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

-Adamant Wall Finish makes wall
that will last life time. 1t will save
ten per cent. on fuel. 1t is the cheapest
as it will never fall off. Sold by the Fox.
Ingram Lumber Co.
Gus Goehrman, who has been in the
employ of How Bros. & Co., for about
two years, has closed his connection
with that firm and accepted position
with John Batchelder.
James Gillian has returned to St.
Paul for the purpose of receiving treat
ment for his eyes. which have been
troubling him for some time. He will
be absent about month.
-Chas. H. Bennett is one of number to
whom the lot OF petit juror fell at the
drawing in St. Cloud on Saturday. He
will serve during the term Of court to be
held in that city next month.
Legal business in the municipal court
10 at stand still. For several weeks
past no litigation of any moment has
been before it. Tuesday was no excep-
ton to the average term day.
-E. L. Hedin has large stock of Ross
Leaves and PETERS ladies' walking shoes
on hand in all sizes aid colors. Any of
the ladies who are DESTROYS of obtaining
fine shoes should inspect his stock.
The HERALD files have been present.
ed to the Bryant Library Association
for preservation. They cover period of
twenty-six years, with the exception of
one weeks issue, which is missing.
The Sank Centre Dry Goods Compa-
ny has closed out its business here and
shipped its goods to Little Falls, where
they will be placed on sale in the store of
Mr.. Vessel, to whom the stock belonged.
The school will make no observance
of Arbor day, the duties of the classes
being so arduous as to make it necessary
to neglect the occasion. 1t has been de-
clared as legal holiday by the Cover
nor.
The members of the Congregational
church in Willard have obtained the SER
vices Of Rev. Kirkpatrick. a student of
the Chicago Theological Seminary, who
will minister to them during the coming
summer.
-R. T. Greene is placing an elegant
display of crockery in his store, to fill
the vacancy made by the removal OF H
F. Alden. The line will all be of choice
ware and are attracting considerable
j attention.
Frank Hurst, advance agent for the
Ole Olson Company, was in the city on
Wednesday, and made the HERALD a
pleasant call. He left an order tor a
large ad. for his show, which appears in
another column.
The Boston store added new safe
to its fixtures this week, that is beau
| ty. 1t is Herring, Hall & Marvin
Company's make, and weighs $500
pounds. The pattern is one which i:
known as jewelers. safe.
/ Nicholas Koenigs has been appointed
as postmaster at Melrose to succeed DR.
III. E. Campbell, whose term has expired
The doctor claims that he was as glas
| to be relieved of the duties as Mr.. Koen
!: | igs was to commence them.
II
Il. NJ. Bunnell has secured the agen
| cy for the Taylor Bicycle Company,
{ i wheels, and will have an instalInent o,
hand in few days. Anyone thinking @
: | purchasing bicycle should see thes
wheels. They are beauties.
Carpenters and other mechanics
! who are so apt to fall from scaffolds an
: dislocate limb, will please remenbe
that there is nothing so good for infan
{ nation as Salvation OIL, the creates
lcure for sprains and bruises.