The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-08-09

The fight has ALREADY continued Gov
Barto's term OF Office six months be-
wound the date Of HE coinHai6sion, and
may serve to still further extend It.
i Lucas Kells has sold the cotirer lot
lust south OF A. o. Mattison's house on
Pine ST.. 2iO feet front to Geo. r. Whit
ney for $500. Mr.. Whitney Will erect a
residence ther~on this season. and has
already let the contract for founda-
ton.
The wheat harvest is about finished
| in this vicinity. and gtcat deal OF stack
1 ing has been done. There is considerable
complaint that wheat shells badly. the
husk being so dry that it has shrivelled
and dropped ofi. leaving the berry ex-
posed.
"A. De Lacy Wood ,siil not start
populist paper in East st. Cloud. Alter
looking over the field very carefully he
concluded that the patronage would not
be sufficient, asri he hie,l himself away.
1t is understood he has agar turned his
face to the north and will seek a new
held in some border town.
John Batchelder has just completed
a fne piece of roof work. for Albert Dahl
! lem, 1t isa steel rooi-none better made,
and it sets off the building as nothing
else in the way Of a root could. Ezra
| TAFT did the work. He has also just
comp eted a rooffor the new stote build-
ing of Madsen & Bjone, which is an ex-
ccllent piece o. work.
Peter Thielman OF st. Cloud, has
On tented a molasses tank for store pur-
poses, and he came up on Saturday to
secure the cooperation OF Henry Keller
in their maauiacture. 1t would seem
that any one with good practical ide;,
to be developed comes to Keller. with
the assurance that if they can ouly get
him interested it will prove success
| Il 7. Loomer Of Sank Centre recently
located at Round Prairie and has opened
up general blacksmith shop just north
OF the Congregational church. near L.
/, L. Matterson's store. A shop at that
point will accommodate good many
farmers and settlers and we hope MIR.
| Loomer will fad the field profitable
enough to make lns location there per-
manent.-[people's Press.
T J. Mcbride OF Winnipeg, was in the
city on Monday. He is genera. manager
Tor Manitoba and the Northwestern
Territory for the Harris implement COIL
Germ of Ontario. He has perfected
straw burning stove, which is the first
practical one for the purpose ever in
vented, and he came to persuade Henry
Keller to take hold OF the manufacture
OF these stoves here, and hundred OF
them will be made at once.
Speaking ofthe DeAIoss family. which
appears in this city at the Opera House
on Sept. 4th, Rev. ]. Frank Locke of
Pillsbury writes the following ITO
say that it was thoroughly satisfactory
would be a mild statement of fact. We
have heard the national bands of every
civilized country and many Of the most
noted musical performers OF the world,
and never heard better music than that
furnished by the DeMoss quartet"
George NJ. Bennett arrived in the
CITY on Tuesday from Minneapolis. He
has Just returned from trip to Chicago.
lie left at once for his farm at Westport.
Notwit outstanding the unprecedented
drought Mr.. Bennett does not teel dis
coxragcd relative to his experiments in
diversified farming. He accepts the un-
favorable conditions philosophically. and
says he will continue in the work with
certain notifications suggested by ex-
per:encc.
The sociabk at the residence OF Chas.
H. Bennett ON Tuesday evening was
brilliant event. Supper was served III
the early evening. AMI later, delicious ice
cream and cake were dispersed. The
handsome grove was brilliantly iliurni-
mated with Chinese lanterns. and with
the multitude OF ladies and gentlemen
assembled upon the lawn, presented
beautiful and animated scene. The band
furnished delightful music for the occa
sion. It was in every particular, a grand
SUCCESS.
There never has been placed upon the
market line of goods which compare
with the Garland stoves. The company
covers the field so far as ranges, heating
and cooking stoves are concerned, and
every one is perfect OF its kind. How
Bros & Co have sold carloads OF them,
and there is never any complaint. If
you contemplate purchasing anything i'll
the line of stoves. do not he beguiled into
purchasing from a travelling agent, but
90 to a reliable dealer and not only
save money, but get better goods.
William Fiesler. whose death was
briefly announced last week. was in
many respects a remarkable man. He
has been a resident of Sank Centre tor
more than quarter Of century, was
upright in all his dealings. an industrious
and excellent mechanic, and generous
and verv sympathetic to the last degree.
Before misfortune overlook linn he was
quite prominent. in all matters pertain
rag to the welfare of the city, and his
utteranc,s and opinions carried might
and influence. In him the virtues were
many and TIE faults few:
AT this season of the year the oily
salesman who promises the earth for a
song. is cutting himself loose, and trav
cling from horaseto house in the country
soliciting trade. The grocer, the dry
goods man, the hardware and stove
dealer is very smooth when seeking to
sell goods to the farmer. representing
that lie is giving wholesale prices, there
bv saving to the consumer the 'enor-
nous profits," secured by the retailer