The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-09-14

SOSStdNA Will LIZ 0AiA$> OdAtdAh6 A~N>AAs3t
moved from Oak-st., for consideration
OF 1928.
| Nearly all of the visitors returning
from the worlds fair of late have
brought back severe colds, contracted by
exposure to the cold breezes Of Lake
Michigan.
-Helmer Hilsdale has commenced the
construction of the framework upon
his new dwelling. 1t will be two
story frame structure. John Dimond is
doing the work.
Mat Vanish has purchased lot adj
joining his property opposite the Sted
man feed mill. 1t is a triangular piece
which squares his property with the
street, as it now is.
The Pete Peterson company will APP
J pear is this city on October 26th. 1t is
dialect play similar to Ole Olson, and
has been received with marked favor
wherever presented.
Gee. w. Maynard passed through the
city on Tuesday with family of four
deaf mute children enroute from their
home in Todd county to the deaf mute
school in Faribault.
The meeting OF the Snow Flake
Dancing Club, which was to have been
held last evening, did not materialize.
The boys evidently thought it was too
hot for "snow fakes"
The First National Bank of this city
has put in a new furnace. 1t is a coal
burner, and will be great convenience.
The basement has been finished up nicely
and the floor cemented.
st. Cloud is to have new pastor in
the person of Rev. F. Bacon of NATION,
H., who will commence his duties as
pastor of the Congregational church in
that city on Sunday next.
DIR. ]. M. Garfield has removed his
office building from Oak-st., to his house
lotion the north side of the river. 1t was
put on wheels and snaked over, under
the direction of c. Parker.
-Messrs. Thies and Kray, who are
opening cigar factory and barber shop
in the building formerly occupied by
Louis Kroessin, expect to be able to re-
ceive customers by Saturday.
The rain storm last evening was
very welcome to farmers, the ground
being much to dry for successful blowing.
he hail which fell was not enough to do
any damage to the corn crop.
The Quaker who dispensed medicines
to an admiring audience on Third-st.,
during the past week, left for Morris on
Monday. He is clever ventriloquist
and sleight of hand performer.
Conductor w. F. Smith lost val
liable driving horse on Monday. The
animal cast itself in the barn and before
aid arrived was in dying condition.
It's owner caused it to be killed.
Miss Edith Norris has accepted
position in a business college in Crooks
ton, and will commence her duties at
once. She is graduate OF Miss ]. D.
Hess business college in st. Paul.
AT Fergus Falls, the Andrews Opera
Company was guaranteed $50, and
the guarantee came out eleven dollars
short. Here the receipts were $146.0 90
a trifling better here than there.
Little Falls defeated St. Cloud in a
game of ball at Little Falls on Sunday,
by score of Is to s. Phyle and Voss-
b re-, who played here on the Fourth
were in the points for St. Cloud.
The Northern Pacific elevator has
been reopened for the purchase of wheat,
after being closed for month. II will
be in charge Off. H. Christen, of Browns
Valley during the coming season.
"A new steam fire engine for Barnes
vile passed through the city on Satur-
day last 1t is neat little machine,
fully adequate for all the uses that
GAINESVILLE will need to make OF it.
DIR. Alex Irwin, brother of Mrs. w. S.
Dean, is seriously i'll with typhoid fever,
at the home of his sister, Mrs. Fuller, at
Minneapolis. His brother Jack, of this
city, went down to see him, on Tuesday.
The number of students who have
entered our school at the beginning of
the term is an excellent testimonial to
the reputation which the institution
bears. The outside registration is very
large.
The FIRST days of September were ex-
eessively hot-not an unusual occurrence.
1t will be remembered that two years
ago the opening of the public school was
deferred week by reason of the intense
heat.
Ed. Thomson and wife and. George
Fish and wife were out last week for
several days on camping and hunting
excursion. They returned on Saturday
evening very tired. but they had royal
good time.
Eagle Bend is still infested by the
malady which has caused the death Of
so many of its Juvenile population. DR..
Garfield is making his home there for
the present, and has about twenty cases
on his hands.
Something new-The supper which
will be given at the residence Of Mrs.
David Cleveland on Thursday evening
Sept. 21st. For "Bill OF Fare" watch
for the posters. which will be distributed
| early next week.
The morning passenger train east,
ward, the Big 4. is great CONVENIENCE
to the travelling public, so far as this
city is concerned. is taking a large
part of the travel which formerly went
| on the noon train.
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