The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1892-08-18

Baptist Church-Leonard Smith
Pastor. A. M. service 1890, topic,
Sanctified Affections. PM. service 8 o.
clock. Topic Third lecture Life OF Joseph,
Joseph in Prison.
William Cotter, was arrested for
drunkenness on Monday and fined $40
and costs or twenty days. Refusing to
pay he was committed to the county
Jail. Officer Coats took him down on
Tuesday.
Rev. Empson Cory preached in this
city on Sunday, morning an evening.
He will preach next Sunday. He de-
livered two very eloquent and effective
sermons.
"A handsome new train went west
ward over the Great Northern road on
Sunday night. 1t was composed of new
and elegant cars throughout. There was
no material change in the running time.
Bert Sawyer met with serious loss
at his farm near Glenwood on Friday
night last. His valuable young stallion
which he had recently purchased in Ken
lucky for $500, was struck by lightning
and killed.
Rev. Father Gunkel has put an ad-
dition to the parish house and has given
the whole house a general renovation.
which adds greatly to the general APP
pearance OF the parish surroundings
Melrose Sun.
AT Avon, an east bound freight train,
loaded principally with wheat, broke in
to three sections. and a trifling collision
of one part of the train into another
smashed things little, but no serious
damage resulted.
AT the Episcopal church on Sunday
morning next, double quartet will fur
nish the music. Messrs Henshaw and
Congdon, Mesdames Henshaw and Rice
will be added to the regular choir.
AT the Methodist church next Sum
day morning the subject of the sermon
will be " A morning at Ephesus" and at
night "An evening with with Isaiah.
The evening service will consist of songs,
responsive readings and an address on
Isaiah and his book.
"A conductor of the Great Northern
road was arrested at Alexandria for
blocking a crossing with his train, ana
upon trial was fined $50 by justice of
the peace. The company has taken up
the fight andi appealed it to the district
court.
Ole Olson; the photographer, is doing
the finest of work at reasonable prices.
No occasion to go away from home for
work that will compare with the best
city galleries. He has a unique envelope
for mailing photographs, which are sold
at a normal price, which insures perfect
safety in mailing.
Lightning has done great deal of
damage in the town of Spring Hill. Last
Friday night it struck and killed a horse
belonging to Joe Sandbrink, and on Sat
urdav night two horses belonging to
John Och we're killed and the houses of
Adam Kolb and Albert Stern were struck
without causing any damage.-[ Melrose
Sun.
-Tramps are numerous, and they are
doubtless responsible for petty burgla-
ries. On Monday night one attempted
to gain entrance to the residence OF 7. R.
Howard, when the intrepid Blanche APP
peared upon the scene with revolver
which she fired. he concluded to leave.
Another house was entered, but the in
truder vas scared away.
IF. D. Lord, Vice-president of the
Minnesota Hail Association Of Crook
ston, Minnesota. was here last Friday
and adjusted losses in Little Sank, Todd
Co. as follows:
Chris {; Nelson, damage to crop, s127.5o
Nels Nicolason g g 146.2 90
Tobias Johnson !" Sc $3.50
Geo. R. Whitnew, of this city is the
local agent.
On Friday evening of this week at
Memorial Hall the Good Templars oil
this city will give musical and literary
entertainment. Ice cream and cake will
be served after the entertainment. Adj
mission fee 25 cents for adults and Is
cents for children. The admission fee
to the entertainment includes pay for ice
cream.
Rev. Leonard Smith of the Baptist
church delivered an interesting and
unique address at the Methodist church
on Monday evening. in the Epworth
League course of bible reading, upon the
subject OF Nehemiah-the book, the
author and the Times. Rev. Mr.. Ire