The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1892-10-06

The Nashville students played TO
crowded house on Tuesday evening. Jas.
White, Billy Bradley comedians, master
Albert on the slack wire and the male
quartet being the best features. although
the entertainment as a whole was very
good and laugh provoking.
Il. w. Burke, brakeman who was
sent from St. Cloud a few days since to
work on the Pelican Rapids branch OF
the Great Northern, had his hand badly
smashed in the Fergus Falls yard yester-
day. He was brought here this after
noon Daily JournalPress.
The Harvest supper and social given
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. D. Cleve
land by the Epworth League and Ladies
Union on Friday evening was one of the
most enjoyable and successful social
gatherings ever held in the city. The
proceeds Melted 1880, which was ap-
piled on the pastors salary.
Hon. c. K. Davis October 10th.
The Northern Pacific line quote the fol-
lowing reduced rates: For the Minnesota
Annual Conference M. E. Church at Mime
apolis, Oct. 4 to IL, one and one-third fares
for round trip. For the Christian Endeavor
Convention at ST. Cloud, Oct. ID, IS, Is,
fare and one-third for the round trip. For
the Minnesota State Baptist Convention at
Dou1 10 nd ri f>r
the round trip. For the Triennial National
Congregational Council, Minnesota, Oct IL
to II, fare and one-third for the round trip.
T. w. MANN, Agt.
Gust Artman, a Morrison county
farmer, was killed during drunken row
last Saturday night by a young French
man named Alexander Gravel, just out
side the city of Little Fails. Gravel,
who is son Of County Com. Gravel is
injail charged with murder. Heis about
% years of age and has wife and child.
The deceased was about thirty years
old and leaves wife and child.
Geo. r. Whitney & Co. desire to call
the attention of our readers to his special
advertisement OF North Dakota land.
Mr.. Whitney IS special agent and will
give you good prices on improved land.
He will sell you farm and stock the
same with sheep or cattle and let you
raise them on shares. Read his adver-
tisement in this issue for further particu-
lars, or call on him at his office on Main
street.
Mrs. Herman A. Bretzke died last
Wednesday at Paynesville, at o'clock
in the evening. The funeral occurred at
2 O'Clock Friday afternoon in that vii
lage. Mrs. Bretzke. who with her hus-
band was a resident Of this city at one
time, was daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Christian Helmer of St. Cloud, who were
with her at the time of her death.-[Iour-
nal-Press.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bretzke were residents
OF this city for long time. and were
very highly esteemed. The sympathies
of ali go out to the bereaved husband in
his sore affection.
The horse race on Friday last excited
considerable interest. Louis Kroessin
and Frank Carr matched their respective
horses for running race from Melrote
to this city, Carr to have FIVE minutes
start. The horses were started from
Melrose at five o'clock and FIVE minutes
later respectively. Carr made the dis
tance in thirty-one minutes. Kroessln
coming in two minutes later, his horse
making the distance in twenty mine min
utes. The stakes were twenty
dollars, WHICH were won by Carr.
1t was hard course, the road being
very sandy great part of the distance.
WANTED Good boy, about Is years
old, wanted at this Office at once to learn
printing,
FOR SALE,
offer for sale on reasonable terms a
horse, buggy and harness. A bargain.
r Rox