The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-06-29

dow-attractive to every youngster in
town. 1t is full of fireworks of various
kinds. He has an enormous stock.
L. M. Bunnell has one of the most
attractive show windows in the CITY. 1t
is piled high with tropical and Pacific
slope fruits as handsome as they are
luscious.
Crops continue to look fairly well,
but there is lack of uniformity in the
wheat, even in the same field some of it
looking much more vigorous than the
average.
-P. R. Griebler, ex-Mayor of St. Cloud,
and at one time candidate for county
treasurer, died on Thursday last. He
was highly respected for his many excel
lent traits of character.
Next Tuesday will be Fourth of July.
Itmay be useless to caution the small
boy. but too much care cannot be taken
to guard against accidents. in the use of
frecrackers and toy cannons.
The brakeman Mulligan, killed at
Albany ON Saturday, was room mate
of Michael Dougherty, who was killed
near the Little Falls and Dakota cross
ing in this city about month since.
"A petition has been circulated and ex-
tensively signed, addressed to President
Cleveland praying that he convene
congress as early as August LIST, for the
purpose of repeating the Sherman act.
Mayor Townsend emphatically de-
clines to tolerate any catch-penny fraud
ulent schemes in the city on circus day.
If any such are found, notify the police
and they will be summarily dealt with.
"A pleasant surprise party assembled
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Helmer
Hilsdale on Friday evening last, the oc-
casion being the first anniversary of
their marriage. It was pleasant occa-
sion.
Harry Gilbert of st. Paul is with
William Blake at Birchdale, camping
out for few days. Several fine strings
ofblack bass have been taken out there
recently, and the boys will get their
share.
The Northern Pacific line quotes a
rate of fare and one-third for the round
trip to points within 800 miles limit, ac-
count Fourth of July. Tickets to be
sold July 3rd and 4th with final limit OF
July 5th.
Miss Emma Platte leaves today for
Wisconsin. She has concluded her en-
gagement with Mrs. Stabler. Her de-
parture is sincerely regretted by a large
circle of friends, she being deservedly
popular in social circles.
notwithstanding the stringepcy OF
the money market, the old reliable firm
of Morse & Lamb have plenty of money
ito loan on good real estate, security at
the usual low rates. you want a loan
on your farm go and see them.
The company Of troops which went
| to Leech Lake to quiet the Indian dis
turbance, passed through the city or
Wednesday, on their return to Fl. Smell
| ing. John Minde, formerly in the Acade
t'my here, was among the enlisted men.
Infamous, damning rumor-a cow
ard which hidesits foul form behind ar
Interrogation point-a serpent which
Kisses its deadly and blighting poison
| into the willing ear: sHave you heard
I. and "Is it true that r
The Sawyer elevator at Westport
with A, 900 bushels of wheat, burned OF
Tuesday. A barn belonging to Geo. NJ
Bennett near the elevator was also de
stroyed. Awork train made run into
this city as soon as the FIRE broke Out
and carried out gang IF men to assist
The loss is total, but fully insured.