The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-02-01

Observer.
Friday will be candlemas day.
DIR. Niven February IT till 20.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
city council will be held on Monday eve
ming next. !
Ladies felt slippers at cost at the
Boston Shoe Store. - -, -,
Wood is coming in freely and IL Of
fered at very reasonable figures.
Ladies' felt shoes at cost at the Bos-
ton Shoe Store. -
George Jenkins shipped a car load OF
cattle to St. Paul during the week. 10.
La grippe is subsiding in this city.
There are only few mild cases of it left.
-Gentlemen's felt shoes at greatly re-
duced prices at the Boston Shoe Store. !:
On Friday evening Of this week the
Knights of Pythias of St. Cloud will
give their annual ball.. Several couple
from this city will attend. ~!
The morning tram eastward over
the Great Norrheru was four hours late
on Wednesday. H.. 2
i. A. Caughren who has been very
sick with la grippeis much better but uu-
able TO leave the house. His little SON
Harry is also quite sick.
NI~.A Ia.
merly county treasurer OF Stearns coHn-
ty, was taken violently i'll few days
since, and is in very critical conditien-
a 1T IL confidently stated that ths &c
NAL Judgr Evans is booked for the St.
Cloud post Office. The Judge has scores
of friends in western Stearns, who will
be pleased to note his good fortune.
Owing to largely increased tobacco
trade Theis & Kray have closed their
tousorial parlors and will hereafter give
their whole time to the manufacture of
choice cigars. ...-. z..xs
Closing ont at cost ladies' and geuts,
felt shoes and slippers at the Boston
Shoe Store. .-. --.- =.
Miss Annie Sand of Elbow Lake,
who has been teaching in our public
school for the past two years has, re7
signed her position on account Of i'l
health and returned to her home. -
There is a movement on foot In THE
city to equip a gymnasium. Il 10 Q
move in the right direction-in tia in.
terest of sturdy. muse ular morality,
By all means push it to Satisfactory.
-Gotlieb Rren, the aged father Of
Mesdames Keller and DahIem, 10 sufer.
ing from cancer in the face, and IL 10
thought his DAYS are numbered, The
old gentleman is eighty-four Tsara OF
1age. .;-.t,t -. - ! ii
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hoffman, DE-
sire to express their sincere thasks to
their neighbors and many friends, also,
to the A. O. U. W. for their. sympathy
az 7 help in the late sickness Of their
Chi .E# u "A
q S. Olson has soldhis photographs
studio in this city to P. S. Johnson OF
Morris. Mr.. Olson has worked mp an
enviable reputation as a photographic,
and Mr.. johnson is to be congratulated
upon securing so well esta blishsd o
business .s.a.sa ..z gEsEE,t
The Epwerth League will give .
"Farners Supper" consisting of chicken
pie, Brown bread and beans, ETC.. at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. D. Cleveland, next
week Thursday evening. supper will Be
served from 6 TO 9 P. N. A cordial invi-
tation is extended to all.
-!Ihe carpenter work on the creamery
building was finished by VIM. Mcpaaial
last Saturday. The making OF the vatsi
and oEher inside work will be done later
on 4ron the arrival OF the machinery for
the creamery. which is expected here the
first ~ the coming month.-[Long Prai.
re Jader q y
1T is now definitely settled thafEost
OF the business houses of Old Paynesvilie
will be moved to North Town In the
spring. Mrs. c c. Mcclure Of st Cloud
has donated sixteen lots and il. Hill.
president of the Great Northern road;
eontrihg es 81, 500 towards the expens4
. Of moving
4Thc severity OF the times Is manifest
IN the fact that the city 10 contributing
nearly hundred per cent. more for the
care OF the poor, than for several years
past. sid that, too, in addition to the
increased amounts given through the
4several church orga nizations and the aid
society
The house Of John Kortau in the
town Of Ashley was destroyed BY Att
on Wednesday OF last week. together
sywith most its contents, and without
Insurance How it took FIRE could not
Zoe learned. but it burned very rapidly,
Mr.. Kortan is son-In-law Of Joseph
Mally