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

/, Monday evening August Goth, and Rev.
I 7. F. Hamilton two weeks later, conclud-
ing the series.
On Monday last a new timetable
went into effect on Monday morning
last, The changes are triflng-thc day
train eastward leaves two minutes later
OF Al p. NJ. every day except Saturday;
the night train eastward leaves at 2:12
A. NJ. daily, nine minutes later, and the
night train westward at 1911 A. NJ.
four minutes later. So 1t will be seen
that the fall schedule is practically with
out change.
The concert on Thursday evening
last was by far the most artistic anna
teur entertainment ever givenin this city.
When all acquitted themselves so well, it
would be unjust to discriminate, but the
duet of Messrs Henshaw and Congdon is
deserving of special mention. 1t was
feature not soon to be forgotten by those
who listened to it. To be sure it was
only one feature of the many in pro-
gram which was of the highest order of
excellence.
Sheriff Hammered has made person
al explanation of his position relative to
the Brainerd episode, which he claims
was instigated by his dearest enemy
Macdonald of the Times, for the purpose
of using the proceedings as club to
pound the sheriff with this fall. Mr..
Hammered denies that he had declared
himself supporter Of Judge Searle, but
had said that he would enter into person
al fight against him. Each side charges
the other with inaccuracy of statement
with lying.
The next number Of Harper's Weekly
published Aug. 18th, will contain illus
trated articles on the clubs of Chicago;
on the State Buildings at the Columbian
Exposition on the statue of Columbus
presented by the Italian government; on
the anarchists of New York and their
haunts; on the yacht-races ETC., etc.
There will also be the usual interesting
variety of timely articles on current
topics. short stories and poems making
all together very attractive and valu-
able number.
THE county committee of the Peoples
Party in Stearns county is determined
that there shall be no lack of third party
oratory during the coming campaign.
Weaver and Field, the presidential nomi-
nees, are booked to stump in this State,
and Saint Cloud is to be one of their
points. They are expected here early in
October. Mrs. Lease will bein st. Cloud
the latter part of the same month,
Robert Schilling, another third party
speaker, is to talk in three or four Ger
man localities in the county, and if Pow
derby comes to Minnesota the committee
has been promised that he will come to
st. Cloud.-[St. Cloud Times.
The Fox-Ingram Lumber Company
has commenced receiving goods by the
carload, but it will not have in full
stock much before September LIST. 1t is
now engaged in erecting an Office, ware
rooms and lumber sheds, and Judging by
the extensive accommodation it is pre-
pairing it intends putting in very heavy
stock of goods 1t will have a ware
room for windows. doors, mouldings,
building paper etc., besides sheds for
dressed lumber OF all kinds. The yard
has been smoothly graded and the lum-
Der will be placed so as to make it easily
accessible and convenient to get ut. A
new sidewalk is being laid along the
Main-st front of the ward