The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-02-23

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!. The assignee of H. c. Capser is !
ready to make final account and d
tribution uf proceeds Of the estate. Isr
: it about time that like action was tax,
in the Joseph Capser matter? 1t is no
nearly eight months since the assig
. ment.
Services are held every Wednesda
morning in the German Catholic churcl
and on Friday evening at the Irish Gait
Ollie church. At the Episcopal churc
services are held Wednesday evening an
Friday afternoon at halt past tor
o'clock.
David Pangburn has received lette
from VIM. VanValkenburg, now in Cal
fornia. He declares that this is the ur
pleasantest and most uncomfortabl
winter he ever experienced, and signs TO
Minnesota weather. Possibly h wi
return-it is most time.
| 1t is now said that through passen
ger service on the Great Northern to tn
coast will be established about April LIST
when new timetable will go int
effect. At that time 1t is expected that {
passenger train will be added to the ser
vice on the Park Rapids branch.
of the $500 required to erect All ad
dition to the Methodist church, tor par
lors, Sunday school room, Epworth
League hall and kindred purposes, 5000
have been subscribed. and Pastor Hart
feels that the work will not be delayed
by reason of any withholding OF finan'
cial aid
IS. L. Hansen invites the farmers and
citizens of the village to call at his store
and examine his enormous stock OF
groceries. and be assured that he is SELL
ing the best goods at the lowest prices.
He keeps everything in the line OF fancy
and staple groceries, canned goods. etc.
Teas and coffees speciality.
DIR. McMasters went to ST. Paul dur
ing the past week. The Doctor is under
going special treatment for defective
hearing, recent severe cold having
somewhat blunted the keenness of that
sense. He is improving rapidly He re-
turned on Tues lay and was moned
to Osakis at once on professional visit.
I'm the matter of the estate of ]. l..
letters of administration have
been issued to c. NJ. Sprague and ]. c.
Parker, and ], F. Cooper and ]. j..
Caurghren have been appointed apprais-
ers of the property, both real and per-
sonal. The property will be listed by
the administrators as soon as possible.
Leroy Hoople, son of Nelson Hooplc,
of Duluth, former resident of this city,
has been the guest of his uncle, Mr.. AL.
Erwin, during the past week. He is a
fine manly young man, and has for some
time held a responsible position in the
offices of the Eastern Minnesota railroad
at Duluth. There is good stuff IN that
boy.
The time honored story of just how
'the boy stood on the burning deck"
with which Mrs. Hemans's poem has
made. generations of boys and girls
must now be revised. In the
March Wide Awake Henry Bacon tells
the story of The Real Casabianca," as
gwen to him by the Casabianca OF Cor
sica
I'm the matter OF the guardianship of
Francis s. Pangburn. now in the Fergus
Falls asylum by reason of sunstroke,
and to whom back pension Of Sic 500
las been allowed, his brothers, David
and William have Just taken out letters,
and given bonds in the sum of $35, 900.
The necessary papers have been executed,
and the money will be paid to them. for
him, in few days. He has been al
Owed a pension OF $72.OO per month.
"A, L. Klnnamon made a pleasant
trip to St. Paul and Minneapolis last
week. He visited the state capitol and
accompanied the legislature to Stillwat
er UPON the occasion of the annual in
;pection of the State prison, as the guest
Of Hon. F. E. Minnette. He saw the
Younger brothers, and a halfdozen 9th
RS almost as notorious, and had con-
conversation with them. He
was present also at the Minneapolis
press reception rendered Corbett, the
champion pugilist. T he trip was full of
interest.
Dean & Co. have received carload
IF drills. The seeding season is in sight.
On Friday evening last number oil
he friends of John w. Oehl and wife
gave them an enjoyable surprise party,
he occasion being the tenth anniversary
IF their marriage, and no end of tin ware
was deposited at their hospitable home
oy the guests. Among those present
were Senator Keller and wife, August
2ien and wife, Mrs. E. J. Harrison, AL
bert Dahlem, DIR. Du Bots and score of
others. Refreshments brought bv the
riends were served, and the evening was
4 merry one.
Last week the announcement was
made that arrangements would be made
f possible to supply the place of Col.
Copeland, who failed to meet his en-
here. A substitute has been
ound in S. M. Sheldon, the famous carl
,aturist, who is lightning crayon
artist, who will pre- duce in colors, before
the audience, sketches, likenesses, carica-
lures, ETC., in colored crayons, with j
running lecture. The entertainment is
one winch everyone will enjoy. Those
holding tickets for the Copeland lecture,
and have reserved seats, can use them
or this entertainment on March 18th.
Those not satisfied can have their money