The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-05-24

! take hold OF the matter and give assur-
, ances of making it success. Who i
there willing to work the matter up
There is no doubt its proving q profit
able investment.
!, You can get ANYTHING AM
!, EVERYTHING in paints, sarnishes
wall finishes etc. at =
HANSON 8 EMERsoNs,
i The Druggists.
"A team belonging to David Pang-
burn started for home at a rapid pace
and without a driver on Monday. They
ran from Carl's store nortbward through
Main-st., and across the bridge, where
they were stopped without damage.
! The Fire Department in every city
could not do better than to keep adozen
of Salvation. Oil at each station. It
INSTANTLY relieves all burns, scalds and
bruises, and in a few DAYS makes an
efiectual cure of the wound. 20 cts.
The alumni banquet and annual re-
union will be held on June 9Th A meet
ing for the reception of members and
election Of officers will be. held at the
Odd Fellows at p. NJ, and later the
banquet will be held at Pythian Hall.
THE mems meeting at Memorial hall
was tairly we'll, attended on Sunday last,
yet there is room for more-pleuty OF
vacant seats. On Sunday next Rev. F.
| W. Hart will conduct the meeting, and
it is hoped that it will be much larger.
The Stearps county republican COM
mittee will meet in st. Cloud on FRIDAY
afternoop, when the'time and place. for
holding the county convention will be
decided upon. NJ Sprague of this
city is member Of the COMMITTEES, aud
will attend theSmseting.
We yanDgkss 4 phominent capital
list of Minneapol is ,who has been resid-
ine at Atlanta, Ca, died'on Wednesday.
His SON, B. A.lvahDyke s. zane of the
leading businesssnI ssssof r Odds county,
a merchants and wheat 7ssyss at Eagle
Bend. and well knowing this city,
| -Keller's corner stossis. makirg spe-
eialty of teas and cofees, and are selling
at smaller margin fhaif ever befoffes
offered in sauk Centre. Il you want a
fine coffee. or coffee Of an inferior gsadss
and desire to be assured you get full
valae for your money. Go to elsI's
corner store. -, 5r.sss,....... -.
-Ifyou want a good cigar-one which
will give you the impression that you
have had full value for your money, buy
Sank Centre goods made by Theis &
Kray. they select their stock carefully.
employ only hrst-class labor. and put
their reputation behind every cigar they
". M. Thomson returned from Cali
fornia on Thursday last, and is compIet-
ing arrangements TO-. an early removal
to San Jose, in that state, withhis vile.
Both of them have many friends in this
city and vicinity who will exceedingly
regret their departure May happiness
and success attend them.
Joseph Kraker and II. ]. Haskamp
came up from Melrose on Saturday and
looked over the old brewery property
and decided to protect the shores from
farther attacks by water. The waves
have cut into the banks very deeply, and
little money spent upon the property
now will save it from further washing.
"A tramp alighted from the train the
other day and struck T. L. Mccormick
for job. He told him to pile onto the
dray and come over to town and-he
would give him work. : On the way over
the tramp endured what sort of employ
ment he could expect. Mac told him he
would set him to fishing, off the dam.
Fishing, said the tramp, "What will
you pay me for it," "Half you catch, -.
drawled out Mac, and the balance of the
zip "esS ihstoS Oy IhS VI dy iueh GA otOH liz.
The band concert proceeds will be
devoted to the uniform fund, and it is
hoped that enough will be realized to
warrant the immediate purchase The
band has an opportunity to sell the old
ones. and while they offer them cheap,
yet the sum realized will assist some
what in the purchase of the new. It
will require about $500 to purchase such
suitSas are desired. -. ,,a;gs..s..g.-.s
"A correspondent of the st. Cloud
Times says of John Fitz Morris, who re-
eentlSco n1fhftt ed suicide: :, Uncle john
was oneofthe oldest settlersin the town
Of Me1rose and moved to the village some
ten years ago. after having sold his farrh,
the proceeds of which sale he loaned. to,
Edwin Clark. From the interest of tbs
money the old man managed to live
comfortably until Clark went bankrupt
and Uncle John" losing all, became a,
town pauper. This SO proved on the
mind 5fthe inoffensiye nf:child :like old
man that life became burden to him,
and falling sick, he stole away in the,
dead of night and ended his existence in
a fit of dependency by drowning himself
in the mill pond" $50.
Ferdinand Pfeifer, the German tail
or on Third-st.. who has led the life of a
recluse for years, and OF whom as little
is known as can be known of person
who has been resident in community
so many years, is seriously i'll. He is
seventy years old, and short time since
he was injured in one leg. either by fall
ing on the sidewalk. in front of his shop,
or he fell because he was injured, At
any rate he was seen to fall aud was,
picked up and carried into the ho,ise and
put to bed, where he has been ever since.
A physician was called, and it is his
opinion that deficient nourishment is as
much the cause of his ailment as any
thing. While notin any sense demented, !,
he has always been queer, and now he
talks almost necessarily upon religious