The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-07-26
Next Week.

have come to Minnesota for the purpose
DEMONSTRATING the country with view
of locating large number Of English
speaking farmers. The gentlemen are
not in thus country for the purpose OF
purchasing real estate. but merely to in-
vestigate the agricultural conditions,
and upon their return to report things
AS they find them. The congcs.ed condi.
ton OF agriculture in England, Scotland
and Ireland naturally causes attention
to he turned elsewhere. The persons in
terested in and to be influenced by the
rxports are practical farmers Of fairly
good condition-with cash capital of
from two to six thousand dollars, de-
sirous OF investment in practical farming.
The Minneapolis Board Of Trade has
been in correspondence with the parties
for several months, and now that they
are III this country they are being shown
the state and it's resources very thor
oughly. They have visited the principal
points in southern Minnesota and along
the 800" line, and were expected here
on Wednesday of this week, but owing
to the illness OF one Of the party the visit
has been postponed uurilnext week. Tile
city council has taken an inter est in the
matter, and authorized the mayor to
select committee to show the gentle
men the farming lands tributary to Sank
Centre. The foreign party consists OF
t. X. Stephenson OF Carnforth, Lan:a-
shire county, England, who is member
Of the house of parliament; John Gil
christ OF Orbiston Mains, Bcllshill, Scot
land, who is professor OF the agricultural
school at Glasgow; r. H. Anderson of
SixmilecrOss, Tyrone county, Ireland,
who is justice of the peace, which posi.
ton is similar to our supreme judges;
Alex c Buchanan OF Winnipeg. They
will be accompanied by tour or FIVE rep
resentatives Of the Minncap polls Board of
Trade.
The local committee, of which the
mayor is chairman, consists of w. D.
Townsend, !. A. Caughren, A. Moore, I.
A. Dubois. Chas. F. Hendryx S. Pender
CAST, ID. Hogan. The committee will
take them for drive ola couple Of hours
into the country, after wfichan Informal
reception will be held at the Sank Centre
House, and it is hoped our citizens will
turn out upon that occasion, and meet
the gentlemen with that cordiality which
their dignity and the purposes of their
visit should inspire. A pleasant impress
sion Of the people. coupled with the ad-
vantages OF soil, location and other
material inducements, will exert a bene-
fetal influence.
County Superintendent OF Schools
L. ]. Rocholl returned last evening from
Sank Centre, where he has been getting
the state summer school well started.
He is very enthusiastic over the pro-
spects OF the school. 1t already has an
enrolment Of 14O and this number is
rapidly increasing. The school is being
held in the Sank Centre High School
building and the instructors are: Prof.
6. {. Hubbard ofSt Cloud: Miss Mary
l.. Patterson Of Minneapolis; w. E.
Johnson OF st. Cloud. and r. P. Col
grove of Clearwater. The department
has written to Superintendent Rocholl
wishing to transfer Mr.. Colerove to
become assistant to Miss Laura Knott.
conductor at Brainerd, but MIR. r. has
replied. strongly urging the detention OF
Mr.. c. in the school at Sank Centre.
The instructors have all they can attend
to, each having five Rotations in the
four hours session daily. Those in
charge of the school are free to say that
the standard of scholarship of the teach
ers in attendance is higher than is usual.
and the teachers are equally loudin their
praises of the instruction given them.
With such feeling existing the school
cannot but have highly hencficia in
fuence. Good places in private families
have readily been found tor all the stu
dents and there is no trouble on this
score. The school is one OF the best in
the state.--[Journal-Press.
We have seen number of watch
chains ornamented with pretty charm
in the shape OF a watch case opener,
which obyiates the use of a knife or
hngernail to open the watch. They are
sent free on request by the Keystone
Watch Case Company OF Philadelphia.
Pa. Your jeweler here may have one
for you; il not. send to Philadelphia.
The Keystone Watch Case Company
is the largest concern Of ITS kind in the
world. Its capacity is $500 watch cases
per day. 1t manufactures every descrip-
ton of case, but its great speciality is
that most popular OF all watch cases.
tbeJas. Boss gold filled. These are equal
in beauty and wear to solid gold--while
they cost only about one-half as much.
Boss and other keystone cases are the
only cases that have the famous Nom
pull-out bow or ring. which saves the
watch from theft and accident. The
keystone Company does not retail, but
our local jewelers. handle the cases and
swear by the thief proof qualities OF the
ring.
Advertised Letters
The following is The list of letters un-
called for at the post Office July 26th
1894.
!. P. Mitchell; John Matson; August
Wendt; Warren Boyer; Evalena Miller;
Joshua WEIGH.
]. M. THOMSON, p. NJ.
DIED.
SCHOENHOFF-On Wednesday, July
18th. Mrs. Katherine Schoenhoff OF
inhammat o ofthe bo wells, aged TWEEN.
ty-six years.
That Little Account.
Who shall I pay il to? Please leave it
at the Citizens Bank.
T.B. PERKINS.
Bunch Of keys. Return to L. M. Bun
nell and receiye reward.
For sale.
On easy terms. with good bankable
paper, good heavy work team-eleven