The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1892-04-21

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appearance as fine thick head of hair
of even color, and to assure this use only
Halls Hair Remover.
w. o. P. Hilsdale has had the Kaso-
ia stone purchased by him dressed up in
to convenient shape and put away for
future use.
| j. c. Slater Of Minneapolis will de-
liver two lectures on Theosophy on Sum
day next at the city kali. Admission
viii be by invitation.
Willis How and Ed. Harrison brought
home 1877 ducks a. the result of a day
and half OF shooting at Ashby. And
still they did not capture all they saw.
Rev. c. w. Lawson expects to be
home for his regular services, on Sunday
next. He Is assured ofa hearty welcome
after his interesting and profitable trip.
Jacob Bros. have a regular headlight
diamond OH exhibition ON shirt front
in their window. 1t will hardly pay to
smash the glass front to secure the gem.
The Murphy liver cure company has
been getting out some very handsome
show cards. John Carver of st. Cloud
is making them. They are very attrac-
tive.
-Barto Doty will leave for his claim
near Campbell, on Saturday. He has
purchased another yoke of oxen tor use
on the place Greene & Co. will miss
him.
Rev. Leonard Smith will preach
morning and evening in the Baptist
church next Sunday. A cordial invita-
ton is extended to all to come and hear
him.
Little Falls has second daily-the
Transcript printing an afternoon edition.
1t is neat. newsy and bright. and it's
publishers show nerve in putting Sec
ond daily in the local field.
-Mesdames James A. Norris. V. A.
Whipple and 7. H. Simonton returned
from Minneapolis on Monday, whittier
they went to attend missionary meet
ing Of the Congregational church.
"A pleasant party was given by the
Masonic Lodge at its parlors OH Mon
day evening. There were nearly n hun
dred present. Dancing, cards and re-
fresh ments were the principal features.
"A delegation of Indians were on the
streets a few days siuce. Aside from a
lot of tawdry trinkets with which they
had decorated themselves, they were
clad in q manner becoming white men.
Fred Jenkins, whose hand was in
jured in the mill several weeks ago. held
an insurance policy in the Travellers,
and Morse & Lamb handed him draft
for $45 for indemnity, the other day.
i. D. Dobbs OF West Union, we'll
known in this city, has purchased the
Jenkins property. on the north side. in
Guiding about four acres ofland. for 5000,
and is occupying it. He has sold his
farm in West Union.
Col. Bridgman and wife came oyer
from Little Falls on Friday, returning
home on the day following. The Colonel
is operating lumber yard at Henning,
Otter Tail Co. He is not giving it much
of his personal attention.
Ed. Harrison has ordered handsome
light boat for his individual use this sea-
son, from Canton, N. Y. It is cedar
boat, thirteen feet long and three feet
wide, and weighs ffty-6ve pounds. 1t
will be by far the finest boat of It's kind
on the lake.
Geo. M. Bishop a nd Webb Harmon
went out to Cedar Lake on Wednesday
afternoon and brought back fifty-one
ducks as the result Of q few hours shoot
Ing. Spring shooting is better than it
has been for several years. The season
closes on the 25th, inst.
Conrad Swensberg, q former partner
of ]. L. Robbins at Grand Rapids, Mich,
and an occasional visitor here. has been
named as a delegate to the National
convention from Michigan. The conven-
ton passed strong Harrison resolutions
but did not instruct its delegates.
The Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows
| will meet at Duluth the first week in
June, and c. M. Sprague. as chairman
Of the committee on transportation has
been arranging for transportation for
the delegates. The rates will be one
and ore-third fare for the round trip.
Complaint il made relative to the
reckless use of rubber sling shots in the
hands of boys. Windows have been
| broken, horses frightened and cases of
personal injury have been reported.
There is city ordinance against the use
| of these villainous little toys in the city
! limits.
The following is the new time-card
on the Little Falls and Dakota railroad:
Going east, arrives at 1895 and de-
parts at ILLS. making close connections
at Little Falls. with the train going
south at 2:20 arriving at St. Paul at
$50 p. M. Going west, train arrives at
1 p. N. leaving At lbs.
Nelson w. Rice 10 building pleasure
steamer for use on the lake. 1t will be
twenty-six feet long aud about six feet
in width, with a capacity for fifteen or
twenty persons. 1t will be propelled by
a gas engine and it is expected will make
about eight miles an hour. Mr.. Rice and
P. M. Meigs arc doing the work.
M. c. Kelsey has a fine aquarium
which he will stock with native fish az
soon as the lake opens. He is DEVOTED
student Of of natural history, and pro-
poses gratifying his tastes in that line.
He has lust received from Washington a