The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-08-24

Dahlen's store. 1t is his intention t,
keep stock OF all kinds of pumps OF
hand and also to do repair work.
The railroad boys played game o
ball on Thursday last with the Saul
Centre nine. The result was score o
nineteen to seven in favor of the Saul
Centre nine. Another game will b
played between the same clubs on Frida,
afternoon.
LIN short time Mrs. Peake will opei
up one OF the most complete and bes
assorted stock of millinery ever seen il
this city. She will buy in the bes
markets and sell her goods at prizes
which will drive all thoughts of "hart
times" from any mind.
The A. O. U. w. lodge is having {
hondsome large lantern mad to b
suspended in front of the hall and lighted
on the evenings of meetings. Messr:
Carlson and Johnson, the railroad cal
repairers are doing the work, which viii
be painted and Iettered by Mr.. White
field.
New is the time to purchase youl
fruits for preserving and canning
They are cheaper than they will be later
L. M. Bunnell is receiving daily line o.
peaches and pears which he is selling
cheaper than ever, and he invites house
keepers to call and examine stock and
prices.
The engine and several of the cars
which were in the Fergus Falls wreck,
went eastward on Saturday last. They
showed hard usage, the engine being de-
void of smoke, stack and cab, covered
with rust and mud, and otherwise badly
used up. The cars were battered, bruised
and broken.
Peter Gaspard enticed away dog
belonging to N. w. Rice, for the pur.
pose Of enjoying little sport. Mr.. Rice
resented the trespass and sent Officer
Murphy out into the country after him.
He was brought in by the officer, and
paid the costs of the municipal court for
his thoughtlessness.
One feature in the reduction OF wages
on the Northern Pacific is quite peculiar.
No reductions were made of salaries Of
less than 500 month, and they were
reduced ten per cent. Employees receiv-
ing $500 were left as they were, and
their superiors who were receiving 500,
not get but $4,000.
Judge Charles Walker, an old time
resident here, and formerly Grand High
Priest of the Sons OF Malta, is expected
here on visit in a few days. The Judge
will bring his regalia with him, and make
an official visitation to the time honored
lodge of the order.
"Tohnny get your gum"
&C. F. Marie and family, who arrived
from Fon du Lac, Wis. about two weeks
ago, and have been visiting his brother,
VIM. Marie of this city, left on Saturday
last for Fergus Pals, where Mr.. Marie
has gone into partnership with his
brother Henry in the harness business,
and will make that city their future
home.
"A telegram was received by Morse &
Lamb on Saturday from Samuel c. Nc
Clintick of Grey Eagle, announcing that
his house had been burned on the night
before, together with all the contents.
The property was insured in the Home
Insurance Co. of New York, with Idorse
& Lamb, for about $500, while there
were no particulars, it is thought that
the loss was about 81 200.
The Great Northern road has made
material cuts in the wages of all EN-
ployes. 1t has reached the working force
of this station, in common with the rest
of the army. The engineers on the road
will prepare to accept a temporary re
duction, the amount to be reimbursed
when the present stringency in financial
affairs shall have become a thing of the
past.
Prof. o. 1. Woodley returned on
Tuesday from Long Prairie, the summer
school having closed. 1t was one of the
most successful ever held in the state
There were seventy-three scholars and
three teachers, and vast amount Of
effective work was accomplished. The
professor brought home stack of ex'
animation papers which he is busily
engaged in examining.
Jacob Bros. have placed on exhibi
ton in their show window an attraction
which is the most striking ever seen here
1t is an elegantly attired dude-a cigar
cite smoker, who goes through all the
motions true to life. He smokes, winks
bows and uses his eye glasses with all
the grace and elegance of the real article
His features are not very progressing
neither are those of the originals. 1t viii
amuse you.
County Auditor Vossberg came up
from st. Cloud on FRIDAY to make ar.
for the resurvey of certain
lots and lands in this city. 1t will be re-
membered that these lots were surveyed
by Mr.. Chute. and owing to irregularity
the surveys were declared illegal. There
are nearly a hundred descriptions in.
cluded in the new survey, and notices
have been served. The. total expense
will not exceed hundred dollars. The
original cost was about $4,000.
Miss Hannah Petit left on Thursday
for Vancouver, WASH, to resume hel
place in the state institution where she
gave such complete satisfaction. He,
salary was materially raised for the en-
suing year without solicitation on hel
part-a very tangible expression of APP
probation. She will join friends for {
visit to San Francisco for week prior