The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1892-09-01

The regular meeting of the Logan
club will he held at the court room on
Monday evening next. There should be
large attendance.
The Carr brothers, Frank and Harry
purchased 4 lot of horses of no travelling
dealers the other day, and they are
offering them for sale.
Ladies, call in and see Mrs. Stabler's
new stock of millinery. She has just re-
ceived a large invoice and is selling at
very reasonable prices.
&C. A. Emmerson has built very
pretty and convenient barn, and other
wise improved his property, on the cor
ner of Pine and fitth-sts.
The cold wave signal was flying on
Monday and part of Tuesday. 1t gave
way to the warmer and more agreeable
white flag on Tuesday.
An army of chicken hunters went
west over the Great Northern on We'd
nesday night. There were twenty-five
chicken dogs ill the freight car.
"A drilling rain from the north set in
on Monday morning, which was very
unwelcorne to the farmers, most uf them
were in the midst of harvest.
The creamery closed for the season
on Wednesday night. The vast number
OF cows purchased during the season for
shipment crippled the business.
Hereafter the evening services in the
several churches will be held at 7:3O in
stead offs O'Clock. The change is the
usual one made on September LIST.
Mrs. Geo. L. Stabler has gone to the
cities to purchase more goods and in a
few days will open up with as complete
stock of millinery as can be found any,
where.
The new Germania house has been
furnished throughout with new furniture
and electric lights put in, and is now the
ueatest, sweetest and completest hotel
in the city.
Alexander Moore has made num-
Der of minor purchases OF lands-small
tracts which he had formerly owned
for the purpose of money up his farms in
this vicinity.
r. A. White completed threshing last
xx,aa1y hnf COX 1>,e1,a1e
eighty-fve acres-about six bushels per
acre. The same land last year yielded
400 bushels.
Work on the mill will be pushed at
the rate ola story every week. The mill
furnlshers will have the equipment
ready as soon as the building is COM
pleted, and there will be no delay.
The Sank Centre Dry Goods Compa-
ny now occupies the entire corner block,
both store rooms being full Of goods.
The south room will be utilized for dis
playing carpets and draperies.
Baptist Church-Leonard Smith
Pastor. A. M. service 1890, topic,
Emancipation" PM. service 8 o.
clock. Topic Fifth lecture on Life OF Jo-
seph. 'Joseph before Pharaoh. All
seats free.
Some miscreant, who has the sole
redeeming quality of being a good judge
of butter, broke into the creamery on
Friday night and removed two tubs of
butter, one containing forty and the
other seventy eight pounds. He gained
access to the building through window.
Beware the peddler. There are a
number of them abroad in the land at
present, in this vicinity, selling cloth. 1t
is far better for the farmers to purchase
their goods of local and respectable mer
chants. They will get better goods for
the money, and the guarantee is worth
something.
j. B. Perkins and wife will make the
trip to Washington with pleasant par
ty consisting in part of Gov. Barto and
wife, Judge Collins and wife, and Henry
A. Castle and wife. They will have a
special car through from St. Paul to the
national Capital. where they will remain
two weeks. Upon their return they ex-
pect to visit Gettysburg and number
of other battlefelds.
There is every indication at present
that the wheat crop will be far below
the average-not one-halt an average on
the lighter lands, and little more than
one-half on the clay lands, and all OF an
inferior quality. This certainly is not
pleasant condition of affairs to contem-
plate. but it is not by any means dis
couraging. For a dozen years there has
not been even a partial failure, and in
many years, notably in 1891, excep-
tionally plentiful crops. Taken as "a
whole, the farmer in central Minnesota