The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1892-11-03


Divine Teaching" P. NJ. Topic, 18th
Lecture on the Life of Joseph" Fifteen
minutes service of song. All seats free.
With every ten dollars worth of
goods you purchase at one time of Henry
Keller at the corner store, you will get a
fine unabridged Webster's dictionary,
and you will get your goods cheaper
than elsewhere, besides.
"A large crew of men and a gravel
train are employed in reducing the grade
on the Northern branch. A dozen of the
men struck because they were required
to make up lost time. Roadmaster Ca
sey soon filled their places.
The Northern Lights Dramatic Com
pany will appear at the Opera House
all next week. commencing Monday.
with change of program every evening,
This company is one of the best on the
road. Do not fail to see them.
Seats will be placed on sale for the
coming engagement of the famous Nor
thern Light Co., Saturday morning at
Bunnell's fruit store. You must see this
talented Company composed of twenty
artists. Prices only 10, rs and 35 cts.
The boards Of registration of the city
were in session on Tuesday. The first
ward enrolled 2O5 names, and the Sec
ond Ward 249-total registration of the
city 454. This would indicate popula-
ton of more Than 1000. Vote for M.
Hogan.
The Miller building, corner Third
and Oak streets. is ready for the roof,
and is one of the most substantially
built, aud will be one of the handsomest
business buildings in the city. F. A..
Pangburn did the brick work, and it is
we'll done.
-C~E. Carlson will open the skating
rink on Tuesday evening of next week,
and rare sport may be expected. He will
RIM it for the season. The special at
traction on Thursday evening will be
Warren w.. Mathews, the champion
fancy skater.
DIR. Niven is duly and legally quail
flied practitioner of dentistry. He does
more business in day than most dent
lists do in a week. Continual practice
for many years has made him an expert.
Give him your dental work and he will
satisfy you. Nov. 8 to 10.
Judge Page Morris of Duluth, deliy-
cred one of the cleanest-cut political
speeches OF the campaign at Melrose on
Saturday night. Eloquent and convinc-
ing, there is no nonsense about him in
either manner or method. Quite dele
CATION from this city went down to hear
him.
Under the October school apportion-
ment, Sank Centre receives $l,71O.27.
and st. Cloud $3,166.92. St. Cloud
assumes to be four or hve times az large
as Sank Centre and yet receives less than
double the amount of school funds,
based upon the average attendance of
pupils.
Herr Aamold, who will be remem
bered by many of our citizens as the
most accomplished violinist who ever
visited this city, has been engaged for an
appearance here again in the near future.
Herr Aamold's company gave the most
artistic concert ever listened to by our
people.
Joseph Petit, the aged father of A..
II. Petit, who recently died at Mt.
Pleasant, Ohio, has been an annual visit
or to Sank Centre for many years. until
this season. He was hale and hearty
old gentleman, a Quaker, and one of the
mildest hammered men imaginable. A..
H. Petit, and his son Joe left on Monday
to attend the funeral on Wednesday.