The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-08-02

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| Frank Minnett and Mr.. Kray, o
| Sank Centre, were in cur Village on
| Monday. Frank was working the hfe
insurance business with his eye Fastened,
on the political situation, while Mir
Ktay was looking alter the interest OF
his cigar busiuess.-[ Belgrade Sun,
james Osmeiler has shown signs OF
insanity recently, having a desire to end
his Own existence. He was unprecedented
/ and placed in the city lookup. where he
attempted to hang hlmseli with Il rope
made from his clothing. He was taken
! to st. Cloud tor examination on We'd
nesday.
--Rev. r. p. Savage OF St. Paul, secre.
tarv and manager of the society for pro-
curing homes for orphan children and
| waits, was III the city on Monday
| During FIVE years this society has
| found homes for more than GOO children.
1t is a grand work, and Mr.. Savage is
entitled to much of the credit of its sue
! cess.
"A. DclacS Wood. who has fathered
| and buried more newspapers i'll the state
Of Minnesota than any other five men,
will undertake his humpty-steenth ven
| tuie at east St. Cloud soou. 1t will be-
prohibo-popuio-A.R X. U.-A. L.U. enter
! prise. Its first number will appear soou
| to be followed by the valedictory-when!
Mel. Billed has not yet s,ttled his
losses with the insurance companies,
and there is accordingly q little delay in
his Iesuming business. When he does
close out his stock the readers of the
HERALD will be appraised OF he fact in (,
way that WILDE to their advantage.
A week or two hence will tell you all a
bout it.
-Ifyou want good travelling team
for a BUSINESS. pleasure trip or anything
in the line OF livery, go to the Parcher
stable on Third St, formerly owned by
Geo. A. Day. Mr.. Parchsr has put all
his buggies and carriages in FIRST class
order, aud he has horses suited tor all
plrroses-good travellers, kind, gentle
and reliable. 1t is the largest and best
stable in central Minnesota.
-James and George Ingram left today
for Hignmore, S. ID. where their parents
reside. There will be family reunion
at the home of the old people next week
at which the five sons, all there are in
the family, will be present. Wecongratu-
late the parents on having such taaiily
of SONS as the three samples with which
S lux Centre is acquainted wouliindIcate.
a false report is i'll circulation that
Mel Blied is going to move his stock
from the city when the insurance is adj
justed. He does not intend doing any
thing OF the kind, but is going to COM
meucc big hire sale, and ii you want to
take advantage of some great bargains,
wait for it, He will advertise just as
soon as the insurance udjusters are
through.
Some OF the CAMPERS at Fairy Lake
met with an unpleasant experiencein Il e
Universities of camp lie on Monday. One
ot the party WAS taken i'll on Sunday
niy lit. Eleven others very soon followed
the example and twelve sick campers
were found by physician who was
called in the morning. The trouble was
caused by some iruit which was taken
oui from the city.
Register Barto Of the St. Cloud land
office has been officially rotified OF the
appointment OF theodore Druener as his
successor with instructions to make
way tor the latter when he shall present
his commission and make Il demand for
the Offices. 1t IS pretty generally con
coded that they will swap Offices, Gov.
Barto going to the court house to take
the probate judseship.
Jacob Bros. certainly had the tasti-
est display of four in-hand silk ties in
their show window on Monday, ever
seen in this city. 1t was not only beau
tifuIIy attractive. but there was rich
ness that was catching. And so cheap
offered at one-half to one-third of good
values. They received $50 dozen Of silk
ties ofevery shade imaginable. They are
selling rapidly-the price. style and quail
ity forcing them. 1t is no trouble to sell
such goods at such prices.
i. S. Scott of Minneapolis. was in
the city during the week in the interests
oil Mankato company which Is organ
izing in each city in the state an associ-
alton for the protection OF the property
owners against exor5itart rates of fire
insurance. The object of the association
is to issue systematic protest under the
head of this company, against the pres
ent rates of fire insurance with the view
of citing the fees down to reasonable
basis. He secured a number Of subscnb-
ers here.
the celebrated DeMoss Family
whose feats and vocal work during the
Worlds Fair that charmed so many
that heard them, will give one OF their
concerts in this city on the evening OF
September 4th. This company carried
away the highest honors in awards at
the fair. ond as high grade concert sing
ers and instrumental performers. are
among the best. They are making a
summer tour in this state during their
vacation from work in New York. and
in their coming to Sank Centre our citi-
zens will enjoy musical treat.
Some OF the people who are in camp
at Birch Lake tell a story OF how young
army officer, who is visiting frien In at
Sank Centre, frightened some OF the
young ladies when the men were away
from the camp. They thought he was a
b aid man and while one was telling him
that the men were within hating dis
lance another protested that they were
three miles up the lake. The lieutenant
,~..d;o alv no, re; ved their dilemma by