The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-03-16
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Winter has shown a disposition to
loosen its grip. On Friday last there
was lively thunder storm of short du-
ration and on Saturday it was warm.
the snow melting rapidly. A change in
the wind to northerly quarter brought
colder weather and furry of snow on
Monday.
Glover seed is worth nine or ten dol
lars bushel. J. H. Simonton says that
On his farm he has clover patch which
will yield heavy first crop of clover
hay and second crop which will thresh
two and halt bushels of seed to the
acre, with valuable straw for feed. He
will raise clover seed this season.
The odd-Fellows are beginning to
make elaborate preparations for observ-
! ing the anniversary Of Odd-Fellowship.
| which occrrs on April 26th. Ex- Grand
Master Nye will be present and make an
address. He is not only an eloquent
/ speaker, but one of the most thoroughly
equipped Odd Fellows in the west.
| AT the regular term OF the municipal
court on Tuesday the only case was that
of William Hendry against Frank w.
Wilks, case of breach of warranty Of a
horse. This is the same horse which
figured so conspicuously in the Kale
LymanlW. D. Townsend case. Issue
I iolned and case adjourned for two
weeks. - .lsE -isassszs, 81 SEX
s-On account of the Spedon entertain
ment on next Monday evening it has
, been thought best to postpone the meet,
ing of the literary. society one week, till
Monday evening, March 9th, when Nd
c. Kelsey will read paper on Canada
and its annexation TO the United States
The topic is timely one, and cannot fai
| to interest. a Ss. -
Hon. Joseph capser has been in at
tendance upon a senate committee en-
gagged in investigating, certain alleged
Y irregularities in the disposition of stat
q: lands and stumpage in certain OF tn
e northern counties of the state. TIL
II committee has closed its. Investigations
o and Mr.. Capser expects to return HON
in few days.
'r The Knights of Pythias lodge will b
"a instituted on Friday evening with mem
OIL orable ceremony. There will be a yer
es large delegation of visiting knight
y with the grand officers of the state, t
participate. Large delegations from 5
s Cloud and Royalton and other lodg
tie will be present. They have secured ell
he CANT rooms in the Andrew ]. Smit
as corner building, which are being beaut
ID. fully fitted up and decorated.
The local Board of Insurance Undt
I'm writers for this.city has been reorga
an- lied. the old board going. out of ex
W. tence and new one being formed, wi
The the following officers; President, IA,
The Petit; secretary, P. Lamb; treasure
The M. F. Woodbury.; rating committee,
l.. Morse, Geo. r. Whitney and M.
las Woodbury.. Several members of t
lay state board were present, among thu
.rer c. P. Hubbell. H. T. Fowler, Fl.
ON Lamden and c. S. Cowles. =
sed j. g. Sehank comes to the front W
and the best equipped harness and horse {
nishing goodsin central Minnesota. 1
city only does he keep large assortment
yen harnesses. blankets, whips, etc, but
in has fine line of turf good, includ
and shin boots. ankle boots, bandages |
an goods of like character. If you hay
N.Y. good horse-and everybody has t
has any-call on Mr.. Schank and he
liter furnish you with anything needed alb
man the horse and stable. HIS stock is c
t,on- pIete and prices reasonable.
D in Mrs. Vogel. of Melrose, while an
ming mate of the st. Peter hospital for the
ride sane, and under treatment, was
work i'll the laundry. By some ms