The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1892-10-27

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.
Miss Mamie Buchanan rendered the
seniors party at her home last Friday
evening. The faculty and few friends
were also invited. Refreshments were
served ddring the evening. Those pres
emit report very enjoyable time.
Paul Bremen, the brakeman who was
hurt quite badly at the Great Northern
yards last Friday by being nocked from
box car by striking the elevator, IS
improving slowly. Mrs. Bremen came
up from St. Cloud and is attending him.
IN, w. Rice has taken his steamboat
out of the lake and placedit under cover
He will exchange the propeller for fly
wheel, attach 1t to a buzz-saw with an
endless belt and make the steamboat
saw wood" this winter-great scheme,
that.
H. S. Doty, deputy sheriff, came up
from st. Cloud on Wednesday to sum-
mon several members of the grand and
petit jury. Among the victims are
George Blakeslee, Robert McCracken, A.
M. Stiles, Jack Richardson and M. E.
Mcintyre.
We wish to inform our readers that
Sam Simonton has taken charge OF
Henry Keller's store ON Main and Third
streets and will be pleased to meet all
his old friends and customers. He will
close out the entire stock at cost and
you will do we'll to call and see him and
get bargains:
Rev. Hector was delivering tenn
perance lecture in Morris some time
since, and Ignatius Donnelly was to
speak there the same evening. Mr.. Hec-
Tor challenged Donnelly to joint de-
bate, but was refused. 1t appears that
Donnelly, like Sullivan, draws a color
line. 1t is safer to do so sometimes.
A painful accident happened to little
Henry Rein at the Miller building on
Third street Iast Wednesday. The little
fellow caught his left hand in the pulley
which lifts the brick to the upper story,
crushing it so badly that three fingers
had to be taken off at the first joint.
Henry is dong as we'll as can be ex-
pected.
"A tramp was run over by freight
train in charge of Conductor Mickey at
West Union on Thursday and taken,
after the accident. to Osakis for medical
treatment. He was attended by DIR.
Long, who found it necessary to ampu-
tate the mangled leg. The shock was
too much for the unfortunate fellow and
death ensued. His name cannot be
learned. He will be buried at the ex-
pense of the county.
The benefit given little Ally TAYLOR
at the Opera House last Friday evening
was grand success, and the large num-
Der present enjoyed themselves hugely.
The handsome sum of $135 was cleared
above expenses. Refreshments were
served on the stage. An. art gallery-a
very pleasant feature-was greatly en-
joyed by all and especially by those who
did not dance. Some of the designs were
very unique and would take a walking
encyclopedia and a dictionary to have
guessed them. There were some 125
different articles and to attempt to
enumerate them is out OF the question.
Miss Lura Catterson won the prize for
having the most correct answers, she
guessing So correctly.
Rev. Hector. better known as the
"Black knight" delivered three temper.
ance lectures III Memorial hall on Satur-
day evening and Sunday afternoon and
evening. The hall was crowded to. its