The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-01-26
ALEX. FULLY & CO
The Boston Store

mill is not only complete, but it has i'm
proved machinery not in use in any 9th
err mill in Minnesota. Like its standard
brand of patent flour, it is perfect gem.
Mr.. Davidson and the city are to be con-
graduated.
The soeiable given by the ladies OF
the Methodist church at the residence OF
Mrs. Christine Johnson, was largely at
tended. An elegant supper and gener-
al good time is reported + y all who were
present.
The ladies of the Congregational
society will hold sociable at the resi-
dence of v. A. Whipple Thursday. Febru-
arv I'd. Supper served from 6 to 8 P. NJ.
Come all and enjoy pleasant social
evening.
MIR. and Mrs. A. L. Hatch took the
little three-year-old boy brought here by
Rev. E. P. Savage, of the society for the
children's aid society. The little fellow
secures fine home. and it will prove a
blessing to all concerned.
The Davidson mill will make four
brands of -four for the market: Gem
and North Pacific, patents; Camellia
Straight and Hercules, bakers. He is al
ready receiving letters of inquiry for his
output and is sending forward samples.
There has been a good demand for
dry hard wood this winter. and the sup
ply has not been large, consequently
prices have been well maintained. The
indications are that more will be cut
this winter than for several seasons
J past.
There was lively runaway on Sum-
day last. The horse ran from the c. c.
Tobey corner across the river. The
children of Conductors W. F. Smith and
/ Stevenson and servant were in the
! cutter and were spilled out but not in.
jured. .....
Mrs. Peter Minnette is again in Attic
ton. Her son George. aged five years,
died on Tuesday of diphtheria-the
fourth child she has lost by this dread
disease in the past month. She has two
children left. She and her sister-in-law
Mrs. Nick Minnette, are sick. but moi
dangerously.
AT the adjourned meeting of the city
council on Wednesday evening, no agree
ment was reached between the city ant
Mr.. Davidson for furnishing power fo
the water works, and lighting the city
As the matter now stands there is n,
agreement or understanding whateve
upon this important subject. Futur
developments will be awaited with in
terest.
| Alexander Moore has purchase,
eighty acres of the Sprague farm. lynn
just east of the city limits. The land ad
joins 160 acres recently purchased b
Mr.. Moore of H. C. Waite OF st. Cloud
giving him a handsome farm, convenient
" located. Heis cutting large amour
of wood from it, supplying the mill wit
500 cords. He has twenty chopper
employed.
r. B. Swift of Rochester, N. Y, Wi
give two exhibitions of the wonders
the microscope and telescope, using
powerful stsreoptican, magnifying
drop of water to the diameter OF fiftee
feet. charging flea to the proportion
of an elephant, and thousand 9th
equally astonishing exhibits. This is q
entertainment which will not on
J aniuse but convey vast amount off
teresting and valuable information. tt
> proceeds wiIlgo the high school fund.
J. the Opera House on February / 18th al
) 18th. Tickets for one lecture 25 cts. f
1 both 40 cents.
Rev. E. P. Savage. agent for the soci
! ty for procuring homes for orph'
Z. children and WAITS, was ii the city !.
i Sunday, and laid the claims # the soc