The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-02-02
THURSDAY. FEB. 2 1893.


Curtain scrim 9 cents at Blied's.
Shaker flannel cents at Blied's.
Outing flannel cents at Blied's.
-Gingams set. per yard at Blieds.
-Bleached sheeting cents at Blied's
Use Fleischmann's yeast, for sale by
L. M. Bunnell.
Badger L L sheeting only cents
per yard at Blied's.
The country roads in this vicinity are
piled high with snow.
Geo. NJ. Bishop is visiting his daugh
ter, Mrs. F. E. Searle OF st. Cloud.
Morrison county had AL birth:
and 14s deaths during the year 1892.
las. A. Norris and daughter, Edith
went down to St. Paul on Saturday.
See the Oaks Comedy Company and
Swiss Bell Ringers next Wednesday even,
ing.
The Brooklyn Whist Club will meet
at Mrs. Pettit's on Friday evening Feb
ruary Sd.
"A woodchuck that saw his shadow
today must have carried an arc light
with him.
2 Gem -four, better than ever, is once
more in the local market, retailing for
$500 per hundred.
Morris was visited by another fire
last week, three business firms having
been burned out.
The masons are fitting up the south
room OF their hall, with new carpet and
other improvements.
Joseph Davidson, of Milwaukee, has
been the guest OF his brother, T. D. DAY.
idson, during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. IT.. Murphy cele-
brated the sixth anniversary of their
marriage last Thursday.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Capser have
shipped their household goods to st.
Paul, their future home.
considerable stock is being shipped
from this city. Several car loads have
gone forward during the past week.
e. L. Hedin has the sole agency OF
the celebrated Douglas shoes, and he
keeps large assorted stock of them.
Hz.Iomo Las <r,,., nora
of his homestead in Birchdale to the
Catholic church for burial ground.
Dealers are complaining that it is
impossible to get stock of cutters to
meet the demands OF the local trade.
"A. 7. Smith made business trip to
Burtrum and Grey Eagle on Monday.
He went out by train and drove back.
The HERALD devotes much space to
James 6. Blaine, but its readers will only
be disappointed in that it is not enough.
Mrs. r. w. Buffum of Grand Rapids,
Mimi, is visiting her sister Mrs. F. W..
Hart of this city and will remain some
time.
-Forty-three degrees below zero at six
O'Clock Wednesday mornIng-a iall of
nearly fifty degrees within twenty four
hours.
There were no services at the Epis-
copal church on Sunday last, Rev. J. F.
Hamilton officiating in St. Johns church
in Ashley.
The Sank Centre House has put in a
number of very handsome and powerful
Rochester lamps-each one equal to an
arc light.
The social club gave pleasant hop
at the opera house on Friday evening
last. There were about twenty couples
present.
John Hansen is happy over the arriv-
al of bouncing boy at his house on
Sunday last. Mother and child are do
ing well.
IT. w. Mann has rented the house on
lower Main-st., owned ~ Alexander
Moore and recently occupied by Henry
c. Capser.
The Sank Centre Dry Goods compa-
ny is closing out its stock of dry goods
at auction. The company will discon-
tinue business.
IS. Pendergast amused himself during
the earlier days this winter trapping
mink. He succeeded in capturing twen-
ty-fve of them.
The regular train over the Great
Northern from the west on Sunday was
six hours late and on Monday about
nine hours late.
II. ]. Hill and party of friends, who
have been through to the coast, passed
through the city eastward on Sunday
forenoon on special.
The wind changedint the southeast
on Monday night. and there was a
right lively blow during the night, but
with higher temperature.
-Mesdames Petit and Dubois enter
tanned number OF their lady trends at
a tea party at the residence. of the tor
mer on Wednesday afternoon.
-connelly & Whipple have packed the
big hog they purchased of Anthony Mil
Ter. 1t attracted great deal of atten-
ton while it was on exhibition.
There was little blizzard on Sat ur
day afternoon. The mercury fell rap id
"; the air was full Of snow and the wind
blew a gale for couple OF hours.
Mrs. Marlth Orner, OF Denver, Col.
a widowed sister of w. O.P. Hilsdale, is
the guest of her brother, and will keep
house for him until the return of Mrs.
Hilsdale.
"A very handsome metal Chicago