The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-09-28
IoCAL SUMMARY.
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER %, 1898.
rventv-six Years.

and while it has no desire to eulogiz
;tself for its past achievements, it woul
rnodestly remark that its ambition ha
been TO reflect the best sentiment Q
the community in and for which It ha
been published, and to contribute 1t
share to the material. moral and intel
Iectual welfare of Sank Centre and vi
cinity. How we'll it has succeeded
left TO the judgment of its readers
That policy will be pursued in the fu
ture. as in the past, and to that enc
It solicits the fullest cooperation OF 1T
patrons and the public generally.
See BunnelYs pipe display.
Buy your fruits Of an exclusive fruit
house.
The place to buy your fruit is al
Bunnells.
-Bunnell has the largest stock OF to-
baccos in the city.
The Big A train going east TO-DAY
was ten hours late.
ice an eighth of an inch IN thickness
formed on Tuesday night.
L MI. Bunnell has display window
attractively trimmed with smokers
goods.
-Bunnell has received a mountain OF
grapes, which he is selling at bottom
prices.
The mill is ruaning twelve hours per
day, and shipping -four to eastern GUS
toners.
m. W. Rice has fitted up the engine
from his steamboat for wood saving
purposes.
Buy your tablets, states and writing
material of Hanson s. Emerson. Stock
larger than ever.
DO not forget the fall millinery open
ing of Mrs. N. E. Peake on Friday and
Saturday OF this week.
The Star Hotel has had storm
porch built over newly cut entrance
upon the south side.
%. L. Hoff has been appointed post
mrster at Nora, Pope county, by the
new administration.
If YOU want two dollars for one
purchase one of Jacob Bros. negligee
shirts. They are going below cost.
The volume of business over the
Great Northern road shows no diminu-
tion. Several stock trains go eastward
Z ally.
The prevailing wind at the equonoc-
tial season was nortnerly, and the
weather-wise say that this indicates SIX
months of cold weather.
"A petition is being circulated for the
appointment uf c. c. Tobey to be post
master in Sank Centre, at the expiration
of Mr.. Thomason's term, year from
next spring.
Rev. ]. A. Wood OF this city was APP
pointed Nv the Congregational confer
ence, one of committee of nine to visit
Carletoa College.
With every twenty-6vecent purchase
of cigars or tobacco you get chance to
draw an elegant present at Bunnell's.
His candies are always fresh.
During the early fall there has been
been very little transient hotel business,
SO far as commercial salesmeu are con-
cernsd. 1t is little livelier just now.
Mel Billed has accepted the agency
for the Foster Paul Kid Gloves and in a
couple of weeks will guarantee the best
styIe, wear and fit to be had in the city.
Mr. Hart has mad the pleasure OF re-
ceiviug over eighty persons into the
church during the year just closing, and
the church sends In unanimous call for
his return.
Miss Lena Chase has been elected
vice president OF the senior class OF Ham
line University for the current year.
Miss Chase is graduate OF the Sank
Centre High School.
r.. T. Greene returned on Saturday
from pleasant and satisfactory visit to
the Worlds Fair. He took occasion to
purchase finely selected stock of fall
goods during his absence.
There was a canvasser in the city
: during the past week in the interest OF
Folks Gazetteer for Minnesota, the two
Dskotas and Montana. all in one book.
1t is {, large aud valuable volume.
FIRED Carpenter. son of Ira w. Car.
penter of Kelseyviile. California. has en-
tered the office of N. H. Miner. and will
take a caurse of reading preparatory to
making the practice otlaw his profession.
On Tuesday evening the members o j
the Congregational church rendered
their pastor and his wife reception in
the parlors of the church. Mrs. Wood
returned from her visit in Wisconsin on
Saturday.
Mrs NJ. A. Truman returned on
Monday from family reunion in Min.
neapolis. During her visit she met with
relatives that she has not seen for over
twenty-five years and she reports very
enjoyable reunion.
The crew OF the Park Rapids train
that spent Sunday at that place report
a severe snow storm of short duration
They said that at one time he fall was
so heavy that one could only see acros:
the street with difficulty.
The authorities of St. Cloud, and th'
1o;f ,f c+earne (,oroty have declared