The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-01-05

Probably nothing speaks louder praise
for the Doctor than the tact that his
business keeps growing steadily, while
numerous so-called dentists come and go
more rapidly than the changing seasons.
-[Staples World.
Conductor Mickey and engineer Mu-
laney of the Great Northern road, ar
rested for criminal carlessness in connec-
ton with the fatal wreck at Nelson.
have given bonds in the sum of $1,000 to
await the action of the grand jury of
Douglas county.
M. c. Kelsey has sold his interest in
the Todd county abstract business to
Davis & Davis of Long Prairie, and the
records will be shipped up there at once.
This deprives the city ola business which
has been great convenience to the real
estate men of this city.
Cured cough lett after lung fever,
with two bottles. Mrs. Lizzie Burns,
Barclay, Sangamon Co., Ills. writes as
follows: 81 think DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup
is truly an excellent remedy for coughs
left from lung fever, as two bottles en-
tirely cured my daughter"
DIR. II. M. Post of St. Cloud, has
many friends in this city who will be
greived to learn of his death, which oc-
CURED on Wednesday afternoon. He
was only thirty-two years of age. Mrs.
Radcliffe of this city, his aunt, has been
with him for several days.
Miss Annie Briggs, of Briggs Lake,
near st. Cloud, sister of the late Mrs.
John Howard. was married on Monday
to Adelbert E. Tyler of st. Cloud. Miss
Briggs formerly was frequent visitor
to this city where she has many friends
who tender congratulations.
The concert given by the Chicago
Ladies Quartet was very artistic and
enjoyable. Their selections were all
rendered with the utmost precision, and
they gave complete satisfaction. The
audience was thoroughly appreciative
and the house was fairly well filled.
The township authorities will take
action in the matter of dogs running at
large, requiring them to be muzzled, OF
swell the number of those already con
verified into sausage timber. The city au
thorities are waging an effective warfare
| upon the dogs, and to make it effectiv,
| tibet own authorities should cooperate
! The Literary Society will meet OF
/ Monday evening next at the Congrega
tlonai chnrh parlors. A paper will b
read by N. H. Miner upon tn subject o
Theosophy. The paper will be a thought
full production and from its very natur,
calculated to provoke interesting discus
sion. Every member should be present
The dog killed at Garfield after bitins
several persons at Alexandria and Gar
geld. was shipped to DR.. Hewitt of Rec
Wing. Secretary of the State board o
health. He has innoculated several rab
bits from the virus taken from the body
and is awaiting developments. 1t will
require two weeks to develop hydropho
bia in the rabbits if it be genuine case
--Sauk Centre had large delegation
inst. Paulto in organizing the legis
lature. There were w. D. Townsend Lucas
Kells, c. M. Sprague. J. l.. Robbins. DR.
DuBois, M. G. Kelsey, Joseph capser, F
E. Minnett, Henry Keller. and Peter
Gaspard. They were not all laboring il
unison, but Mr.. Lee gor there all the
same.
/ w. F. Smith the genial conductor or
the Park Rapids branch, is engaged ii
the livery business at Park Rapids, as q
side issue. He has recently purchased
the interest of his partner, Eugene At
woods and now is sole proprietor. D
M. Farrof this city has gone up to Parl
Rapids to take the management Of til.