm. l was
suffering from a severe attack at in
fluenza and catarrh and was induced to
try your remedy. The result was mar
vicious. I could hardly articnlate, and
a., in less than twenty-four hoHrs the So:
tarrhal symptoms and nay hoarseRess
disappeared and IL was able to sing 4