The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-08-03

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Sank Centre Herald on "1he Home
Market by NJ. Hogan of that city, was
a good strong and lucid plea Tor the
right principles [Melrose Sun.
"A son of Henry Botz was thrown
from wagon on Thursday, and his leg
was broken. A team of colts which he
was driving ran away throwing him out
upon the ground with terrific force.
George Pangburn arrived home from
Cando, N. D., on Friday, where he has
just finished breaking 100 acres on his
farm. he has 400 acres there, and says
the crops in that vicinity are first rate.
M. A. Sheldrup was paid sixty
dollars through the agency of Morse &
Lamb. under an accident policy in the
Travellers Company. for the injuries
sustained by reason of stepping upon
a nail.
With that enterprise which has al
ways characterized the Bostons, the
clothing department has added a depart
ment Of merchant tailoring. Satisfaction
guaranteed. None but the best of work
men employed.
Alexander Moore has a large field OF
corn just northeast of the city that is
we'll worth visiting just to observe the
possibilities of this section of the coun-
try in raising corn. 1t is as fine as can
be found anywhere.
Oliver Boobar and Ezra TAFT came
! in on Monday after ten days spent in
camp at Cedar Lake. DR.. Rich came
home also, but returned with his wife
and children who are spending week in
this delightful camp.
notwithstanding the stringency of
the money market, the old reliable firm
of Morse & Lamb have plenty ofmoney
to loan on good real estate, security at
the usual 10 " rates. Ifyou want loan
on your farm 60 and see themr
The pension examining board was in
session on Wednesday and examined a
half dozen pensioners, all of whom had
/ been suspended under the recent order OF
the department. Their pensions will be
re-rated upon the basis of this examina-
ton.
Mrs. J. Carrie Clark, of st. Cloud,
president Of the district Y. P. S. c. E.,
and Miss Carrie Holbrock OF Minneapo-
lis, secretary of the state Y. p. S. c. E.,
will address meeting of the local socie-
ty this evening at the Congregational
church.
/ -R. G. Evans, the republican nationa
committeeman for Minnesota, officially
but personally the genial Bob, was
passenger on the west bound train on
Saturday night to spend Sunday with
his family, who are spending the summer
near Alexandria.
| We see Mel. Billed is doing some big
buying by the way he is keeping Glars
! Warren busy in taking care of the nuner
Gus cases of goods arriving daily. H'
says he is going to lead in dry goods
this fall, and no dout but that he will
superior stock has anything to do will
it.
/ in this immediate vicinity there hal
been marked improvement in the condi
/ ton of the wheat crop during the pas
. fifteen days-far exceeding expectations
There will not be an average crop, to b
sure, but in certain circumscrfbed areas
the plant is fully as good as last year
while in others it is tar below that
1892.
Il. NJ. Bunnell and wife were out ell
ioying bicycle ride together, on Tues
day evening, when the wheel came il
contact with some obstruction in tht
street near,the Episcopal church, throw
ing both violently to the ground. TIL
wheel struck her, and the shock cause'
her to faint. Fortunately neither wer
injured.
Officer Coats attempted to arrest
couple of taamps at the Great Northeri
road, ON Monday evening. They brolS
and run in opposite directions. He tool
after one of them and fired a couple o
! shots in the air, but the fellow neve
stopped-not even when he cast a shoe
which the officer has as a memento @
the occasion.
, On account OF extra work accumulat
! ing and increasing business, Prot. Whit
tier, the optician, will remain in Saul
Centre another week until and includin.
Saturday, Aug. IL. See new adj Alarg'
, number of cases already successful,
treated. Don't fail to see him. Office
Star Hotel, parlor rooms Office hour
from 8 A. NJ. to Pm.
Il st. Cloud found it necessary to hol
an indignation meeting, to suppose tn
! social evil, or rather to quicken the off
cial consciences of the authorities to
; degree that shall impel them TO close a
disreputable places. Addresses wer
made by Judges Collins and Searle
! | Bishop Zardetti. and Reverends Carl:
! from, Plantikew and Dewart.
IN. p. Peterson, the Evangelist, who
has been holding series of revival meet
ings in tent during the past two week:
closed on Wednesday evening. Wit
what success he met is one OF the que
tions which may only be determined b
! the future. lie has gone to his hume
$ Wisconsin, and after two weeks res
). will engage in like work at Willmar.
II. M. Bunnell calls attention to I'll
e fact that he has fine line OF berries an
J, fruits for preserving and canning. :
Z will furnish raspberries, full quarts
measure, as cheap as they are hawke
T. about the streets, and the preferert
e should be given hin. under the circun
!, stances. Blueberries by the crate vei
| c,aar He will nav tsnecla1 attention