The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-09-06

I, be two full car loads to select from and
styles, quality and prices will meetevery
demand.
| Concert benefit for fire sufferers by
the band. Opera house, Friday Sept.
IA. Turn out.
lanes A. Norris was confined to his
house all last week with a severe attack
of dysentary.
The members of the band who were
III ST. Cloud on Labor day say that they
were treated well-and often.
-Silas w Connelly's name has been
appended TO the roll OF honor, and he
will henceforth receive wei deserved
pension.
No. northern wheat sc cents-two
cents above the regular list. The farmer
is getting every cent there is in wheat
this season.
| "A spot cash deal was consumated
this week whereby Mel. Billed purchased
! of Bert Wood his residence, on Main-st.,
across the river.
Hereafter, until next spring, the
regular hour for evening service ut the
several churches will be half past seven,
instead of eight O'Clock.
| Mrs, Wesly Garter OF ST. Cloud, with
her son John, who had been the guests of
Mrs. NJ. A. Shcllrup for several DAYS,
left for her home OH Tuesday.
A plain uavaraisbed druo, was
committed to s., Causi on Aouday by
his honor, J,tdge WicoA. Oicer Parksr
escorted him 90 ghe county vasriie.
William Scherfiius and family have
moved into their beautiful residen e just
completed. 1t is as elegant as it is con-
veinent-the m ost beautiful i'll the city.
Every Lady in the land who uses
vinegar from Keller's store, hurries right
back after more for fear it will be all
gone. Try it, and you will do the same
thing.
| The Merchants Grain Company is
handling other grains than wheat very
successfully. They have handed sever al
carloads Of fax and oars very saLis!ac-
torly toiarmers.
Jacob Bros. make fresh announce
ment this week to which attention is di-
| rected. They are emphatically "in 1t, !"
and those who patronize them will be in
it with them.
Attention is directed to the adj
yertisement Of tie Great Northern Rail
way which appears in another column,
calling attention to its very attractive
list Of publications.
The Wh;tefeld boys, while in Oregon
recently had very pleasant visit with A.
H. Petit, who is secretary of a new tele-
phone company which has recently been
organized in that city.
Good Value" coffe heretofore ad-
vertised at 35cts. per pound has been
reduced to 25cts. per pound, at Keller's
corner store. The war rs before us-and
we are fighting high prices.
Ed. Whitefeld resumed his duties as
day operator at the Great Northern
railway on Saturday last, after long
off for recuperation CT nearly two months.
His trip to the Pacific coast did him
good.
Frank Rice, who lost a hand, as re-
ported last week has spent week OF
pain and uneasincss. 1t was feared at
one time 2 second amputatio would be
necessary, but the patient is now doing
nicely.
The Billed FIRE sale loses nothing i'll
interest as it progresses. Every day
! numerous fresh bargains as good and
tempting as those offered the first day.
Remeber the last thread must go, and
at unheard of prices.
Mr.. John Clark and Rev. Critclett,
took drive through Ashley, West Union
and Kandota bringing in contributions
of clothing and bedding to the value of
about $50 and $4.7o i'll money for the
sufferers at Hinckiey ard adjacent towsn.
Hon w. L. Culkin. one OF the llean,
aggressive and brainy rising young men
from whom the republican party conf
IDENTIFY expects much, will represent the
Wright-Sherbourn district four wears.
Better men are not had tor the mere ask
ing.
Among our citizens who attended La
Dor day celebrat ;ou az St. Cloud were
Capt. L. E. Coe, \. w. Rice, T. 7. Mu,-
ply, Franz E Minnette. Henry Keller,
Peter Gaspard, Harry Parker. Lucas
Kells, ". O. P. Hisdaie and Hans Han-
son,
"A mass meeting of the citizens OF
Sank Centre and vicinity will be he'd on
Sunday Afternoon next at three o'clock,
at Memorial Hall, for the purpose OF
devising means forextending substantial
aid to the sufferers by thd recent forest
fires. Let everyone attend.
-Rev's. H. G. Maynard, Am. Burns,
J. w. Booer, and F. E. Ross. pastors of
the Methodist Episcopal churches in
Paynesville, Willard, Eagle Bend and
Osakis are in this city taking examine
tions for the coming Minnesota confer
ance. Rev. Fred w. Hart is examine.
Henry 3iebel's patent axle and iron
tube cutter is being rapidly intro 'uced.
The Keller company has made and
placed several hundred Of them upon the
market. Wherever used they have proved
just the thing needed. Every black
smith. machinist and plumber needs
one.
Morse aud Lamb promptly pad
William Dummert for fire loss sus=
tanned by him recently i'll the town of
Orange. His granery and barn burned,
involving a loss exceeding $500, He
was insured in tie Home insurance COM
pany, and the full loss was paid before
it was due.
A. \. Dare, the gifted and always
Iowa esiiter Of the Shst1urne County