The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-12-07

Cooper & Whitney.
Half of the section men on the Park
Rapids branch of the 6. N have been
discouraged and the remaining crews are
compelled to do double service. at the
reduced pay. This is hardship which
gives very reasonable groundsf for grumb-
ling.
The tIreman's dance on Thanksglv-
ing evening was brilliant success. The
music by the Park Rapids orchestra was
excellent, and there was large attend
ance. The supper was served at the
Sank Centre House, and was all that
could be desired
-Osakis is in the throes nf an inferno
cine war relative to the location of it's
post-office. The new postmaster has re-
moved it a few feet, and it is the occasion
Of remonstrances, petitions and pro-
tests galore. The national administra-
ton is on trial.
William Woodruff. son of VIM. c..
Woodruff. died on Wednesday at the
home OF his parents in St. Cloud, of con-
sumption, aged twenty years He was
a former resident of this city. The many
friends of the family will sympathize
with them in their affection.
-Tanitor Taylor says that if he can
only find the disgustingly low parties
who defiled the stage of the Opera House
on the occasion of the recent dance he
will make an example of them that will
prevent any repetition of the offense.
Edwin Clark left for Minneapolis on
Thanksgiving morning. The Majors
Intention is to go East in short time if
he is not successful there in raising the
money he desires to apply on the pur-
chase of the mill property. He secured
an option GU the property from Mr..
Hoeschen before he lett.-[Melrose Sun.
The Union Relief Society is using
every endeavor to discover and relieve
every case of restitution in the CITY. II
any person has knowledge OF any cases
requiring aid they will confer favor
upon the society by notifying either the
president, Mrs. Woodley, or the secre-
tary, Mrs. Buchanan. ~.
DIR. Niven has just received splsndid
assortment of the now famous English
teeth. They took the first premium at
the worlds fair and are therefore the
finest teeth made. The hardest, strong
est and most lie like. Those who intend
getting artificial teeth should see them.
We charge no more for them than the
old style. Dec. 8 till IL.
Henry Keller sold several car loads
of bobsleds in ST. Paul and Minneapolis
on Monday. and they are being shipped
as rapidly as possible. The factory will
turn out 1000 sleds this season. and they
are finding ready sale. BY discarding
the reach and substituting chains tor
coupling the hobs together an immense
has been made in the sleds.
Mrs. A. McRae, a prominent resident
of Swanville, died Friday night. at the
nome of her son Alex McRae, of that
place, aged 80 yeass. Mrs. McRae has
lived in Morrison county for number of
years and was highly esteemed by all
her acquaintance. She has but two
children living, Alex and J. ]. McRae.
both prominent business men OF Swan
ville.-[Little Falls Transcript.
i. J. Reichert, Willie Lee, Mike Reich
ert and Henry Thiegs drove down to
Sank Centre Tuesday evening to attend
the band concert at that place. The
boys report an exceptionally fine con-
cert, far better than their expectations.
Financially the concert was big success
also, the hall being crowed. The band
now numbers twenty-3even pieces and is
doing good work.-[Long Prairie Lead
err.
The band is already in training tor
another concert to be given some time in
January, and the director and manager
botn declare that it will be superior to
the one given last week. One thing is
sure-the disagreeable features in the
way of noise and disturbance will not be
repeated. Mr.. Scrivener says that had
he observed what was going on in the
rear OF the hall there would have been no
cause tor complaint. -e.
On Friday last Conductor Baxter OF
the Little Falls and Dakota met with a
painful and quite serious accident, which
willintertere with his business for several
laws At Grey Eagle he was engaged in
releasing brakes. One of them had been
set by a lever, and when the pawl was
,iisengaged the lever few with great
violence, striking him in the face, cutting
his lip badly. His wound was dressed
BY physicians OF this city. e-
Dawes How was in the city on Sat-
urdav. He came down from Fergus
Falls, returning the same day. Hiss
brother Calvin, who suffered compound
fracture of the leg six mouths ago, has
been having very serious time with the
injured limb. The bones did not proper
ly knit. and an operation was found t."
be necessary, which was performed on
Sunday, to repair the damages inflicted
by the physician who first set the limb
Last Thursday evening at seven
O'Clock Mr.. Brown Hill and Miss Matte
Buss. both of the town of West Union,
were quietly married at the Methodist
parsonage BY Rev. Kephart in the pres
ence of few relatives. The bride is 4
daughter OF c. E. Buss, ex-county treas
urer, and has large number of friends
here iu this village, where she lived with
her parents The groom is well known
resident of West Union. where he owns a
good FARM Leader.