The Sauk Centre herald., 1894-05-03

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-The dog killer u settine h bio deadly
work. He has destroyed eight or ten
dogs. the last one being the 6ne New
ioundland owned BY Thomas ] idurphy,
who prised the animal very highly. To
say that Mr.. Murphy was angry Z
drawing II mild. s
Store your stoves with How Bros.
& Co, Leave word at the store and they
win call and take them down. store
them safely. insnre them. clean them and
set them up in the fall. No trouble and
trihing expense.
The prayer and miscellaneous re
ligious services OF the several churches
are better attended than for years.
There has been marked awakening in
spiritual matters following the Rvangeli-
cal labors OF Mr.. Hunt.
arrangements have beeu made bv
the elevatorsin this section, on and after
August 1st, 1894, in addition to wheat.
to handle barley. corn, FAX, oats, rye
and all other coarse grains and seeds. !
-Qn Monday last Bishsp Gilbert, Rev.
J. F. Hamilton. Mr.. and Mrs. VS.. Dean
and son Willis. Mr.. and Mrs. Gso. Fish,
and Mr.. and Mrs. chas. F, Hendryx and
daughter Myra, went over to Glenwood
to attend the cousecration Of an Episco-
pal church. The party returned on Tues
day, with the exception Of the Bishop,
who went to st. Paul.
lt 10 q pleasure to select paints
from the new sample card of the Sherwin
Williams. 60. Gail and Gee the elegant
combinations Of colors We show.
HANSON g E,xRRsoN,
The Drugeists.
-Keller's corner grocery store has fx.
ed the standard price for eggs and butter
for the month Of April, at ten cents for
strictly fresh eggs and fifteen cents for
prime. 6rst-class butter, Farmers should
make a note OF their prices. a
-Wilford Parcher Of Whapeton, has
purchased the livery business Of George
A. Day, and succeeds to as fne q busi.
ness as energy, square dealing and a
favorable location can build up in that
line. He is a gentleman of experience,
and will maintain the well-earned repu.
tation Of the business. 4 =
"A Great Northern special train
passed westward through this city ON
Sunday afternoon, having on board 200
regular troops from Fort Smelling, under
command Of Major ]. H. Patterson.
They were en- route for Devils Lake, and
went into camp at Grand Forks. The
refusal of trainmen to take the train
westward left the soldiers in Grand
Forks. The train was provided with a
derrick and pile driver, and such other
appliance as might be needed to clean up
wrecks. ~ q
The Keller store has put in set of
computing scales which as handsome as
they are useful. They are very ingen-
ious piece of mechanism giving the COM
puted price az well as the weight of
whatever Is placed upon them.
-Keller's corner store is making spe-
cialty of teas and cofees, and are selling
at smaller margin than ever before
offered in Sauk Centre. II you want
fine coffee, or coffee of an inferior grade
and desire to be assured you get full
valae for your money. Go to Keller's
corner store.
-Afew months prior. to the opening of
the summer schools, spent in making up
some special studies will enable allteach-
ers to advance the grade of their certih-
Gates and be an excellent perpetrators
for the work Of teaching. There Is no
better way to prepare than to attend
the Academy, during the month of sum.
mer. Every ono should attend:
1T Is to your advantage to get our |
prices on wall paper and win.
dow shades before purchasing; we |
carry an elegant line at astonishingly |
low prices. We can furnish you with |
painters and paper hangers. Cali on as. |
Respectfully,
HANSON & EMERsoN,
The Druggists.
j. G. Parker left a will, disposing of
all his property, real and personal, to his |
wife absolutely, empowering her to dis
pose of it at pleasure. The will further |
provides that from any of his estate re-
at the death Of bis vile, his step
Mrs Ward and Miss Wolford. |
shall receive $4,000 each. the balance to |
be divided equally among his brothers |
and sisters. His life was insured for $3,- |
BOO for the benefit of his wife. The value |
Of the estate u vet to be determined by |
appraisers soon to be selected. c. M.
Sprague and the widow are named 40 |
executors in the will, but Mrs. Parker
declines to accept the trnst and pays the |
probate court to substitute M. r. Wood. |
bury. s&6 "
Officer Buck attempted to shoot the |
enormous mastiff owned by w. b.
Brooks, on Main ST., last Tuesday, but
failed to hit the mark. The dog was at |
once taken in to thehouse by Mrs Brooks, |
when the mayor instructed the officer to |
demand the animal, but the demand was