The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1892-05-12

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Prof. Malm, the penman in the Acad
envy, has just completed an excellent
work in fourishing. As an artist, he
ranks among the best.
Alexander Moore sold lot of fat
cattle from his Raymond farm for the
Minneapolis market, among them two
enormous bulls.
IS. P. Wolcott of Livingstone. Mont,
formerly of West Union, was in the city
last week, on his way to New York. He
will 60 by the way of Duluth and the
lakes.
Mrs. c. A. Emmerson, who has been
very seriously i'll at Watertown, Wis.,, is
improving in health and expects to be
| able to return home in two or three
weeks.
The current number of the Arena,
has finely executed picture of Hon.
kittcl Halyerson. Our congressman
has a decidedly distinguished appear
ance in print.
H. w. Bishop of this city at the re-
cent League district convention in Fer
gus Falls was elected second vice-presi-
dent, and Rev. c. w. Lawson one OF the
board of directors.
Arthur Lyman of Raymond has re-
Gently lost three valuable sucking colts
by disease, probably distemper. He had
been offered fifty dollars APIECE for them.
They were all well-bred,
;: Mrs M. Hogan and her sister Miss
Maggie Donahue, are visiting their Sis
ter in Minneapolis. Mrs. Hogan will
return this week. but Miss Donahue will
remain several weeks.
We have Just received new invoice
of ladies hand turned front lace shoes,
patent leather tipf at $500. which are
the last in the city for the money. at the
Boston Shoe Store.
st. Cloud needs more houses for rent,
Sank Centre is urgently in need Of the
same thing. Every available house is
occupied at present. and there is demand
for more. centrally located.
The city streets presented an ami
mated appearance on Saturday last.
The sidewalks and stores were thronged
with people, and both sides of the bust
ness streets were lined with teams.
DIR. McMastcrs has purchased a
quarter section of land in Raym ond-the
quarter upon which the Lull school,
house is located tits wild land. former
ly owned by Mr.. Atwood of St. Cloud.
David Pangburn will manufacture
drain tile at his brick yard this season.
He has purchased a suitable machinery
for the purpose. Mr.. Pangburn has just
shipped q car load of brick to Menhaga.
The purchase Of the Mrs. Bennett
lots on the corner of Maple and Third
sts.. means the erection of a good dwell
ing house at no distant day. The price
paid-$sOO for the two, was less than
real value.
baptist Church-Rev. Leonard Smith
pastor, A. NJ service 1890. topic Goods
comfort" Evening service at s o'clock.
topic, money nobody wanted" Fiji
teen minutes service of song. Tenor solo
at both services.
BY reference to the council proceed
ings it will be observed that there is
movement on foot to vacate that part
Of Main-st., on the top Of the hill, north
west Of the lake. as we'll as certain other
streets in the Moore out-lots.
j. E. Hayward has purchased tho
West hotel, and his son, d. S. HAYWARD
will conduct both the West and the
Grand Central as frst-class houses.
There is no better hotel manager in the
state than Mr.. Hayward.
w. S Dean has commenced improv-
ing the two lots recently purchased by
him of Mrs. Geo. M. Bennett on the cor
ner of Third and Maple-sts. He is set
ting out trees, and will put in found a.
ton for home this fall.
The Great Northern road is putting
in a new set of track scales, fortv-two
feet in length. The ones now in are too
small for the uses of the company. The
tracks in the yard will he shifted to con-
form to the new order of things.
A. P. Anderson OF North Dakota, and
Peter Thelen of Cold Spring. have just
completed the commercial course in the
Sank Centre Business College, and Mr..
Anderson contemplates taking up the
shorthand course in the same institu-
ton.
James M. Bruce of Getty. son of the
late Joshua Bruce, has purchased 80
acres of the Love place, near the farm
decided him by his fathee. just before tine
death of the latter. Heis an Industrious
and clear headed young man, and believes
in land values.
Matthias Schwartz was arrested this
morning. on complaint of his son John,
who alleges that his father stabbed him
in the abdomen with jack knife. A
dispute arose relatiye to cattle tresspas,
sing upon the Young mans grain, and
the father cut the son with knife.
"A party of thi ty persons passe
through this city from Broweryille for
Lewiston, Idaho, on Saturday last, to
make their home there. Mr.. Harrine ton
who has conducted 4 saw mill near
Broweryille for several years, was one of
the party, and he takes his mill with
him.
George Cleveland says he finished
seeding nearly six weeks ago and his
wheat is just nicely showing up. He
does not apprehend any damages to
a or1u ooun uheat l,r,f THINKS The cold