The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-03-23

Alexander Moore has marketed over
thousand cords of wood this winter,
and now has six men employed in cut
ting. He has still nearly four thous-
and cords standing OIL the piece of land
owned by him between the two cemeter-
les.
Notwithstanding the fact that the
mill is running out more than $50 bar
rels of -four daily it cannot supply the
demand for bran and shorts, and has
been compelled to ship in several car
loads.
In the municipal court in the care of
William Hendry VS.. Frank Wilks, a mo-
ton by the plaintiff to strike out por-
ton of the proceedings was agreed on
Tuesday and the case continued till
| Friday.
Jacob Bros. have received the finest
line of mems shoes, made especially for
their ira de, ever placed on sale in this
city. They can give you the best shoe
for the money to be found in central
Minnesota.
Leave your standing order for
Fleischman's yeast. 1t will be delivered
every Wednesday and Saturday free OF
extra charge-at the rate of twelve cakes
for twenty-five cents in any quantity
| desired, by L. M. Bunnell.
1t is by all odds the best liniment.
Mr.. Chas. Metzger, 217 Geyer Ave.. vt.
Louis Mo-. is Of the same opinion. He
says: Salvation Oil is the best remedy
we have ever used in our family. 1t is
the best remedy on earth.
There is fine assortment of new
style spring hats of various grades and
prices at Jacob Bios, which they have
just received and placed on sale. For
the latest and nobbiest thing in hats do
not fail to call upon them.
st. Cloud is rapidly putting on met
ropolitan airs. Three foot pads robbed
Max Hill of his watch and money on a
public street in the early evening. and
got away with their plander. Only
cities of the letter class can aspire to
such obstruction.
Mr.. Davidson is getting heavy oak
timbers on hand preparatory to rebuild
ing and Strengthening the fume of the
mill next summer. About June 1st he
| will have an entire new steam plant and
as soon as that is in place he will COM
mence work on the fume.
| Stewart Taylor returned last week
from Colorado, where he has been living
for several months. He is confined to
the house during the inclement weather.
but when milder weather asserts itself
he will get out. His scores Of friends are
/ pleased TO see him here again.
do you want the Encyclopedia Bri-
tannica in good durable binding and
paper at ST. so per volume and on easy
terms of $500 per month? Hso, call at
r. T. Greene & Co.'S book store and see
the complete set of the Henry G. Allen
CuiLtOu WuiSH 10 luCiC Ou SAulUlIlOU lOI d
short time and examine for yourself.
"A gentleman from Aberdeen is inves-
tigating the prospects here for success
full business in the fancy bakery and
confectionery line. He desires to manu-
facture for shipment in smnll way,
supplying customers in adjacent towns
OF every access with fresh bread, crack
ers, candies, etc. He has arrived at no
conclusion as yet.
i The Linden Trio of Chicago. famous
vocalists, will give concert in this city
on Thursday evening of next week. This
concert will be of a very high order, and
lovers of M sic have rare treat in store.
The press speaks of them in no measured
!; terms of commendation. Secure seats
. early at the drug store of Hanson &
Emerson.