The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-11-23
Charles Pease. Loxd Van orsdale

last week. They killed seven deer, Q
which Mr.. Pease received five for the 10
cal market. They had an abundance o
sport.
IAN alarm of ere made a lively rul
on the streets to the residence of Mr.
Irwin on Second-st. The building tool
FIRE about fve o'clock this. Thursda,
evening and was completely destroyed
His furniture was partly saved. Thu
department responded promptly.
Mrs. Stabler offers to her customer,
rare bargains tor thanksgiving week
She has cut her price in two for trimmed
hats. and win sell her untrimmed good.
as cheap az ever. She leads the market
in millinery. ladies should consult her
stock and prices before purchasing.
| -P. J. Schaps. whose case has occu.
pied great amount Of business for and
with the district and the probate courts,
has been recommitted to the Rochester
asylum. N. H.. Miner is his attorney,
and he now has case pending in the
supreme court. He wascommitted from
st. Paul.
This weather reminds one that heat.
ing stoves are one of the prime necessi-
ties Of life. Hyou want heater, either
coal or wood. make your selection from
L the ~oovv,s <,,o ~kroI- ~ H., u..o. o. ~
They are the exclusive agents Of the ia
nous Garland-the best in the market.
and If they cannot meet your require
ments they cannot be met.
MRS. Susie Belyea. wife OLA. c. Bel
yea, editor Of the Grant County Herald.
received a verdict of $1,000 for personal
injuries sustained in wreck on the 500
road, several months since. Mrs. Bel
yea. after the injury. was guest OF Rev.
c. w. Lawson, and was under treatment
at the hands ofDr. McMasters, who was
an important witness at the trial.
The death OF Mrs. Hugh Moore,
which occurred on Friday, was serious
shock to her many friends in this vicinity.
She was apparently az we'll as usual.
and without warning died in her chair.
She was UNIVERSALLY esteemed by all who
knew her. At the time of her death her
husband was absent in the northern
part of the state. and he was summoned
by telegram. Sincerest sympathy is ex-
rendered him in his bereavement.
Col. 3. Bridgman of Seattle. WASH.
at one time an honored and popular
citizen of Sank Centre, was in the city on
Wednesday. He is on a business tour
and 10 unaccompanied by his wife this
trip. The last time they were East the
train upon which they were returning
was held up by robbers, and Mrs. Bridg-
man has had little inclination to travel
since. The Colonel has just completed
beautiful home in one of Seattle's finest
suburbs.
After fall remarkable for ito long
continued pleasant and moderate wealth
er winter suddenly asserted itself on
Tuesday, and in an unusual way. 1t
Commenced showing early in the morn
ing. the snow fall increasing rapidly un-
til before noon the air was full of soft,
moist flakes, and before night six inches
had fallen. In the early morning the
temperature rapidly fell and the wind
rose, and during the night huge drifts
were piled upin inconvenient places. On
Wednesday the sun shone brilliantly all
day, butt was cold. A few sleighs were
observable, but the ground was SO dry
and dusty that the snow is badly
sanded. y
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Personal.
Rarto Doty is in the city.
chas. Fish was in the city on Mon
day.
Sheriff Hammered was in town OF
Tuesday.