The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-01-19


L. NJ Bunnell.
Dress and shifting prints oct. pei
yard at Blied's.
Badger L 1. sheeting only cents
per yard at Blied's.
Best grade loot. gingham only Tets
per yard at Blieds.
DIR. ]. H. Schmidt, of Richmond, III
this county, is dead
Billed is selling Set. shaker fannell
for OILY set. per yard,
New mich COW for sale.
d. NJ. MCINTYRE.
I'm 1890 John Gilman sold fifty-seven
burial caskets, in 1891, fifty -four and in
1892 fifty-eight.
The ace taken from the lakeis fully
two feet thick and as clear as crystal.
Ice houses are being filled.
Geo. w. Salmond has purchased the
Dunsmoor farm of 100 acres adjoining
his place, north of the city.
"A very fine quality bleached sheeting
only cents per yard at Blied's. Better
grades proportionally low.
Miss Mamie Woltord did not accom-
pany her sister, Mrs. !. w. Ward, on a
trip to the South, as she intended.
Col. Copeland, the celebrated lecturer
will be well worth hearing. He will
~, Eehrnarv
eth.
The mail from the east over the Great
Northern road was two hours late on
Wednesday, on account of a broken
engine.
No howery rhetoric can tell me the
merit of Hoods Sarsaparlla as well as
the cures accomplished by this excellent
medicine.
ALI cotton goods will be much higher
in the spring so don't miss your chance
of getting bargains now at Mel. Blied's
great sale.
"A 1. Vessey, who has been in the
employ of W. s. Dean for some time, is
again in the -four and feed business with
his father.
The Ladies Social Union Of the
Methodist church will give sociable at
Mrs Christine Johnson, on Friday even
ing of this week.
The Davidson mill will start up on
Monday. The machinery was started on
Wednesday for test, to see that it was
all in running order.
. Rev. F. D, Kennedy of Brant, Wis,
will preach III the Baptist church next
Sunday Jan. 22d, morning and evening.
All are invited to come and hear him.
Mrs. A. P. Overland of Belgrade, is
said to be heiress to German fortune.
Report has it that $10,000,0OO will be
divided, among tour she being one OF
them.
There is but one case of diphtherla IN
the city, and that has been so thorough
Nv uuarant1ned that there is no danger
.of its spreading. Another case was
reported, but it proves to be only sore
throat.
The city council has submitted
contract for supplying power and lights
- Mr.. Davidson, and special meeting
will i've held on Saturday to consider the
matter tits not altogether satisfactory
to him.
Col. l.. F. Copeland, the celebrated
orator of the lecture platform. Will lee
ture on "Sno rs and Snobbery.' at the
opera House in the city of Saul: Centre
Tuesday evening February 7th. hckets
35 cents, at BunneiIs.
e. /. Leavitt has sold his stock oil
hardware at Brower,rille to A. J. Hoizer'
who has been working for him tor some
time. Mr.. Leavitt will continue TO re-
q side at Browerville, however, at least
for the present.-Leader.
The extension OF the Northern branch
in the early spring into the p1neries VIII
,,pen up a vast amount of trafflc In lum-
her which will find its way to market,
via this city, probably. The extension
will be completed by midsummer when
extra train service will be required.
The pasl week has been one almost
,unkroken spell OF cold weather. On Fri
.day the mercury crawled out OF its hole
for a short time, but sunk again below
the zero point 1t has registered as low
as TWENTY-FIVE below, and with one ex-
ception has hardly been above zero at
all.
AT the annual meeting of the Aetna
Hose Company. the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year: Fore
man, NJ F. Woodbury.; First Assistant,
30. Woods; Second Assistant, NJ. c.
Kelsey; Secretary, H. F. Alden; Treas
.urer, w. S. Dean.
Mrs. Peter Minuette OF Getty, has
been saflicted again in the death of her
son Mich.,el, aged eight years. This is the
third child she has lost with diphthcria
within two ueeks. She has three chill
dren left. one of whom has recovered
from the dread disease. and two escaped
altogether. Mrs. Minnette was quite
III, but is conyalescent.
The last spike in the Great Northerr
Pacific coast extension was driven last
week, and the company now has con-
tinuous route of its own. There is a
tunnel of 10000 feet to be completed
which will require two years of continu-
Gus work. Meanwhile trans WILL be run
over the summit of the mountain.
Through trans from St. Paul to the
coast VIII. be operation next month.