The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-03-02

Or. Bulls Cough Syrup and found 1t t
be an excellent remedy for coughs an,
colds"
Jake Jacob has just received pho
tograph of his father taken at Ho
4 Springs, Ark, where the old gentleman
is evidently enjoying himself. The pic
ture shows him taking pleasure driv'
in a donkey cart.
The Beaupre Mercantile Company o
ST. Paul, made an assignment the othel
j day. This is the firm that John H. Law
of this city was with for eighteen years
until last January, when he accepted 9
position withe Geo. R. Newell & Co.
/ Monday night was coll and booster
Gus, considerable snow fell, and it YVES
as fine as sifted -four. 1t drifted into
/ hard and ompact piles. The train from
the east due at midnight, on the Great
Northern did not arrive until half past
six in the morning.
! "A. H. Petit is in receipt of advices
announcing the death of an aged uncle
Einatlian Petit of Columbus. Ohio
| Three brothers, one of them Mr.. Pettit's
father. have died during the past nine
mouths, but one of family of ten OF
that generation surviving.
The Keller Manufacturing Company
has purchased a large lot of oak lumber
which is being delivered incar-load lots.
The factory is running on full time. An
order was received on Saturday for 700
Lewis eveners from one house-the third
carload order from that firm.
in the municipal court, Henry Diebel
brought an actiou against John Kusba
for balance for labor done in building a
house. Mr.. Kusba contested the ac-
count and offered certain offsets. The
case was tired before Judge Barto with
jury, and judgment was rendered for
about five dollars and costs.
-Hah-wy-ee, with the accent on the
second syllable, is the correct pronuncia-
ton of the little group of Pacific islands
which are now knocking at Uncle Sans
door, The word is pronounced by the
natives is like the above with the excep-
ton that they give to the CIV" in the
second syllable the slurring sound 'v".
The January Century has been out of
print for some time, and of the February
number the publishers now have untitled
orders for more than five thousand copies
awaiting new edition. A large first
edition of the March century containing
the "reminiscences of Napoleon at Elba,
will be ready on the first day Of March.
up to the time OF going to press the
following are the Stearns county candi-
dates for one or the other of the land
Offices:
C.. F. Macdonald (barred as an ex-
office holder,) d. /. Calhoun, Judge
Theo Bruener, Judge Peter Rricl., OF St.
Cloud; A. H. Petit, of Sank Centre and
NJ. F. Greedy, of Maine Prairie.-[Journ.
al Press.
An erroneous impression has gone
abroad that Mr.. Alden purchased the
entire business of X. T. Greene & Co.
whereas he only purchased Mr.. Greene's
interest in the jewelry business OF H. F.
Alden & Co. Mr.. Greene will continue
his business as usual, only on larger
scale made possible by the removal OF
the jewelry stock.
-Mesdames A. ]. Smith, S. Fender
CAST and E. ]. Lewis issued a large num-
Der of invitations to their lady friends
for an afternoon tea, for Tuesday, and
there was large and pleasant gather
ing. Mrs. Pendergast was absent, by
reason of being called to Little Falls. in
response 20 telegram announcing the
serious illness of her little grandson.
Harry. Carr drove into the country a
few days ago. and IN turning out of the
highway to permit team to pass. his
cutter tipped over, throwing him into a
wire fence. His horse gave few lunges,
dragging Harry some distance. almost
completely denuding him of clothing.
Strange to say, he was not even
scratched, although his clothes hung in
ribbons.
&C. NJ. Sprague went down to st.
Paul to act as escort to the ladies who
instituted the Rebekah lodge here on
Friday last, and accompanied them here
in ~ car Mr.. and Mrs. David
Cley> aud and Mrs. Chas. Perry joined
the party at Minneapolis. While here
the visitors dropped into the Boston
houses, and were surprised at the magni-
tude and attractivensss of those triple
stores. Ole Olson made fine picture Of
the party.
1t will be remembered that James In.
gram was one OF the passengers on the
| iIl-fated Lumbermen's excursion train
which was wrecked an its way to St
Paul from Chicago. He sustained in.
juries which partially disabled him. On
Wednesday he received a checkfor $35.7C
| from the mutual Accident Association Of
the Northwest, in which he carried a
policy OF $4,000. He put in his proofs Of
injury on February 23rd, and the check
is dated February 25th-prompt work
The census of st. Cloud has beer
taken by the directory carvassers, audit
| is given out as cold fact that there arr
now 10, 403 residents in the county seat
OF Stearns county-an increase OF 2, O0(
since the census of 1890. If these figures
are accurate st. Cloud has reason to b.
thoroughly satisfied with a gain o
twenty-five per cent in little more thar
two years. Under the new opportion
ment she is entitled representative il
helegislature all by herself.
/ It's reported that Sam Hill of TIN
4 Great Nortlern road has RECENTLY MIR