The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1892-07-28

Mel. Billed has secured the services Of
Frank Carlson, formerly with ]. Capser
and he has entered upon his duties as
salesman.
DIR. Garfield went out to Wintergreen
hill, near Motley, after bluberries. He
got plenty of everything disagreeable,
but no bluberries.
For all the best and most popular
brands of cigars, both domestic and i'm
ported, go to L. M. Bunnell's. He will
keep the best assortment in the city.
The only business before the munich.
pal court on Tuesday was Albert Dab.
lem US. Henry Diebel. Judgment was
rendered for the plaintiff for eleven dol.
lars.
Prof. Moffat, an optician from Chi.
cago will be here soon and as he is a
practical optician he is the man to con-
suit about your eyes. Watch for further
notice.
Gentlemen we can give youa genuine
hand sewed french calf shoe for $500
which can not be surpassed for ease and
durability for the money at the Boston
Shoe Store.
THE Republican party will have the
strongest State and congressional ticket
in the field in Minnesota thus far that it
ever had-just as it has in the nation.
Winners all.
-Diptheria has appeared III the family
of August Eckberg in Kandota. One
patient is convalescent and two are now
quite sick. 1t was brought by visitor
frym Dalton, MINI.
"A. o. Madison shipped car load of
cattle, CALVES and hogs to St. Paul, dur
ing the past week. He bought some fine
porkers from Alexander Moore which
were included in the lot.
The summer training school opened
in this city on Tuesday with $50 attend
ants. 1t is great success. Prof. Ro-
choll of St. Cloud and Prof Gains of
Alexandria are in attendance.
The city has been visited by goodly
number of the peripatetic can brigade
during the past two weeks. Scores have
been run out of town and three are now
languishing in the county tastile.
Henry Keller has purchased the Cap
ser real estate and stock of goods, al
though the court has not yet confirmed
the sale. What disposition he proposes
making ofthe property is not announced.
The Pine-st. water extension is all
completed, excepting setting hydrant
which has not yet arrived. Adozen taps
were made on the line. Ezra TAFT had
charge of the work, for John Batchelder.
The north side of the river has had
no electric lights for domestic purposes
since the fire. The wires have been taken
down and the people over there will
have to wait till the Davidson plant is
ready.
M. L. Bunnell was the recipient of a
draft for $25 by Geo. R. Whitney. in
payment of injury to his hand which laid
him up tor couple of weeks. He was
insured in tue aetna life and acc:den,
company.
There is pleasant party camped al
Birch Lake, composed of D. T. Calhoun
William H. Clark and Mr.. Warner of St
Cloud, Leyin Clark of Melrose and Geo
West OF this city. They are haying q
glorious time.
M. A. Scheldrup, r. T. Greene, Tu1ly
& Co. and w. P. Hilsdale have put il
patent money tills and appliances 10,
keeping account of sales. They are moi
only very convenient, but quite ornamen
tai pieces of furniture.
"A freight car ON the Little Falls ant
Dakota road was broken into at LITTLE
Falls and considerable fruit and miscelan
eous goods stolen. John Batchelder ha6
some boxes Of hardware broken into ant
few goods taken.
Roy Hoop1e of Duluth, formerly o
this city, took the gold medal at the hi
cycle tournament in Duluth on July 4th
as the most expert rider in the city. HI
subsequently went oyer to West Superior
and won the principle prize over there.
w. r. Rockwell, former resident o
Grove Lake, now practising lawn Rush
ford, was candidate for the republican
nomination for congress in the first dis
trict. He is brother of William Rock
we'll who formerly resided in this CITY.
1t was timely and refreshing show
err which came to temper the atmosphere
on Monday evening. There had been ;
week of intensely hot weather for thi
locality-above 80 degrees. However
the nights have been sleep-producingl,
cool.
The residence of T. L. Mccormick
was visited by burglars on Saturday
evening who gained entrance through
the parlor window. They contentet
themselves with denuding the parlor o
ornamental furnishings. They doubtless
became alarmed and skipped out.
On the first of August the firm o
Durocher & Vessel Of St. Paul will open
line of dry goods and notions in TIL
Smith building, corner Main and Third
sts., now occupied by H. c. Capser
The firm is strong one, doing an enor
nous business in the capital city, ant
has branch at Little Falls.
Geo. r. Whitney left on Monday
morning for Cando, N. D., with foul
men who are anxious to purchase farm!
there. Since the purchase ola farm there
by Mat. Hellman, Mr.. Whitney has hae