The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-11-09
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1898.

w ood Tor sale A. NESSEY,
Go with the crowd to Mcintyre
meat market.
Choice winter apples by the barre
atA. Dahlem's.
Fresh oysters in cans and choic
celery at A. Dahlem's
The best line OF fruits and confec
tionery at A. Dahlem's.
If you want some fine potatoes TO
winter use see Harry Parker.
"A bright intelligent boy can secur
a position by applying at this office.
House to rent. Enquire of
A. VEssEY.
I'D. Dunlap is employed by How
Brothers & Co. at present, doing Office
work
The weather of the past few days
has been phenomenally beautiful for TIL,
season.
DIR. Rich has put furnace into the
basement of his office, and will heat the
building therefrom.
IS. p. Hansen and George Jenkins
shipped car load of stock for the st
Pa ul market, on Monday.
Sylvester Trisko has leased the Lake
Shore House of Mat Vanish, and will
run it as boarding house.
-Scrofula, whether hereditary or &C
quired. is thoroughly expelled from the
blood by Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Charles Brown and family are occu-
pying the house on Elm.st.. recently
vacated by Mrs. Stewart Taylor.
The sociable held at the residence OF
DIR. McMasters on Friday evening last
by the ladies of the Episcopvi church
was a great success.
1t is wonderful how traffic on the
Great Northern is maintained through
this dull season. Train chases train very
closely both ways over the road.
marriage of Howard w. Bishop and
Miss Hilda Nelson. at the Methodist
church, on Thursday evening OF next
week.
Mrs. c. F. How has made a marked
improvement in the appearance of her
home by the addition of handsome
covered veranda along the front and
north side.
The band will give concert in the
near future, and it will be the best musi-
cal entertainment ever given by home
talent in this city. The date and pro-
gram will be announced soon.
Monday was one of those days which
render life in the city burden. A gale
from the south sent clouds of sand and
dust whirIing through the air in stuff
Gent volume to nearly bury. one.
Destructive fires have been raging in
the woods east and south OF the city.
The flames had to be fought with vigor
to protect buildings. There have been
a number of very narrow escapes from
serious losses.
Rev. w. R. Brown OF Wisconsin, will
lecture on temperance at the BAPTIST
church on Friday evening of this week.
: He is a prominent temperance worker
and good speaker. All are invited.
The lecture will be free.
= Judge Searle has granted decree of
divorce to Mrs. Lura Johnson Of this
village from her husband Arthur John
son, upon the ground that the defendant
is habitual drunkard, and has failed
to provide for her.-[Mel.ose Sun.
The friends of Mac CuIberton and
wife gave them pleasant surprise party
on Tuesday evening, the occasion being
the 22d anniversary of their wedding.
II was complete surprise TO the recip:
ents and it was an enjoyable occasion.
--latest advices from Allen Barto are
that the fever has passed the crisis and
he is making very encouraging improve
ment. His many friends here breathe a
deep sigh of relief and earnestly hope
that convalescence may be speedy and
thorough.
Peter Stafford was arrested on Tues
day on charge of appropriating cram
berries from a marsh in the town OF
Melrose, the property ola man named
Douglas. A jury trial was held in the
municipal court on Wednesday and he
was acquitted.
"A compound Baldwin locomotive
drawing about forty cars on the Great
Northern road at the Anoka station
blew out one of the low pressure cylin.
der heads last Thursday afternoon. de.
laying traffic for some time.-[ Anoka
Union.
lin the October appointment of the
state school fun6, Stearns county re-
ceives nearly S24, o00-a trifle over three
dollars for each scholar enrolled. OF
this amount the Sank Centre district
has S1573,65 for SOB pupils. st. Cloud
claiming 10000 population receives
$2965, 25-a little less than double Sank
Centres apportiofiment.
"a very satisfactory trial of the water
works vas made on Monday afternoon
by Chief Coe. The wind was blowing q
gale. bvt with the new wheel. notwith
standing the head Of water in the dam is
very low. four good streams were
thrown. The water works are now il
more satisfactory condition than at any
time since their construction.
The number of persons using The
public library has increased to such &
degree that it has become necessary tc
insist upon the card system by tn,
patrons. The method will be explaIne;