The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-06-22

cut his thumb quite severely, and in the
afternoon he was hit in the forehead
with block of wood thrown from
Circular saw, inficting a cut which had
to be sewed up by physician,
Conrad Botz has purchased the Mayo
farm. two miles south of the city, of p.
H. Kelley of St. Paul, for ST, 900. Itcon-
tains 16o acres, has comfortable house
and its situation makes it very desire
able piece of property.
There has been trifing change in
the time of trans on the the Little Falls
and Dakota road. The train from the
west arrive at 1915 A. NJ, and leaves at
1885; the train from the east arrives at
1920 and leaves at 1910.
The law firm of Bruckart and Brow
er is a highly patriotic one. Mr.. Bruck-
art will make the eagle scream for tine
delectation of the Sank Centre crowd,
and Mr.. Brewer will tantalize the bird
to delight an Anoka audience.
During severe thunder storm re-
Gently in Lake George, two boys attend
ing school were stunned by lightning.
The school house chimney was struck.
the bolt following the stove pipe to the
stove, near which they were standing.
They were not seriously injured,
The brother Of Lizzie Borden, the de-
fendant in the famous Fall River murder
trial, was formerly aresident ofthe town
of Kandota, living on farm at Fairy
Lake for some time The murdered father
purchased a farm there, upon which his
son lived. some fifteen years ago.
-Roadmaster P. J. Clarity has just
completed an immense fill at Mora ON
the Hinckley branch. A tressle there
has been removed and a fill of 1873 rods
has been made. It has an average
height Of SO feer. This plan is being
adopted all along the Hinckley branch
and solid roadbedis being constructed.
list. Cloud Times.
ID. Fl. Mason of Alexandria, one of
the most effective Sunday School work
ers and promoters in the state, we'll
known In this city, where he has been a
frequent and ever welcome visitor, has
been adjudged insane. and committed to
the Fergus Falls asylum. Overwork and
i'll health are assigned as the causes.
May the attack be of short duration.
Cards have been issued for double
wedding on Thursday of next week
John Law and Miss Edith Whitefeld,
and L. M. Bunnell and Miss Nellie White
field. The brides are daughters OF Mr..
and Mrs. W. ]. White6eld, and the
grooms are well-known young business
men. A reception will be held at the
White6eld residence from nine to twelve
O'Clock, evening.
MRS. 81. J. Watt of Bathgatc, N. D..
daughter of Chan Harmon, has been so
i'll that for time her recovery was con-
sidered hardly possible, but change for
the better occurred several days since,
and she has been steadily improving,
and at present she has the most encour-
aging prospects of an early recovery.
Her many friends have been most solicit
ous, and not few will he highly pleased
to learn of the great Improvement in her
condition. It was case of blood pois-
oning.
y. r. Harris Of Minneapolis, was
shot and fatally wounded by burglars in
his own house on Thursday night last.
Two burglars entered his house and
awakened his wife, who got up, think
ing it was one OF her sons. When she
realized the true condition of affairs she
screamed, awaking her husband, WHO
arose and grappled with the burglars,
both of whom shot him almost stimuli
taneously. They made good their es-
cape andiare still at large. The city and
the state offer rewards OF $500 each for