The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-04-26


The Druggists.
-Keller's corner grocery store has fix-
ed the standard price for eggs and butter
TOR the month of April at ten cents for
strictly fresh eggs and fifteen cents for
prime, first-class butter. Farmers should
make note OF their prices.
The Keller store has put in a set OF
computing scales which as handsome as
they are useful They are a very ingen-
ious piece of mechanism giving the COM
puted price as we'll as the weight OF
whatever is placed upon them,
Harry Mickey, Young man about
seventeen years of age, had his hand
badly injured while playing with the
dump cars of !. A. Caughren, on the
Great Northern ground. That some one
has not been more severity injured is 3
wonder.
Considerable seeding had been done
in this vicinity prior to the protracted
storms of snow and rain, but the greater
part of the area had not been put in. On
Monday general starting up of seeders
was begun and the bulk OF the wheat
will be in before Saturday night,
The small boy and the sling shots are
getting in their destructive work In. the
city. A large plate glass window.in the
residence of Helmer Hiisdalc was broken
on Tuesday. The boys are warned Of
the enforcement of the ordinance against
the use OF these dangerous playtliings.
Byron F. Carr, who has been spend
ing couple of weeks at home, returns
to his work as member of the govern
ment pine land estimaters. this evening.
The crew he is at work with is on Red
Lake. His visit at home was as thor
oughly enjoyed by his friends as by him.
self.
-Keller's corner store is making spe-
cialty of teas and coffees, and are selling
at smaller margin than ever before
offered in Sank Centre. If YOU want a
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.
Bishop M. N. Gilbert will officiate at
the Episcopal church on Sunday next,
preaching and administering the rite of
confirmation in the morning. In the
afternoon he will visit the mission
church of st. Johns in Ashley, and in the
evening he will address the children OF
the Sunday school in this city.
Chester Mckay, travelling man,
got obstreperously drunk on Saturday.
and attempted to run and terrorize the
Star Hotel. He was arrested and Judge
Wilcox gave him the alternative of paying
$13.45 or going to ST. Cloud for twenty
days. He didn't pay and Officer Murphy
took him to the county Jail on Monday.
w. o. P. Hisdale had completed ar
rangements for removing his dwelling
ing house to the east end of his lot pre-
paratory to erecting a house on the
corner for his own occupancy, The re-
moval had been contracted for WITH
c. Parker only few DAYS before the
death of the latter, and some delay will
he occasioned.
"A few months prior, to the opening of
the summer schools, spent in making up
some special studies will enable all teach
ers to advance the grade of their certih
Gates and be an excellent preparation
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. Call on us.
Respectfully,
HANSON & EMERSON,
The Druggists.
Henry Keller returned from trip
through northern Iowa and parts of
Nebraska. He placed large orders for
bobsleds, harrows, eveners, etc.,-enough
to keep the factory humming for some
time. He is a. successful salesman, and
to his energy and perseverance the city
is indebted for the benefits accruing to it
from the active employment OF thirty
five or forty men who would otherwise
be idle.
Elsewhere in this paper will be found
a supplemental catalogue of nearly 200
books recently added to the library.
The selection is admirable. including a
number of the latest and best publica-
tons in all departments of literature.
This supplement will he printed on a
leaf for the benefit ct the patrons, and
can be pasted into the large catalogues
for permanent preservation.
w. E. Foster, for several months ali
instructor in the Academy, lett for the
east recently to accept a position as
principal of the Pratt Academy at Essex,
Conn. A gentleman there has built and
endowed preparatory schoolfor fitting
youth for college, which will be formally
opened in September. Mr., Foster has
been chosen principal and accepted. He
formerly taught in the public school at
Essex. and was well known there; so the
school authorities are fully aware of his
capabilities.
The following item from the Graphic
Sentinel OF Lake City Mimi, will be
read with interest: "a farewell reception
was rendered Rev. and Mrs. M<-R. Crit
chett Monday evening at the home oil
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Webster of this city,
and fond farewell OF the pastor of the
Baptist church was taken. Mr.. and
Mrs. Critchett will take their departure
for Sank Centre this week where Mr..
CrItchett has been called to preach. They
leave a host of friends behind who will
wish them God speed in their new field