The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-04-20

ANY sudden change in condition of
the atmosphere is certain to bring its
harvest of coughs and colds. These, If
suffered to go on, are likely to terminate
In consumption; but they may be readily
cured by DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
w. S. Dean has commenced excavat.
ing the cellar for his residence at the
corner of Third and Maple-sts., and will
commence building as soon as possible
The work will be pushed to completion
as rapidly as the season will permit.
The pension board met in DR.. wac
Masters office on Wednesday and
and examined number of applicants
for pensions. The board is rapidly
growing in favor aud large numbers OF
veterans are seeking relief through its
medium.
George R. Whitney left this week for a
trip through North Dakota. He will
visit Fargo, Jamestown, Cando and
other points during his absence, and ex-
poets to make a transfer involving the
title to $4,000 worth of Dakota real
estate. &
Mrs. N. E. Peake is overloaded with
orders for millinery. The demands of
the trade make the arrival of goods a
daily necessity, and they are disposed OF
almost as soon as unpacked. Her spring
patronage greatly exceeds that of any
former season.
Peter Hammergreen, of Evansville,
Mimi, the patient at St. Raphael's hos
pital on whom was performed the noted
hypnotic operation, is doing very nicely.
He is now on the rapid road to recovery,
and still insists that he suffered no pain
st. Cloud Times.
The members ofthe Methodist church
are making preparations to move their
building back on their lots, so as to
commence the erection OF their new
structure. The work will be commenced
at once. and pushed to completion as
soon as is possible.
The bill for the relief of w. J. White.
field was recommended to pass by the
House committee on appropriations
during the past week. The recommen.
dation came to late too be of any benefit
to the claimant, however, as it was
barred by limitation.
| Mrs. c. F. How entertained the
Columbia Whist Club on Thursday eve.
ming last. 1t was delightful meeting O
the club, at which many friends wer.
present. Refreshments were daintily
served. 1t was the closing meeting o
the club for the season.
| Miss Nellie Whitefeld has accepted {
position in the Grey Eagle school, tt
teach two months term. She left OF
Tuesday to take up her duties. This il
i Miss Whiteheld's second engagement ii
that place and attests well to her excel
lency as an instructor.
Ladies who intend going to tn
Worlds Fair this summer will find mucl
information which may be of benefit t,
them. in an article on "The visitin,
Woman in Chicago" which Laura Day
ton Fessenden will contribute to Hal
per's Bazaar tor April 22d.
Miss Eta Peake was agreeabl
( surprised by number of her youn
friends on Tuesday evening at be
J home on Main-st about eightee
! young people spent the evening
games, ETC., and declared the occasio
: one of great enjoyment,
The two men who were arrested
J, this city for burglary of the Alexandra
post-ofhce, were bound over to the gran
r jury in Moorhead on Tuesday, and wei
+ taken to St. Paul for imprisonment u
t til the holding of the regular term OF Il
United States court in that city.