The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1892-09-22

| baptist Church-LeOnard Smith
Pastor. A. M. service 1890, topic,
"The Christians Trust" P. NJ. service
8 O'Clock. Topic. 9Th, lecture on the Life
of Joseph, "Toseph's Revelation.
Wednesday Sep. 2Sth, election of Off
GERS.
H. p. Hansen had the misfortune to
run nail into his knee some time since,
and was Disabled in consequence there
of almost two weeks. Hewas fortunate
however, to hold an accident policy in
the Odd Fellows Insurance Company of
Piqua, Ohio, and he received $40 indem-
nifty,
DO not fail to hear c. L. Smith ON
Friday evening at Memorial hall. He is
an eloquent speaker, has devoted much
time to the study of the great economic
features of the day. and will discuss them
ably and frankly. A special invitation
is extended to the farmers, as he addresses
himself to them particularly.
The Andersen saw mill made great
record yesterday. In ten hours cut, a
regular days work, 1862 feet were
sawed. tits perhaps question whether
this amount can be exceeded by any
mill in the state It is an excellent
record, one that Mr.. Andersen can be
proud Of and the city as WE'LL st. Cloud
Times.
II. D. Davidson has purchased The
electric plant of Henry Keller for con-
sideration Of $4,000, and will remove the
plant to the mill, the transfer to take
place on October LIST. This gives Mr..
Davidson control of the entire electric
lighting business, and it his purpose to
give the city service which will prove
every way satisfactory.
The Bank of Sank Centre, and insti-
tuition which has commanded the conf
dence of this community for years, is not
the sole property of Lucas Kels, but is a
partnership concern, in which Lyman
M. Kells is equally interested. 1t is a
prosperous institution and admirably
managed. The names behind it are
sufficient guarantee of its stability and
standing.
Mrs. N. E. Peak will have fine
millinery opening at the Bishop store,
Thursday. Friday and Saturday OF this
week, and all the latest things in bon
nets, hats, feathers, flowers, novelties,
ribbons, etc., will be shown. The goods
have been selected with the utmost care,
and the display will he dazzling. Every
lady and miss in the city and vicinity is
invited to call and inspect the stock.
Howard Bishop received telegram
from California on Friday last an
riouncing the, dangerous illness of his
mother. with the request that her daugll-
ter Della leave for California at once.
He telegraphed for particulars to find
that it was heart trouble. The follow
ing day another telegram was received
stating that she was out of danger, and
$500 ~-'~A CO nv VI SShSy III lUC matter
OF her daughter going to California.
"A pleasant and largely ATTENDED re-
ecption was rendered to Mr.. and Mrs. 7.
M. Casey by Mrs. George Fish, on Friday
evening>of last week The bride and
groom arrived in the city on Friday
noon, and in the evening received their
friends who extended the warmest con.
gratulations. From eight until eleven
O'Clock the parlors were thronged. Are.
past was served. which did great credit
to the hostess. Mr., and Mrs. Casey
will-go to housekeeping at once. in the
Morse & Lamb house, south OF Judge
Barto's residence.
Among the many musical features Of
the Minneapolis Exposition which opens
August 3ist. will be war song concert
participated in by one thousand or more
singers producing musical and military