The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-02-16

bottles OF Salvation Oii winch Stops
pain and cured me"
Henry Keller has closed contra
with Stevenson & Co. of st. Cloud fl
$500 worth of castings, and purchase
large lot of oak lumber. The factor
will do larger business in 1893 tina
ever in any one year.
Thomas West, an engineer on IL
Great Northern, had his head badly CT
by the cover of the sand-box, weighin
forty pounds, falling upon it, in the S
Cloud yard. He is not dangerousl
though seriously injured.
/ Services are now regularly held a
the Baptist church every Sunday morr
| ing and evening, Rev. F. D. Kennedy off
eating. Prayer meeting Wednesda
evening. All who have no other churc
preferences are cordially invited to wo,
ship with us.
| "A bill has been introduced into til
legislature to reimburse j. n. Dennis 70
services and material furnished the stat
at the time of the Indian outbreak. H
served as an enlisted soldier and as al
officer, for which he never received an,
compensation.
/ There were number of veterans il
the city on Wednesday to be examined
under the rules and provisions OF tn,
pension department. Drs. McMasters
and Lewis of this city and Campbell o
Melrose conducted the elimination, anG
they had their hands full.
The Rebekah lodge recently organized
in this city will be instituted on Friday
evening of next week. 1t has beer
named the Valparaiso lodge. There will
be present from St. Paul and Minneapo
lis about twenty-five members of the
order to assist in the institution.
The subject of the sermon at the Con.
gregational church next Sunday morn
ing is: "a Bold Woman" and for the
evening, "Some Lessons from the Life
of Honest Abe'". ...s
-Thos. McClary, formerly presiding
elder OF the Fergus Falls district of the
Methodist Episcopal church, will lecture
in Memorial Hall on March 2. Don't
miss hearing him.
The intensely cold weather cut off
the water supply from the mill of Cooper
& Ingram, and they were compelled to
shut down. The water supply for their
engine was frozen solid.
"A. P Nelson, night operator at the
Great Northern road, has been trans
ferred to St. Paul., and Robert Firth
takes his place. Ed. Whitefeld is again
installed as day operator.
MIR. and Mrs. w. D. Townsend have
kindly opened their home to young and
old OF Sank Centre, for Friday evening,
the "a inst. 1t will be under the aus
pices of the Epworth League.
The Alexandria Post says that Mr..
and Mrs, Robert Dimond left for Great
Falls, Mont, on last Wednesday morn
ing. Mr.. Dimond was until recently en-
ployed at he electric light plant.
An obstreferous cow filed the resi-
dents of the south side of the track with
terror on Tuesday afternoon. She
charged angrily at everybody IN sight,
putting to fight a half score of men who
TO secure her. She was finally
lassoed anu subjugated. much to the re-
lief of the neighborhood.
"A bill appropriating $4,000 for a
lew bridge to take the place of the mile
bridge, just southeast of the city, has
been introduced by Senator Keller. The
trouble is that there is very little money
in the state bridge fund, and appropriate
ing enough found to cover it several hum
dred times over, and yet the bill is meri-
torious and ought to pass.
Officer Coats and 7. w. Oehl were
called to St. Paul during the week to
testify in the matter of James Parks and
Elsie Smith, who were bound over by
the municipal court of that city for the
larceny of gold watch, the particulars
of which were printed about two
months since. They were acquitted.
The night train on the Great North
ern road was ditched near Miuot, on
Tuesday by broken rail. The cars
were badly broken up and number of
passengers injured, one fatally. The
train passed through this city on Wed.
nesday evening about twenty hours late,
having on board several OF the injured.
The lectures of DIR. Swift on Satur-
day and Monday evenings were of a
high order. Not only were the illustra-
tons on the screen wonderful and in
structive to the last degree, but the SUBJ
ject matter of his lectures, was full of
merit that could not fail to instruct
his large audience. The hall was well
filled and the audience was held with the
closest attention.
Quarterly meeting at the Methodist
Episcopal church next Sunday. Meet
ings will begin at 10 o'clock a. m. and
continue during the day. Love feast at
at 10, preaching, baptism and reception
of members at 1890; Sunday school at
II; Young People of the Epworth
League at $50 p. M, and preaching at
7;3Q. Subject of the discourse will be
Christ Appearing to Saul"
Prof. Louis Vath has purchased the
interest of his partner, ]. M. Casey, in
the business College, and is now its sole
proprietor. Mr.. Yathisa young educat-
or of great ability, and will maintain the
well-earned reputation OF the college. He
has had experience and i'll his hands the
business and educational features will
prosper Mr.. Casey and wife will re-