The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-11-08
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! Read the advertisement Of E. B.
Simonton. He will sell You goods
reasonably.
Il. ]. Gale, formerly OF this CITY. now
of Brainerd, was in the town this morn
ing, on his way to Osakis.
Robert McCracken and John Love
went into the woods last week after
their share of deer meat.
Street Commissioner Warren has
laid cross walk on Fourth-st. from the
Miner corner to the little school house.
-Charlss Peas has gone up into Crow
Wing county and beyond to hunt for
deer. One or two others accompanied
him.
-Lengthen your wood pile by fitting
storm sash to your windows. The
James Ingram Lumber Co. will hit you
out at lowest prices.
Prof. Stanton, and not Rev. ]. A
Wood. has taken the house on Main.st.,
owned by Alexander Moore. He will
move into it this week.
"A switch engine with iull crew of
train men has been put at work in the
Great Northern yard in this city. John
Davis is in charge oft.
The subjects at the Congregational
church next Sunday are: Morning. THE
Work Of a Church." evening "After the
Election" All are welcome.
Walter Hogan has leased the wooden
mill at Fergus Falls an taken posses
sion. He has shipped a car load of wool
from his Pillsbury mill to that city.
Large numbers Of saddles of venison
are daily shipped through the city from
the upper end of the Northern brach, en-
route to St. Paul and Minneapolis.
An Irishman OF this city, who takes
keen interest in politics. remarked on
Wednesday that there were not enough
democrats left to hold respectable
wake.
The p. S. c. E. of the Baptist
church will give a social at the residence
of c. o. Hoffman on Friday evening.
Nov. 9th. Supper 16 cents. All are
cordially invited.
AT the Baptist church next Sunday
morning Pastor M. B. Crltchett's sub
ject will be "The Sure Foundation of
Cod" Evening sub)ect-"A Perfect
Saviour and Salvation"
Now is the time to drive down the
nails III your sidewalk. A little time
spent in so doing will make half differ
enee with the ease of shovelling them
clear OF snow during the winter.
Storm sash is the best investment
possible and this is the season for max
ing it. Go to the James Ingram Lumber
Co., where you will find large assert
ment of sash OF all kinds, and cheap.
Theodore Jordan OF St. Cloud, is
engineerin charge of the switch engine in
the Great Northern wards here. Harry
Woodruff is brakeman and John Davis,
as conductor has the management of the
yard.
Election returns meyer came in so
slowly as they do this year. 1t is i'm
possible to give anything like an ade.
quate report of even nearby towns.
BY next week there will be something
definite.
Arthur Scrivencr will wear a hat
contributed to him by. DR.. Dubois, all
because Owen will not be the next gov
ernor of Minnesota. The size of the
plurality ought to warrant its being a
pretty good quality of.tile.
Freight train No. s on the Great
Northern broke into four parts rear
Avon, and one car was thrown from the
track, on Tuesday evening. A wrecking
crew cleared tie track at once, and
there was no delay in traffic.
Just received by H. F. Alden, an i'm.
mense invoice of table goods, including
knil es, forks. tea, table and desert
spoons of the highest grade. He offers
them for less than you can purchase in
ferior goods: See them before purchas-
ing.
Said a voter who had been at the
polls pretty closely during the day
"There is one provision of tine election
law now think OF which was not vio-
lated-the voting was done on the first
Tuesday after the first Monday in No.
vember."
Mayor Woodbury. lost his fine driv-
ing horse by blood poisoning. The
Mayor had hedged little, however, by
selling the animal to DR.. Little for a
small part OF its value only few days
ago, when there was very small chance
for recovery.
John Batchelder invites the atten-
ton of the public to a new stock of lum-
Der which he has put in. at the old
lumber yard of J. L. Robbins. He has
on hand full line which he is selling
at reasonable prices. Call at the
hardware store. and he will show you
his stock.
Tom Murphy will send new hat
up to protect and ornament the head
OF the congressman elect for the Sixth
district They didn't think alike as to
the outcome of the congressional vote,
and Mr.. Towne came straightforward
votes nearer being correct than did Mr..
Murphy.
-"Troth." said Mr.. Guck. "Oi tink
this cigar that me boss give me is the
virry best one Oi liver shmoked. It's
called Kay West manufactured by 7.
J. Theis." Now Feency, 'fwhat is the
Dist cigar We liver smoked? "Sure." re-
piled Feeney, "The Dist cigar Oh liver
shmoked wuz poipe."