The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-03-09


and was amply repaid.
= Leave your standing order for
Fleischman's yeast. 1t will be delivered
il every Wednesday and Saturday free o.
e extra charge-at the rate of twelve cakes
e for twenty-five cents In any quantity
e desired, by L. M. Bunnell.
!. "A number of specimens of penman'
: ship of the pupils of the academy, under
5 Prot. MaIm, indicate that they are max.
ing very rapid progress. The Professor
is fine teacher. and he is carrying his
. students forward very rapidly.
The country roads in this vicinity
are piled high with snow, and when the
break up comes it will be dihcult, Il
not impossible, TO haul a load over them.
In many places the road bed 10 over
drifts from four to six feet high.
| About forty of the friends Of Ormus
Marshall and wife made them pleasant
surprise party on Tuesday evening. 1t
was Jolly crowd, and the hospitabie
home of the host and hostess was the
scene OF merry and enjoyable evening.
-Caughren & Riley have sublet their
contract for grading on the Park Rapids
extension, and on Wednesday several Of
the sub-contractors were in the city in
conference with Mr.. Caughren relative to
! the work which will commence at once.
The Burgess brothers. of ASHLEY,
have purchased of Mr.. Tenney. agent
for Geo. E. Case, the famous breeder, Of
st. Peter, fine French coach stallion.
Mr.. Tennev has several high bred Perch
erons on exhibition at the Star Hotel
stables.
A. o. Madison has completed barn
upon his premises, and has leased the
place to Conductor w. F. Smith, of the
Great Northern. The house is complete
and pleasantly located and Mr.. Smith 10
to be congratulated upon securing 80
desirable home.
General Manager Mohler's private
car went east on the end ola freight
train on Monday evening, badly smashed
up How, where and when it was 80
seriously crushed could not be learned.
Idr. Mohler had been to California to
attend the funeral of Allen Marvel, presi.
dent of the Santa Fe route.
The police has done some excellent
work in purifying the moral atmosphere
of the city during the past week In get
ting rid of two low disreputable
places. The occupants, both male and
female were ordered out of the city, and
they left. Had there been any clear
evidence of the suspected nature of the |
places they would not have been so
leinently dealt with.
Rev. w. F. Hobart, returned mission |
airy to Pekin, China, occupied the Meth. |
odist pulpit of this city last Sunday very
acceptably. He explained the great
need of the gospel in China and the !
means which God is using for its con-
version. Monday evening Mr.. Hobart
gave free lecture on the Chinese, their |
habits and customs, which was highly
appreciated by large audience.
AT the caucus held for the township |
of Sank Centre, on Saturday last. the |
following excellent ticket was put in |
nomination: Supervisors: c. M. Boss; |
chairman, J. H. Hartley, Henry Boatz; |
clerk, A. L. Hatch; treasurer, S. A. Irish; |
assessor, John Minnette; justice, E. A.
Peterson; constable. A. 1. Wilcox. 1t is
intimated that there will he another
ticket in the field, perhaps two more.
j. G. Schank comes to the front with
the best equipped harness, and horse fur
nishing goodsin central Minnesota. Not
only does he keep large assortment OF
harnesses. blankets. whips, ETC., but he
has a fine line of turf good, including
shin boots. ankle boots. bandages and
goods of like character. If you have
good horse-and everybody has that
has any-call on Mr.. Schank and he will
furnish you with anything needed about
the horse and stable. HIS stock is COM
plete and prices reasonable.
1t is disgraccful state of affairs In
the city that the youthful element is too |
much given to fighting. Little fellows. |
not over dozen years of age, with
flushed cheek and glittering eye, with
little hearts filled with deadly hatred, are
frequently seen on the streets fighting
fercely. Too often profanity accompa-
MED the r1bald and defiant language
used. If not stopped by other means
the police will have to be called in. It is
undoubtedly the result Of the vast
amount of prize ring talk on the part OF
their elders.
The meeting of the literary society on
Monday evening last was one Of the
most valuable of the series-practically
considered, the most valuable. DIR. Rich
read paper on the care and preserva-
ton of the teeth, which was illustrated
with q number of crayon drawings. 1t
was fine paper, full Of practical hints,
with explicit directions for the daily care
[ of these most important and too fire.
quently neglected organs. He took the
ground that there was no reason why
person should not possess every tooth,
sound and serviceable, as long as he
lived. The doctor very courteously sug-
/ gested that he would be very glad to an
swer any questions relative to the sub
ject, and a number of those present
/ awaited themselves of the privilege. He
showed himself complete master Of the