The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-10-26
Dark colored Outing
Flannels at SC per yard
at Blied's.

Flannels at SC per yard
at Blied's.
Number 4, the morning train on the
Great Northern road, changed time this
week, and it now goes east at SAT A. NJ,
arriving in st. Paul at 1890.
Miss n. E. Fife, the first missionary
sent from Minnesota to Japan. will
speak in the Baptist church on Friday,
October 81 A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all.
George Boatz has completed the sale
of his fine farm in Raymond to Johnson
Brothers of this city, for $4,000. 1t is
one of the finest farms in Western
Stearns.
-Lovejoy & Dobbs, proprietors of the
merry -go-round. have done an excellent
business with it in the city during the
past two weeks. They have taken it
down and stored it for the winter.
Geo. r. Whitney has removed his
office from the front room over Batch
elders ST ore to the room in the rear, at
the head of the stairs. He has converted
the former office into a family living
room.
Allen Barto is with his parents at St.
Cloud. sick with threatened attack of
typhoid fever. The eovernor' expected
to go to the state fair on Monday last,
but was prevented on account of his
sons illness.
The lucky guessers who are entitled
to their choice of handkerchiefs in that
immense display which was in Mel.
Blie1's show window are as follows:
Mrs. Fred Cooper, Hildred How and
Sarah Meyers.
Twenty-Five trains with over 700
cars, passed through this city on Tuesday
last, over the Great Northern road. and
twas only an average day As many as
thousand cars have gone throug here
in single day recently.
Gus Borchard, the man arrested on
a charge of numbering his aged father in
the town of Brockway in this county,
had preliminary trial on Friday last
at St. Cloud. The prisoner was held TO
the grand jury without bail.
There were no services at either the
Congregational or Episcopal chur ches
on Sunday last. Rev. ]. A. Wood was
in St. Paul attending the Y. P. S. {. E.
convention and Rev. ]. F. Hamilton held
services at St. Johns church in Ashley.
Monday morning was bright and
warm. About noon cold wave swept
down from the northwest, bringing a
cold, drizzling rain which soon became
converted into snow-just enough fall
ing to Written the ground, the first of the
season.
The young people of the Episcopa
church will give an evening sociable at
the residence of DIR. McMasters on Fri
day, November Sd. Light refreshments,
music and, games will be in order
Everybody invited to come and have a
good time.
A tramp lost his foot between cars
at ST. Cloud on Monday. He stepped
upon a bumper just as the cars came to-
gether. He was only nineteen years o.
age, and will be compelled to make tine
balance of his journey through life with
one foot only.
Tho roof of the city hell, which ha:
been leaking quite badly for some time
h.s been put in order. 1t was foune
that the paint with which the tin wa
covered had corroded the tin plates il
places, and had also shown a decided
tendency to scale.
The Eastern Star will give socia
entertainment and ghost balm Masoni
hall next Tuesday evening, October 31st
All members of the order with thei
families, are cordially invited to partic
nate. For further information see til
committee. Doors open at 7:30 p. NJ.
The advertisement of Becker, Morga
& Co.. of Minneapolis, will lie found i
this issue. F. M. Morgan, formerly {
this city, is the manager. This firm
doing legitimate brokerage business
never deals in options, has an abundane
of capital, and is worthy of confidence
.Consignments made them will b
handled for all there is in them. and thu
too, with promptness.