The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-08-17

Congregational church on Sunday next.
Miss Leta White will teach the next
term OF school in the old Sutton district.
James a. Norris is building an addi-
ton to his bouse-a kitchen in the rear.
The drug store building occupied by
Hanson & Emers on is receiving needed
repairs.
Rev. VIM. b Hamilton of Chicago,
preached in the Episcopal churchon Sum
day last.
Mrs. c. F. How has added commo-
dious porch to the north and west Other
residence.
&C. B. Smith of West Union, has sold
his farm in West Union, and will remove
to Alexandria.
The Episcopal Sunday school picnic
on Friday last was well attended, and
very enjoyable.
Normal students wanted to board.
Mrs. H. Hansen, OF Fifth avenue south,
st. Cloud, Mimi.
Crews on the branch line trains have
been reduced by laying off one brakeman
from each tram.
Fly blankets and leather nets, cheap
er than ever, at prices to suit the times
at ]. 6. Schank's.
Say, did you notice that elegant,
stylish line of ladies' Windsor ties just
opened at Blied's?
Miss Edith Norris has nearly com
pleted a course OF stenography and type
writing in st. Paul.
Miss May Woolford entertained Al
party of friends very pleasantly on
Thursday evening last.
Ladies, be sure and see those fine
hats which Mrs. Peake is closing out to
make ready for fall goods.
The prairie chickens are unusually
numerous this fall. The breeding season
has been highly favorable.
The feast of the Assumption was
celebrated at st. Paul's church on Tues
day with high mass and vespers.
If you want two dollars for one,
purchase one of Jacob Bros. negligee
shirts. They are going below cost.
"A tailoring establishment, with a
full line of cloths has long been desired in
this city, and Hilsdale has met the de.
mand.
ID. A. Perkins of st. Cloud, is in
town. He owns farm south east Of
the village, and is experimenting the
harvest.
+ The plasterers have completed their
work on the residence of W. S. Dean,
and the carpenters are putting on the
finishing touches.
Willie Moore was thrown from a
horse which he was riding, few DAYS
since, but fortunately sustained no in
jury of any account.
-Reverends J. F. and w. B. Hamilton
went "a fishing" on Tuesday, and cap
tured hundred pounds or more OF the
denizens of the lake.
You don't know how much--better
youewiil feel if you take Hoods Sarsa-
parilla. 1t will drive off that tired feeling
and make you strong.
John D. Bailey, former resident OF
this city, and brother of Mrs. c. B.
Smith of West Union, died at Thief River
Falls, on Saturday last.
AN electric spark was visible in the
kitchen OF the Sank Centre House during
the storm on Monday and so frightened
the cook that she tainted.
Rain to the depth of2.2 inches fell
during the twenty-four hours ending
with last Thursday morning, as received
by Capt. Goes rain gauge.
IL. M. Bunnell received car load of
water melons on Tuesday, and he is
selling them at wholesale prices. The
finest melons ever brought to this city.
The eight year old son of Frank Pat
ten of st. Cloud, died terrible death on
Saturday last, OF hydrophobia. He was
bitten by vicious dog about three
months ago.
An interesting service was held at
the Irish Catholic church on Sunday last
upon which occasion twenty-seven chill
dren took their first commune n. Mass
was said by Rev. ]. 6. Goebel.
Deputy Sheriff Murphy has received
card from Sheriff Hammered, announc-
ing the theft OF cream colored pony,
with white name and tail. four white feet
and face, weight about $50 pounds.
Electricity burned ont number of
fusible connections in the converters
attached to the poles OF the electric light
plant. The fluid ran in on The telegraph
line at city Office, making it lively fol
the operator.
Notwithstanding the stringency 81
the money market, the old reliable firm
of Morse & Lamb have plenty Of money
to loan on goodreal estate, security at.
the usual low rates If you want a loan
on your farm 90 and see themr